Monday, March 03, 2003

• High-tech Beefs up Xinjiang's Capability to Fight Terrorism, Separatism
• Group Discussions of CPPCC Members to be Held on March 4
• Chinese General Meets South African Guests
• CPPCC Provides Powerful Support to Major State Affairs: Li Guixian
• Macao Newspaper Hails Opening of CPPCC Session
• NPC to Give a Press Conference on March 4
• First Session of the 10th CPPCC National Committee Opens 
• State Council Cancels More Items for Administrative Examination & Approval
• Legislator Urges Revision of Education Law
• Female Boss in Foreign-funded Firm Enters China's Top Advisory Body
• Nearly 400 Proposals Submitted to Impending CPPCC Session
• China Boosts Poverty Alleviation Program in Tibet
• Shanghai Plays Part in China's Drive Against Corruption
• Agenda of CPPCC Session Decided
• China's Stance and Diplomatic Effort to Solve Iraq Issue
• Scene of Earthquake Devastation Hit by Snowfall
• Zeng Urges Party Cadres to Seek Truth from Facts
• All Delegations of NPC Deputies Arrive for Session
• Conductor of Derailed Taiwan Train to be Charged with Dereliction of Duty
• Interview: Liking for Linking
• China Supports Continuation of Weapons Inspection in Iraq:Spokesman

• Traditional Industrial Base Aims to Chop Unemployment Rate
• Beijing Leads China in Household Assets, Income Gap
• Dialogue Between Chinese and American Experts on Real Estate "Bubbles"
• China's GDP to Hover at 7-8 Percent Despite War: Expert
• CPPCC Member Urges Reform of Personal Income Tax System
• Microsoft to Further Expand Investment in Beijing
• Good Market Economy Should be Based on Rule of Law: Economist
• China May Agree to New Plan of Sino-Russia Oil Pipeline
• Interest Rate Liberalization in the Pipeline
• Thailand to Enhance Economic Ties with Chongqing
• Presiding Court Judge on Protection of Internet Intellectual Property Rights

• US Plans Troop Reduction in Germany: Paper
• Gulf Countries Back UAE Call for Saddam Exile: Qatar FM
• FBI not Involved in Arrest of Khalid Shaikh: Pakistan
• Philippines, US Fail to Agree on Terms of US Forces Deployment
• War in Iraq Likely Around March 17: Clark
• Powell, Gul Hold Phone Talks after Turkish Parliament Rejects US Troop Deployment
• Israeli Troops Kill Four Palestinians in Gaza
• Cote d'Ivoire Rebel Leader Declares Ceasefire Over
• Iraq Destroys Six More Al-Samoud 2 Missiles: Official
• UAE Renews Call for Saddam to Step Down
• German President Kicks off Five-day Visit to India
• US Puzzled over Turkey's Rejection of Troops Deployment: Report
• Myanmar Leader Meets Chinese Delegation
• Koizumi, Castro Hold Talks over Issues of Iraq, DPRK

• China's Affluent People Longing for Others' Understanding
• Interview: Why Does China Start Lunar Exploration Program?
• People's Daily Hails Opening of New CPPCC Session

• Goal Set for China's Civil Spaceflight for Next 10 Years

• Count-down for Beijing Olympic Venue Construction Starts
• Beijing Ducks Ease past Jiangsu Dragons in CBA League

• Land Desertification, Crisis in Northwest China
• Stay-at-home Mother: Weal or Woe to the Family?
• First Chinese Tourist Group to Visit Southern Asian Island Nationsin April
• Beijing-Kowloon Railway Bridge Re-opens to Traffic
• Tibetans Celebrate New Year
• Malaysia Airlines to Employ 100 Chinese Air Stewardesses