Wednesday, March 26, 2003

• Chinese Leaders Meet Diplomatic Envoys to China
• China to Work with World for Peace: FM
• Taiwan "Referendum" Doomed to Failure: Spokesman
• Guangdong Reports Progress in Combating Atypical Pneumonia
• Death Toll in North China Mine Explosion Rises to 62
• Missing Chinese Vessel Found in South Sea
• N. China Mine Explosion Death Toll Climbs to 60
• NPC Chairman Eyes Closer Ties with Pakistan Parliament
• Premier, Vice-Premier Press Anti-drought Efforts in Spring
• China Continues to Strongly Appeal for End of Military Actions in Iraq
• China to Continue Promoting Denuclearization of Korean Peninsula
• Iraqi Embassy in Beijing Issues Press Release
• Tang Reiterated China's Strong Appeal for an End to Military Actions
• People Desire and Yearn for Peace, Chinese FM
• Jiang Zemin Meets Pakistan PM  
• Mainland, SARs Benefit from "One Country, Two Systems" Policy:Scholars

• Chinese Dairy Company Expands Business Overseas
• Morgan Stanley Applies to Take Part in QFII Scheme
• China to Admit Foreign Investment into Entertainment Venues
• German Chemical Giant Opens Office in E. China Port City
• Iraq War Worries Wobble China's Stock Market
• China's Navigation Cost Increases Sharply for Iraq War
• MNCs Welcome China's Improved Policy on Capital Management
• Senior Chinese Official Meets HK Chamber of Commerce Delegation
• China World's No. 1 Purchaser of Lathes, Imports
• Chinese State Electricity Regulatory Commission Goes into Operation
• Regulator Sets Target for China's Power Sector Reform
• Beijing Invites Overseas Investment in Service Trade
• South China City Spells Future Development Goal

• Umm Qasr Still in Iraq's Hands: al-Sahaf
• Cruise Missiles Kill 12 in Northern Baghdad Wednesday
• Pakistan Announces Nuclear-capable Missile Test
• Innocent Afghan Wants US Compensation for Guantanamo Detention
• India Test-fires "Prithvi" Missile
• Japanese PM: No US Request for Dispatching SDF to Iraq
• CNN Abruptly Drops Anchor Connie Chung
• US Drops Two Cluster Bombs near Kerbela
• Iraqi State Television Back on Air after Air Raid
• DPRK Suspends Liaison with US
• Anti-war Protesters in Sydney Clash with Police
• US Finds Nothing at Suspect Iraq Chemical Plant
• National Assembly Stalls S. Korea's Aid for U.S. War Effort
• US Troops Kill 150 to 500 Iraqi Soldiers in Heavy Battle
• US Asks Japan to Send SDF to Postwar Iraq
• Family of POW Hoping for Quick End to War
• UN Security Council to Hold Open Meeting on Iraq
• Iraqi Shiite Leader Calls for Fighting US "Aggression"
• Pakistan Not Considering Expulsion of Iraqi Diplomats: FM
• Iraqi Official Denies Uprising in Basra
• UN Role in Post-war Iraq must be Decided by Security Council: Annan
• Pentagon Says 300-500 Iraqi Soldiers Killed Near Karbala
• 23 Coalition Troops Killed in Friendly Fire
• US Launches 90 More Cruise Missiles into Iraq
• Iraq Says not Represented with Saudi Peace Initiative
• US Senate Votes to Slash More Money from Bush's Tax Package
• US Holds 3,500 Iraqi POWs: Pentagon
• US Rejects Peace Proposal from Saudi Arabia
• Saudi Arabia Proposes Peace Deal for Iraqi War
• F-16 Jet Mistakenly Bombs Patriot Missile Battery
• Iran to Offer Shelters for Iraqi Refugees on Iraqi Soil

• War Situation Impacts Psychology of Americans
• Iraqi War Has Potential to Reshape World Order

• China to Improve Performance of Beijing Electron-Positron Collider

• Beijing Olympic Stadium Designs Put on Show 
• Three Architecture Designs Picked for 2008 Olympic Main Stadium  
• Beijing Olympics to Promote Cooperation with HK: Mayor

• Restrictions Remain on AIDS Cure Tests: Official
• China Cuts Pesticide Use with Mixed Cultivation
• Cooperative Health Care Welcomed by Tibetan Farmers, Herdsmen
• Qin Dynasty Grave Pit Unearthed in China's Xi'an
• Swindler in China's Silicon Valley Sentenced to Life Imprisonment