Sunday, March 23, 2003

• China Calls Again for Early Stop of War
• Death Toll Rises to 28 in N. China Gas Explosion
• Chinese New Leaders Take Care of Common People: US Media
• Low Water Level Likely to Halt Navigation on Yangtze
• Chinese Experts on Military Actions in Iraq
• China Offers humanitarian Aid to Jordan for Iraq Refugees
• Gas Explosion Kills 20 Miners in China's Shanxi

• China's New Commerce Ministry Defines Its Policy Goals
• Banking Reform to be at Micro Level: PBOC Governor
• Mysteries about Brisk Output and Sales of China's Petroleum Industry
• Cross-straits Venture Produces New Car in E. China
• China's Economy to Grow 7-8 Percent in 2003: NBS
• Chinese Economy Enjoys Bright Future: Morgan Stanley

• Saddam Shown on TV with Senior Iraqi Political, Military Officials
• Crowds of Iraqis Search for Coalition Pilots in Baghdad
• Blast Heard Near Iraq Invasion Force HQ in Qatar
• Mubarak Says He Fears Iraq War will Drag On
• Bodies of Chinese Fishermen in Suspected Tamil Rebel Attack Found
• 'Captured Enemy Soldiers' to be Shown on TV: Iraqi VP
• Iraqi Ambassador Confirms Death of Russian Citizen
• Iraqi Vice President Calls on Annan to Put End to War
• Iraqi Official Says 77 Killed by Cluster Bombs in Basra
• As Oscars Near, Hollywood Blasts Iraq War
• Iraqi Forces Down 5 Planes, 2 Helicopters: Spokesman
• Ministers Adopt Declaration on Tackling Water Issues
• Missing UK Aircraft May Have Been Hit by US Missiles
• Bombardment Resumes in Baghdad
• Grenade Attack at US Camp in Kuwait Kills One
• 20 US Commandos Captured While Landing in Baghdad
• Iraq War Could Cost Airlines 10 Billion US Dollars
• 21 US-British Troops, 53 Iraqis Die in Three Days of War
• Improving Thai-Cambodian Relations in Good Progress
• American Soldier Suspect in US Camp Attack in Kuwait
• Smart Bombs Largely Used in Air Strike against Iraq
• Anti-war Demonstrations Roll Across World against US-led Attack on Iraq
• Grenade, Gunfire Attack Injures 13 US Troops in Kuwait
• Iraqi FM Claims US Airplane Shot down over Baghdad
• Baghdad under New Bombardment, Coalition Forces Advance
• US Attacks Iraq with Hundreds of Cruise Missiles, Bombs
• Iraqi FM Promises Long Fight to Defend Iraq
• US, British Forces Moved Halfway to Baghdad: Pentagon
• Australian Cameraman Killed, 3 British TV Reporters Missing in Iraq
• Iraqi, US Troops Clash near Najaf
• Bush Holds War Cabinet Meeting at Camp David
• 4 Killed, 9 Injured in Suicide Car Bombing in N. Iraq
• 4 Killed in Fresh Clashes in Oil-rich Southern Nigeria
• Tens of Thousands Staging Anti-war March in Britain
• Turkish Military Denies Troops Entering Northern Iraq

• Can US Score Swift Victory over Iraq?
• Iraq War, a Tougher Task than Gulf War for US: Analysis

• High-tech Targets Illegal ad in East China City
• China-Designed Private Business Plane to Be Tested
• China Sets up Research Center to Improve Statistical Methods

• China to Play South Korea in Sudirman Cup Finals
• Liaoning Edges Shaanxi 1-0 Thanks to Xu's Free-kick

• Mourners Grieve for Loved Ones at Virtual Memorials
• Crested ibis Named Provincial Bird of Shaanxi