Sunday, March 09, 2003

• President Jiang, Blair Talk by Phone on Iraq Issue
• Chinese Lawmakers, Political Advisors Concerned with Oil Security
• China to Issue White Paper on Environmental Protection in Tibet
• Xiamen Port Puts into Effect Maritime Traffic Safety Law
• Quake Victims in China's Xinjiang Keep Their Faith
• New Leaders of CPC Attend NPC Group Discussions
• Chinese Woman Prisoners Celebrate Women's Day
• Port Call to Shanghai by Spanish Naval Training Vessel

• Economist Sees Higher Than 7 Percent Economic Growth
• Private Sector Gets Full Access to "Restricted Areas"
• Shanghai Mayor Pledges to Rein in Real Estate Market
• Guangdong LNG Project Contracts Signed

• US Military Airplanes Arrive in Azores Base in Portugal
• Thousands Rally Against War in Washington and Britain
• Rift Seen Among Britons over Looming War in Iraq
• Iraqi President Demands End to Sanctions on Iraq
• Leading US Congresswoman Criticizes Bush's Foreign Policy
• Thousands Protest War on Iraq in Britain
• Indian, Iranian Navies Plan War Games

• New Chinese-Designed Helicopter Has Successful First Flight
• Bombing for Fame: Suspect of Beijing University Blasts
• Locomotive Developed for Qinghai-Tibet Railway

• Athens-Beijing Photo Exhibition Held in Beijing for Olympic Movement

• Xinjiang Quake Victims Properly Settled
• Protection, Exhibition Center Planned for Wuyishan Mountain
• Social Status of Tibetan Women Improved
• Marital Problems, Domestic Abuse Plague China's Women