Monday, January 06, 2003

• Senior Chinese Prosecutor Urges Fight Against Corruption
• Railway Ferry Service Across Qiongzhou Straits Ready
• Myanmar Head of State Arrives in Beijing
• China Sternly Condemns Suicidal Bombings in Tel Aviv
• House Property of 'Billionaire' Film Actress Auctioned 
• More Corrupt Officials Put in Jails across China
• China Defines 10 Major Goals in Water Conservancy
• China Invests Huge Funds to End Droughts and Floods
• China Welcomes Students Studying Abroad to Develop Careers at Home
• China to Reform Personnel Management System of Institutions
• Slovak President Attends Ceremony to Launch His Book in Beijing
• Vice-premier Calls for Care of Urban, Rural Needy
• Hu Jintao Stresses Need to Re-employ Laid-off Workers  

• Direct Flights Between China, Egypt to Open
• China to Tighten Grip on Real Estate Development
• China Sinks Asia's Deepest Copper Mine Shaft
• Barbie Doll Poses Challenge to Mammoth Chinese Toy Industry
• Round-clock Crossing to Hike Demand for Mainland Property
• Shanghai to Hold Forum on Diverse Economies in China
• 4,855 Illegal Gas Stations Shut Down in China
• Premier Zhu Urges Better Foreign Exchange Management

• Saddam Says Victory Will Go to Iraqi People
• Two Chinese Dead in Tel Aviv Bombing Attacks
• ROK, US, Japan to Call on DPRK to End Enrichment Program
• Four Mediators to Meet Palestinian Leaders in London on Jan.14th
• Singaporean Becomes New ASEAN Secretary-general
• Former Kosovo Liberation Army Commander Shot Dead
• Suicide Bombings Rock Israel 
• Apache Helicopter Strike on Gaza City
• S.Korea-China Air Links Growing Explosively
• Gunman Steals Plane, Threatens to Crash into Frankfurt Bank
• 15 Killed, 18 Injured in Car Accident in Iran
• German President Urges Efforts to Prevent Iraq War
• At Least 30 Feared Dead as Boat Capsizes on Tanzania's Scenic lake
• Kuwait Not to Take Part in War Against Iraq: Speaker
• Russia, South Korea Pledge Joint Efforts over DPRK Nuclear Tension
• Cote d'Ivoire Govt., Rebels Doubt Each Other's Peace Commitment
• PNA Officials Blast Sharon's Remarks on Peace Plan
• Death Toll Rise to 20 in Tel Aviv Bombing Attacks
• Jihad's Armed Wing Claims Responsibility for Tel Aviv Explosions
• US Government Urged to Talk with DPRK Directly
• All Means Should be Sought Before War on Iraq: Turkish PM
• Russia Warns Against Unsanctioned Military Action Against Iraq
• Egypt Holds Israel Responsible for Tel Aviv Attacks

• Quietness Be Given Back to the Gulf Region: Commentary

• China Develops Its First Automatic Biochemical Analyzer
• China's Unmanned Spaceship Lands  

• Yao Ming's No. 15 Jersey Retired in China
• Beijing Ducks Embrace 3rd Consecutive Win in CBA League
• Chinese Skiing Attracts Foreign Sponsorship

• Chinese Students Back from Overseas Seek Fortune in Government
• Dunhuang Murals Reproduce History of Ancient Chinese Music
• Ming Dynasty Era Great Wall Brick Kilns Discovered in N. China
• Winter in Beijing, Not A Warm One 
• Shanghai Enjoys Less Polluted Winter Air