Wednesday, December 04, 2002

• Chinese, Japanese FMs Discuss Bilateral Ties
• Chinese, Japanese FMs on Korean Peninsula Situation
• Jiang Welcomes Japanese Businesses to Participate in China's Modernization
• CPC Central Committee, State Council Congratulate Successful Bid for World Expo
• Chinese Senior Legislator Meets Uruguayan President
• FM Spokesman on China's Winning of Hosting 2010 World Expo
• Non-Communist Kuomintang holds 10th national congress
• Zhang Kehui Reelected Chairman of Taiwan Democratic Self-Government League
• Election of HKSAR Deputies to 10th NPC Open, Fair and Just
• First Yangtze Railway Bridge in Dam Area Breaks Earth
• China Opposes US Military Ties with Taiwan: FM Spokesman
• Jiang Congratulates Success in Bid for World Expo 2010
• Jiang, Putin: "The Future of the World Rests on the Younger Generation"  
• Vice-Premier Urges Concrete Anti-drought Work

• Chinese Company Buys out Enron Joint Venture Shares
• China's Mobile Operators Getting Ready for 3G
• New Power Generating Unit in Operation on Lancang River
• Tibet's First Batch of Farm Produce Brokers Proves Worth
• Haier Becomes China's Most Valuable Brand
• China Sees First Regional Regulation on Economic Zone
• China Provides US$100 Million Export Credit to Russia
• China, Jordan Sign Economic Cooperation Agreement
• China Issues Rules on Anti-dumping, Anti-subsidy Cases
• China and US to Jointly Tap CBM Resources in Yunnan
• Consumer Procurement Fair in S. China Fruitful

• UN Arms Experts Visit Iraqi Nuclear, Chemical Sites
• DPRK Rejects IAEA's Demand on Nuclear Issue
• Russian President to Visit Ethiopia in 2003
• S.Korean Fishing Boat Catches Fire in Argentina, Eight Killed
• Chinese Assistance to Afghan Police Handed over in Kabul
• Thai King Orders Military to Continue Operations Against Narcotics
• S.Korea, DPRK to Hold Economic Talks
• Moscow Congratulates Shanghai for Winning World Expo Bidding
• S.Korea Congratulates Shanghai for Winning World Expo Bidding
• Belarus Ambassador to Japan Reappears
• US United Airlines to Lay off 352 more Pilots
• China to Be ROK's Largest Investment Destination
• Shanghai Wins Bid to Host World Expo 2010
• Russia Says Danish Refusal to Extradite Chechen "Politically Motivated"
• French Troops Evacuate more Foreigners in Cote d'Ivoire
• Road Accident in Ethiopia Kills 25, Injures 17
• Putin Meets Indian Prime Minister

• A Model of New-Type State Relationship: Commentary
• Putin's Visit Deepens China-Russia Partnership
• Another Leap Forward for China's Development 
• Editorial Hails China's Successful Bid for World Expo 2010

• China, US Collaborate on Digitizing Dunhuang Treasures
• New Network Monitors Earthquakes Around Beijing

• Yao Ming Helps Rockets Slam Spurs 89-75  
• BOCOG Completes All Tasks for 2002 on Schedule
• Shenzhen Win Second Place of Chinese First Division League

• Taiwan Taking Local Applications for Indirect Flights to Chinese Mainland
• Long Road to True Love for China's Senior Citizens
• 1,700-year-old Terracotta Warriors Unearthed in E. China
• China, US Seek Origin of Pacific, Asian Island Languages
• Shanghai to See More Flights to Europe Next Year 
• China's Oldest Jade Clothing Repaired, Put On Display
• Macao Starts Issuing New Identity Cards
• Heavy Fog Causes Medical, Traffic Problems to Beijing 
• China's First Suicide Intervention Center Established