Wednesday, March 05, 2003

• China Still Faces Tough Challenge in Fight Against Drugs
• Macao Daily Hails Opening of NPC Session
• CPPCC Member Proposes for Integrating Yangtze River Delta's Economic Growth
• Major Points of Zhu's Report on Work of the Government 
• Premier Confident of Early Reunification of Motherland
• Chinese Premier on Administrative Reform
• Chinese Premier on Democracy, Rule of Law, Cultural Ethics
• Premier on National Rejuvenation through Science, Technology
• Zhu Calls for Improvements in Employment, Social Security
• Zhu Calls for Deepening Reform, Wider Opening
• Zhu Calls for Industrial Readjustments, Development of West China
• Premier Zhu Stresses Agriculture, Rural Economy
• China to Further Expand Domestic Demands: Premier
• Diplomatic Envoys, Representatives Attending NPC Session as Observers
• Premier Clarifies General Requirements for Government in 2003
• Zhu Singles out China's Economic, Social Difficulties
• Premier Zhu Outlines Experience on Government Work
• China Makes New Strides in National Defense, Army Building: Premier
• China Sees Remarkable Improvements in People's Living Standard: Premier
• China Makes Significant Achievements in Building Democracy: Zhu
• Zhu Proud of Achievements in Science, Technology, Education 
• Breakthroughs Made in Reform, Opening: Premier Zhu
• Premier Making an Inventory of Chinese Economy 
• First Session of 10th NPC Opens in Beijing 
• Senior Chinese Leaders Join CPPCC Panel Discussions
• Hu Jintao Calls for Stepping up Development in Ethnic Minority Areas
• Huang Ju Stresses Strategy of Invigorating Nation by Developing Science
• Wen Jiabao Underlines Democratic Decision Mechanism
• CPC Official Attends Group Discussion of CPPCC Members
• Chinese and Foreign Women Celebrate In'l Women's Day
• Vice-premier Wu Bangguo on Taiwan Issue

• China Welcomes Overseas Investment in Diamond Industry
• Premier Zhu calls for 7% GDP Growth for 2003
• HK Financial Secretary Presents 2003-2004 Budgets
• South-North Water Diversion Project Heading for Early Finish
• Chinese Tourists Bring Vitality to German Market
• China Playing Greater Role in Global Grain Market
• Foreign Investors Praise China's Anti-counterfeit Efforts
• Container Logistics Center under Construction in N. China Port City

• Blair Continues to Woo Russia for Support on Iraq
• Iraq's No. 2 Leader Vows to Teach US "Unforgettable Lesson" if Invaded
• Some 150 Russians to Leave Iraq on Wednesday
• US Still Waits for Turkey's New Decision on Troop Deployment: Report
• Top Nigerian Opposition Leader Assassinated
• US Force Bildup in Gulf Nears 300,000
• OIC Summit Opens to Seek Peaceful Solution to Iraqi Crisis
• California Students to Boycott Classes in Anti-war Protest
• US Military Families, Congressmen Sue Bush for War Against Iraq
• 24 US Bombers Fly to Guam to 'Deter' DPRK
• Powerful Blast Hits Southern Philippine Airport
• White House Might Not Seek Resolution if Defeat Is in Sight
• US Could Launch Iraqi War as Early as Next Week: Israel
• Chirac, Putin Reaffirm Convergence of Position on Iraq
• Britain Has "Sufficient Authority" to Attack Iraq: Straw
• Russia Says Iraq Veto Possible: BBC
• US Orders Deployment of Additional 60,000 Troops in Gulf Region
• US, Egyptian Presidents Discuss Iraq, Mideast Peace
• Africa Needs 640 Billion US Dollars to Reduce Poor People by Half: Official
• Russian President to Visit Britain in June
• US to Deploy Long-range Bombers Near DPRK

• Strengthening Inspection, Striving for Peace: Commentary
• Bear our Fundamental Purpose in Mind: PLA Daily

• Beijing Leads Nation in Talent and Sci-tech Competitiveness

• China to Reinforce Embankments of Yangtze's Key Tributary
• Luxury Passenger Liner Makes Brief Stop at Shanghai
• Lives of Chinese People Improve Markedly in Five Years
• Lei Feng Remembered Throughout China
• Spring Snowfall Blankets NW China Province
• Prisoners in Tibet Celebrate New Year with Sport