Tuesday, January 28, 2003

• CPC Politburo Members Urged to Study World Economy
• Inspectors' Assessment Should be Respected: China
• China to Continue with UN Peacekeeping, FM Spokeswoman
• HKSAR Chief Sets out Legislative Directions on Basic Law Article 23
• US Vice-President Cheney to Visit China This Year
• China to Construct a Dead Sea in Sichuan
• Teacher Stabs Six Children in China's Guangdong
• Taiwan to Consider More Flights to the Mainland
• From Farmers to Workers: Unions Adopt Grassroots Democracy
• China Strengthens Marine Surveillance
• Ninth Plenary Meeting of State Council Convened 
• Leaders Attend Party Greeting Spring Festival
• Chinese Premier Attends Spring Festival Celebration  
• Forum Marks Eighth Anniversary of Jiang's Reunification Proposal

• State Council Suspends New Subway Projects
• Indonesia's Leading Airliner to Increase Flights to China
• Chinese-contracted Cement Plant Put into Service in Myanmar
• HK Considers Maintaining Low, Simple Tax Regime: Leung
• First Eight-lane Expressway for Southwest China Province
• Reform Package Launched for China's Largest Port
• State Assets Reform Drafted

• Turkish Military Ready for Plan to Cope with US Operation on Iraq
• DPRK Official Meets South Korean Special Envoy
• Serbia Approves Deal to Bury Yugoslavia
• 40 Killed in Bus-truck Collision in East India
• UN Inspectors' Reports Draw Mixed Reactions
• Anti-war Rally Near UN Headquarters
• Putin Urges Continuation of Inspections in Iraq
• Israelis Ready for General Elections Amid Tight Security
• Hamas, Jihad Refuse to Recognize PLO as Representative of Palestinians
• German Envoy Confirms Feb. 14 Update by Inspectors
• China Stands for Continued Inspection, More Active Cooperation from Iraq
• Iraq Defends Its Position on Disarmament
• France Urges Security Council to Give Inspectors More Time
• IAEA Chief: No Evidence so far of Revived Iraqi Nuclear Arms Program
• Italy Says Six European Countries Reaching Common Position on Iraq
• US President Prepares for State of the Union Address

• From Model Soldier Lei Feng to Bill Gates: China's New Idols

• Sino-ROK IC Design Center Launched in China's Shenzhen
• China Has Sent 580 Thousand Students Studying Abroad
• Nuclear Technology Annual Value Hits 15 Billion Yuan
• Chinese Scientists Chart Route of Sandstorms

• Beijing Olympic Preparations are Big Business

• HK International Airport Upgrades Services for Duty Free Shopping
• Longest City Light Railway in China Fully Operational
• Home-made AIDS Drugs Debut in Shanghai