Friday, March 28, 2003

• 806 SARS Cases Found in China: WHO Official
• China's Top Legislator Meets Guyanan President
• Guyana to Further Cooperation with China: President
• CPC Official Meets ROK Guests  
• China Active in Int'l Efforts to Combat Money Laundering
• China Takes Effective Measures on Atypical Pneumonia
• China Deeply Concerned about Humanitarian Situation in Iraq
• China Renews Calls for Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• China's Premier Calls for More Anti-corruption Efforts  
• Local Govn't Monitoring Water Quality at Site of Water Diversion Project

• First China Zhuhai Auto Fair Opens
• High Growth Sectors Lead China's Economy: Economist
• Japanese LCD Equipment Supplier Establishes China Headquarters in Shanghai
• China Plans Housing Credit Risk-prevention Mechanism
• Taiwanese Jewellers Looking to Golden Future on Mainland
• First Group of Corporate Lawyers Take up Posts in Beijing
• China's Non-ferrous Metal Production Exceeds 10mn Tons

• Biggest Bombs of War Dropped on Baghdad
• Iraq Says Bombs Kill 26 in Najaf, Seven in Baghdad
• Iraqi Kurdish Rebels Making Steady Advance Toward Kirkuk
• US Launches 30 Tomahawk Cruise Missiles into Iraq
• United States to Control Iraq after War: Howard
• US to Double Ground Forces in Iraq
• Annan, Blair Meet on Iraq and Middle East
• US Freezes 1.62 Billion Dollars of Iraqi Assets
• Japan Launches 2 Spy Satellites
• Iraq Says "Graves" Waiting for "Aggressors" in Baghdad
• Security Council to Vote on Iraq's Oil-for-food Program within 24 Hours
• US Paratroopers Open New Front in Northern Iraq
• Bush, Blair Fail to Settle Differences on UN Role in Iraq
• US Army's 4th Infantry Division Starts Flying to Gulf
• China Strongly Calls for End to US-led War Against Iraq
• Iraq Expects Encirclement of Baghdad, Vows to Defend
• Iran Denies Landing of Coalition Paratroopers on its Soil
• Iraq Shoots Down Second US Unmanned Drone: TV
• Iraq Vows to Divide and Destroy Coalition Forces
• Iraqi President Saddam Chairs Command Meeting
• New York Anti-war Protesters Stage Die-in
• US-led Allied Bomb Strategy Fails in Iraq War: Times
• Bush, Blair Say War in Iraq Lasts However Long it Takes

• Authenticity of Reports Shadowed by Smoke of Gun Powder
• When Will the Humanitarian Disasters End?

• China, US Jointly Research New Regional Jet
• China Stresses Rural Area Education
• New Buses to Reduce Air Pollution in China
• China to Accelerate Development of Feeder Airlines
• China to Speed up Development of Branch-line Planes

• Macao Spares No Efforts to Ensure People's Health: Chief Executive
• China Eastern Airlines Plans More Overseas Flights
• Fire in E. China Claims No Lives, Leaves One Missing
• Real Estate Prices to Be Reduced in China's Silicon Valley via Government Intervention
• "Meet in Beijing" to Take on New Look