Monday, January 20, 2003

• More Immigrants to Move out of Three Gorges Area
• Ninth National Committee of CPPCC Opens New Session
• China: Silt Deposits Annoy Yellow River People
• China to Strenghthen Migrate Workers Payment Conditions
• Three Died in Explosion at Shenyang Commercial Bank
• New Beijing Municipal Government Elected 
• Vice-premier Stresses Work on Immigrants in Three Gorges
• Bai Enpei Elected Head of Yunnan Provincial Legislature
• Yu Junbo Elected Head of Beijing Municipal Legislature
• Yang Yongliang Elected Head of Hubei Provincial Legislature

• China Sets up Fund for Cultural Heritage Protection
• China's Social Security Fund Flowing Gradually into Capital Market
• Chinese Foreign Trade Ministry Issues Booklet to Guide Working Abroad
• Chinese Corporation Lessens Non-performing Assets
• Ningbo Registers Increased Container Transport
• Tibet Leads Western China in Economic Growth
• E. China Province to Build Wind-generated Power Plants
• New Financial Indices to Reflect Hong Kong-mainland Financial Integration
• "China's No.1 Village" Purchases Light Aircraft
• Economists Urge to Push Pilot Plan of Private Pool
• Auto Industry to Boom for Decades More
• MOFTEC Grants Steel Tariff Exemptions
• Beijing Relocates 75% of Steel-making Capacity to Hebei

• Iraq Pledges to Strengthen Cooperation with UN
• India Test-fires "Akash" Missile
• China, US Pledge Closer Ties, Joint Efforts to Fight Terror
• "The Hours" Wins Best Film Drama Golden Globes
• DPRK Leader Meets with Russian Envoy
• S.Korean President-elect Names Two Envoys to Visit China, Russia
• Serbia's Ex-president to Surrender Himself to UN Court
• S. Korean Delegates Leave for DPRK to Attend Red Cross Meeting
• Parliamentary Elections Held in Cuba
• Vice-premier Li Lanqing Begins Visit to South Africa
• Australia's Capital in Shock After Wildfire
• Chavez Wants Expansion of Group of Friends, PDVSA Employee Arrested
• Sharon Dismisses Quartet's Roadmap Peace Plan
• Blix Says War on Iraq Not Inevitable
• DPRK Against Internationalization of Nuclear Issue: KCNA
• Palestinian Official Blasts Sharon's Remarks over Roadmap Plan
• Russian Envoy Highly Comments on Nuclear Talks with DPRK
• Pakistani Police Recover 430 kg Hashish
• Saddam's 'Vacation' Might be 'Best Solution': US Diplomat
• EU Needs Balance Its Policy Towards Israel, Palestinians: Sharon
• US to Bring DPRK Nuclear Issue to UN Security Council

• Can US Strategic Intention be Realized?
• Pragmatic Policy of Mainland Needs Reciprocation by Taiwan
• Debunking the 'China Threat' Myth
• Chinese Bid Farewell to Outworn Doctrine of Egalitarianism

• Chinese Students Enjoy Caring, Relaxing School Life

• Beijing to Well Protect Cultural Heritage in Preparation of Olympics
• China Appraises Hospitals with Satisfactory Patient Services
• Historical Park to be Built at the Site of China's First Emperor's Mausoleum
• Pop Stars Win Chinese Music Awards in Shanghai
• Rare Spirit Bottles Spotted in Ancient Tomb
• Renovated Luxury Yacht Begins Sightseeing Trips on Yangtze River