Sunday, December 08, 2002

• Missing worker confirmed eaten by Siberian tiger in NE China
• Coastal city Xiamen Has New People's Congress Leader, Mayor
• Macao SAR Deputies to 10th NPC Elected 
• Hong Kong Law Professionals Support Basic Law Implementation
• Tung Vows to Take Strong Measures to Deal with Deficit
• Macao Chief Executive Congratulates Elected NPC Deputies
• Work of Macao's 9th NPC Deputies Fruitful: Official
• Macao NPC Deputies Elected in Open, Fair, Just way
• Chinese Leaders' Sedans Roll into Hong Kong
• CPC Official Appointments Increasingly Democratic

• China, Sweden to Set up Investment Promotion Mechanism
• China's GDP to Top 10 Trillion Yuan in 2002
• China's Economic Growth Rallies
• China Able to Build a Relative Affluent Society: Economists
• Sino-German Housing Savings Bank to Open in N. China

• Kuwaiti Information Minister Refutes Saddam's Address of Apology
• Saddam Sends Apology to Kuwait for Invasion
• Iraq Hands over Weapons Declaration to UN Inspectors
• Bomb Blasts at Four Movie Houses in Bangladesh Kill 15
• Palestinians Grieve amid Celebration of End of Ramadan

• CAS Promotes E-government Construction

• Former Residence of China's Last Emperor to be Restored