Tuesday, March 11, 2003

• Form of Dialogue on DPRK Issue not Vital: FM Spokesman
• China Stresses EU Commission's Adherence to One-China Principle
• Procuratorial Organs Actively Fight Against Corruption
• Chinese Procuratorates Crack down on Crimes Threatening State Security
• More Than 1,000 Motions Tabled to NPC Session
• Human Rights Better Protected in Administering Justice
• 80,000 Corrupt Officials Brought to Justice: Chief Justice 
• Jiang Calls for Military Reform of Chinese Army  
• New China Buddhist Association Head Voices Opposition to Dalai Lama, Falun Gong Cult
• China Joins Frontline Against Terrorism: Interview
• Jiang, Bush Talk over Phone on DPRK, Iraq Issues
• President Jiang, German Chancellor Discuss Iraq Issue
• Chinese Leaders Join Panel Discussions of Lawmakers
• Li Peng Urges People's Congress to Contribute to Political Civilization
• Chinese Province Overhauls Government Publications

• China to Beef up Natural Gas Exploitation
• S. China Port City Launches New Shipping Channel
• NPC Deputy Appeals for Self-employed Businessmen's Easy Access to local Elections
• Tianjin Development Zone Absorbs Rising Influx of Foreign Capital
• CPPCC Members Urge Government to Get Ready for Big Influx of Foreign Capital
• ADB Welcomes HK Firms to Bid for its Projects in Chinese Mainland
• Volvo Reveals Aggressive Plan in China
• China's Surging Food Processing Industry Lures World Companies
• Int'l Investment, Trade Fair to be Held in SE China
• Boeing Unveils New Jet, Eyes Chinese Market
• Tsingtao Brewery Sounds Out Potential Partner for Tie-up
• China Becomes World's Second Biggest Diamond Polisher
• Nations Urged not to Block Chinese Farm Produce 
• Zhejiang of China, Singapore to Enhance Cooperation
• Mid-sized Aircraft to Dominate China's Aviation Market: Boeing
• China's Commodity Prices Continue Rise in February
• Chinese Enterprises Allowed to Price Foreign Trade Transactions in RMB Yuan

• White House Signals Willingness to Revise Resolution
• 2 Helicopters Crash in Mexico, 7 Dead
• Annan Announces Collapse of Cyprus Peace Plan Talks
• UN Security Council to Hold New Public Session on Iraq
• Blix to Submit List of Key Remaining Disarmament Tasks Next Week
• Second US Envoy Quits over Iraq
• US Shuttle Columbia May Begin Breakup Earlier Than Believed
• PLC Convenes to Cast Vote of Confidence for PM
• Turkish PM Says to Resign Within Two Days
• PNA's New Prime Minister to Strike Balance Between Ending Violence, Political Maneuvering
• Schroeder to Attend UN Session in Case of Vote on Iraq Resolution
• US to Propose UN Vote on Draft Resolution Later This Week: Envoy
• Russia, France to Veto New UN Resolution on Iraq

• American Empire Steps Up Fourth Expansion

• 10,000 Beijingers Seek Test-tube Babies
• Chinese Plasma Physics Center Recruits Exchange Students
• 2,000-year-old Well Discovered in E. China
• Call to Issue 3-generation Licences by Early Next Year
• China-made Submarine Robot Sets out for Sea This Month
• Home-made Digital Signal Processor Makes its Debut
• Chinese Doctors Able to Save Vocal Cords of Throat Cancer Patients

• China to Split State Marine Rescue and Salvage Operations
• Nature Reserves Occupy One Third of Tibet
• Ecological Barrier for Ancient Chinese City
• Water Diversion Project to Supply China's West Lake
• Chinese Women Seek to Be Innovative, Pioneering
• Blast Kills Five, Injures 23 in south China
• Beijing to Target More Overseas Tourists