Saturday, November 30, 2002

• Zhu Sends Congratulatory Message to Conference on Palestine
• CPC Publishes Book on Party Congress Documents
• Non-Communist Party Leaders Urged to Study CPC Congress 
• Huge Turbine Wheel on Way to Yangtze Dam Site
• Li Changchun Urges Study of CPC Congress Essence 
• Zeng Qinghong Calls for Efforts to Achieve CPC Goals
• Dam Project to Receive State-level Quality Control
• China Marks the Day of Solidarity with Palestinians
• Hong Kong, Mainland Police Satisfied with Cooperation
• White Ribbons to End Violence Against Women in Beijing

• China to Continue Prudent Monetary Policy: Official
• Dairy Farms Sprout Around China's Capital
• China Further Opens Construction Market
• China's Software Sales to Hit RMB 250 Billion by 2005
• US Washington State Governor to Lead Boeing Trip to China
• East China Province Sees Bigger Harbor Cargo Turnover
• CIS States Offers Investment Projects to China
• HK's GDP Growth Records 3.3 Percent in 3rd Quarter
• Mobile Phone Export via Shanghai up 53 Percent
• Seminar on Sino-Japanese Cooperation Held

• Half of Russians View China Favourably
• Australians Protest against Attack on Iraq
• Chinese Doctors Stand in Frontline Against AIDS in Tanzania
• Putin: China is Key Partner of Russia  
• UN Marks Solidarity Day with Palestinian People
• Germany Offers Unmanned Plane for UN Weapon Inspection in Iraq
• Blast Suspects Arrested in Kenya Include Pakistanis, Somalis: CNN
• Franco-British Summit to be Held on February 4
• China Favors Denuclearization of Korean Peninsula
• India, Russia to Ink Delhi Declaration
• Vice Premier Li Lanqing Meets French President 
• Sri Lankan Peace Talks can be Fruitful: PM

• China to Survey Public's Scientific Knowledge

• Chinese Yang Yang (A) Wins World Cup 1,500m
• China's Shen and Zhao Win NHK Trophy Pairs 

• Forum on Cultural Development Held in Shanghai
• Taiwan to Return Thousand-year Stone Buddha Head to Chinese Mainland
• Popular Korean Romantic Opera Staged in Beijing