Sunday, December 15, 2002

• Hong Kong SAR Govt to Study Fight Crime Suggestions
• China Opposes Chen Shui-bian's Planned Visit to Indonesia: FM Spokesman
• Coal Gas Poisoning Kills Eight in Hefei This Winter
• Luo Haocai Re-elected Chairman of China Zhi Gong Party
• China's Red Tape Files Hit the Newsstands
• Earthquake Rocks Northwest China Province

• China Services Unaffected by Restructuring: United Airlines
• HK Chief Executive Accepts Recommendations of SME Funding Schemes
• 37th Hong Kong Products Expo Opens
• KPMG International to Expand Business in China
• US Company Buys Shanxi State-owned Enterprise

• Iranian FM Dismisses US Charge of Building Secret Nuclear Facilities
• Tens of Thousands S.Koreans Participate in Anti-American Rallies
• DPRK Asks IAEA to Remove Cameras from Nuclear Facilities
• S. Korean, Japanese Leaders Discuss DPRK's Nuke Program, by Telephone
• US, British Jets Hit Three Targets in Southern Iraq
• UN Arms Experts Visit 11 Suspected Sites in Iraq
• Kuwait Vows to Take Firm Stand Against Iraq
• No Need of Authority for Palestinians Under Israeli Occupation: Yassin
• Arafat Blasts US Claims on Palestinians Leadership

• Chinese Scientists Complete Rice Genome Map

• China's Cultural Workers Adapt to Modern World for Survival
• China, Singapore Sign 2nd Plan on TCM Cooperation
• Ancient Imperial Garden to Undergo Restoration
• China to Send Buddhist Relic for Worship in Thailand
• More Planes Imported into China