Friday, January 10, 2003

• China to Impose Full Fishing Ban Along Yangtze River
• China Shows Concern over DPRK's Withdrawal from NPT
• China Encourages Voluntary Family-planning Efforts in Rural Areas
• China's Military Equipment to Reach Advanced World Standards by 2020
• China's Employment Market Challenged by 2mn Graduates 
• Li Ruihuan Praises Macao CPPCC Members 
• Tung Gives Credit to Officials, Civil Servants for Policy Address
• CPC Official on Publicity Work
• Tough Measures to Curb Workplace Accidents
• Chinese, US FMs Discuss DPRK Issue over Telephone
• Words, not Weapons, the Answer: President Jiang
• State Issues Judicial Interpretation on Civil Compensation

• AP Corrects China Economy Story
• Chinese Government Boosts Cultural Sector
• West-to-east Power Transmission Program Well Underway in SW. China
• Shanghai Port Records Surge in Exports
• Northern Bund Development in Shanghai Started
• Pudong Development Bank Reports Total Assets of 280bn yuan
• China's Farm Produce Exports Set Record Last Year
• E. China Province Registers 100 billion yuan in Revenue in 2002
• China Provides Impetus to Asian Region: UNCTAD
• World Economy to Grow 2.75% in 2003: UN Report
• Banks in Shanghai Report Good Performance in 2002
• Economist Praises HKSAR Chief Executive's Policy Address
• China Signs Agreements with Canada
• China's Trade Volume Exceeds US$620 Billion in 2002

• Afro-Arab Parliamentary Conference Expresses Solidarity with Iraq
• Russia Expresses Deep Concern over DPRK's Withdrawal from NPT
• Nuclear Issue Should be Solved Through Dialogue: Kim Dae-jung
• Turkey Allows US Site Survey of Bases for Iraqi War
• S.Korea Regrets at DPRK's Withdrawal from NPT
• DPRK Withdraws from Nuclear Weapons Pact
• War is Worst Solution to Iraqi Crisis: Chirac
• US Missile Defense Poses Threat to Russia
• Plane Emergency-lands in Peruvian Jungle
• Int'l Community Hopes for Political Settlement of Iraqi Issue: Chinese FM
• US Might Give Formal Security Assurances to DPRK: Powell
• Sharon Denies Alleged Bribery, Saying Getting Money Legally
• Elevator Move Abnormal Before US Commuter Plane Crashes: Official
• US Approves Meeting between DPRK's Official, Richardson
• Plane With 46 People Missing in Peru
• Sri Lanka Peace Negotiators End Latest Round with Accord on Resettling Refugees
• Arms Inspectors Give Mixed Verdict on Iraq, US Adamant

• Views on Korean Nuclear Issue
• China Vows to Cut Short Red Tape
• Improve Rural China for a More Affluent Nation

• Chinese Heart-kidney Transplant Recipient Longest-living in Asia
• Blind Government Advisor Submits Bill Online on Blind Education
• New Nuclear Power Plant Planned in China's Zhejiang

• Happy Losers: the Only Two Subtropical Sides Enjoying Fight on Ice Hockey

• China's First Suicide Intervention Center Goes Online
• "Kite Capital" to Host 20th Annual Kite Festival
• China Regulates Tar Content in Cigarettes
• Chinese Arts Agency Makes Debut Selling Sports Tickets
• China to Regulate Transport Fares During Spring Festival
• China to Transfer 89.6 Million Redundant Rural Workers
• Captured Chinese Paddlefish dies
• China to Speed up Harnessing of Yangtze River
• More Chinese Finding Jobs at Job Fairs