Monday, March 31, 2003

• S. China City Reforms Household Registration System
• China Seeks More Dynamic Yangtze Delta
• Strong Aftershock Hits Xinjiang
• Tibetans Live with Democracy for Half a Century
• Full Alert Urged after Forest Fire in Northeast China
• Chinese NGO Head on US, British Military Action against Iraq
• Chinese Premier Visits Earthquake-hit Xinjiang 

• Central Bank Revokes 26 Administrative Rules
• Shanghai Highlights Island Planning as New Development Impetus
• Sri Lanka Eyes Chinese Travel Market
• China to Suspend Issuing of Rare-Earth Mining Licenses
• China Unicom Launches CDMA 1X Network
• China to Give Airlines More Freedom in Deciding Ticket Prices
• China-developed AIDS Drug Estimated to be Priced at 2,500 Yuan
• Sinopec to Start Oil Production in Nigeria This Year

• Iraq's Elite Republican Guard Clash with US Forces
• No Definitive Cause of SARS Identified: WHO
• Pulitzer Prize Winner Says US War Plan Has Failed
• British Soldier Slams 'Cowboy' US Pilot over Friendly Fire
• Iraq Rewards Family of Suicide Bomber
• British Public Support for War Has Fallen: Survey
• Suicide Bombing Wounds 49 in Israel
• UK Troops Say They Find More Iraqi Chemical Suits
• Over 20 Killed in Clashes in Northern Philippines
• Russia Supports UN Resolution, to Extend Humanitarian Help to Iraq: Envoy
• US-British Troops Forced to Change War Strategy
• Another British Soldier Killed in War with Iraq
• US Denies Any "Pauses" in Iraq War
• Rocket Hits Peacekeepers' Headquarters in Afghanistan
• US Marine Helicopter Crashes in Iraq: Pentagon
• Putin Talks with British, Italian Prime Ministers on Iraq
• Iraq Shoots Down Helicopter, Warplane -- Minister

• China's Contribution to World Economy
• Why Women Should Oppose War?
• Calls from 'the Peoples of the United Nations': Commentary

• China, UK to Jointly Research ITS

• Chinese U-17 Beats Myanmar Youth Team in Soccer Friendly
• Hong Kong Advance into Next Round Asian Cup Qualification

• China's Southern Airlines Launches New "Express Flight"
• WB Loans Used to Curb Tuberculosis in NE Province
• Capital Steel Closes down Converter for Reducing Pollution
• China Renovates Mausoleum of its First Resident Diplomatic Commissioner
• Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang to Boost Tourism in Yangtze Delta
• Shanghai Launches Massive Campaign to Popularize Internet Services
• China Eastern Airlines to Start Shanghai-London Flights
• China Launches Eight New Flights to Japan
• NE. China Forest Fires under Control
• Environment-friendly Industrial Park Launched in S. China