Saturday, March 01, 2003

• Experts: More Aftershocks Possible in Xinjiang
• More Than 500 Foreign Journalists to Cover NPC, CPPCC Sessions
• Castro Visits Pudong New District
• 3,000 Reporters to Cover Annual NPC, CPPCC Sessions
• Train Carrying Tents Arrives in Quake-hit Area in Xinjiang
• Overseas Chinese Encouraged to Help Increase Sino-foreign Exchanges
• Thousands of Quake Victims Find Shelter in Donated Tents
• Qualifications of Tenth NPC Deputies Decided

• China's Tianjin Opens Container Shipping Route to Europe
• American Express Eyes China's Business Travel Market
• Alcatel Opens Research Center in SW China
• China's First Watch Trading Center Established in Shanghai
• China Sees Progress in Agricultural, Industrial Restructuring
• Chinese Customs to Adopt New Ranking System
• BEA Beijing Branch Commences Business
• China's Fixed Asset Investment Grows Faster

• UAE Calls for Saddam to Resign at Arab Summit
• China's Buddha Tooth Relic Bids Farewell to Thailand
• OPEC to Raise Supply in Face of US Attack against Iraq
• Saddam to Lead People against US Aggression: Ibrahim
• Papadopoulos Takes Office as Cyprus' New President
• Arafat Expected to Nominate Prime Minister Next Week

• Chinese Voice Wish-list for a Well-off Society

• China's First Software Offshore Development Center to be Built
• Beijing to Host 6th High-tech Expo in May
• New China-made Turbo Fan Regional Jet to Take off in 2005
• China Leaps Ahead in Scientific Innovation
• HK Scientists Receive State Science, Technology Awards

• Yao Ming Misses Chinese Sportsman of the Year
• Quotes from China Sports Awards Ceremony

• Lethal Injection to be Practiced Throughout China's Yunnan
• Short Message to Notify Hangzhou Passport Applicants
• China Establishes Indoor Air Quality Standards
• Beijing to Fund Preservation of Traditional Arts, Crafts
• China's National Museum Set up