Tuesday, April 01, 2003

• China "Safe" Despite SARS Epidemic: FM Spokesman
• China Firmly Opposes US Accusations on Human Rights Situation
• Senior CPC Official Meets with German Guests
• China to Continue Economic Aid to DPRK: FM Spokesman
• No Need to Declare HK as Infected Area: HKSAR Official
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Belarusian Guests
• Foreign Ambassadors' Views on China's Human Rights Situation
• British PM Blair's China Visit Postponed: FM Spokesman
• Vietnamese Communist Party Chief to Visit China
• Bus Slaying Relatives Await News
• Chinese People Concerned about Iraqi Suffering
• 200 mln HKD Granted to Combat Pneumonia in HK
• NW China's Key Hydropower Station in Danger of Water Shortage
• China Appoints New Ambassadors
• Iraq Issue Inseparable from UN Eventually: Chinese FM  
• China Announces SARS Preventative Measures
• Gas Explosion Kills 18 in Northeast China 
• Armed Policemen Deployed to Combat Forest Fires
• "North Drought and South Flood" to Continue for 30 Years
• CPPCC Special Committee Heads Meet
• Primary School Explosion Injures 12 Pupils in E. China
• NE. China Province Gets New CPC Secretary
• China Puts Forth Proposals for Disarmament
• Zhou Bohua Appointed Acting Governor of Hunan Province

• Marine Freighter Service between Shanghai, Gulf Region Uninterrupted
• Overseas Institutional Investors Enthuse about China's A-shares
• Shanghai GM Upgrades Buick
• More Container Berths to be Built in China
• China Construction Bank, Morgan Stanley Seek NPL JV
• China Urges WTO Members to Speed up Talks
• Sinopec's Operating Profit up 3.6 Percent
• PetroChina 2002 Net Profit Increases 3.17 Percent 
• Shandong Calls for "Industrial Cooperation Zone" with Japan, ROK
• China Continues to Supply Affordable Housing for Urban Poor

• US Troops Kill Eight Iraqi Civilians at Roadblocks
• US Warplane Bombed Buses Carrying Human Shields
• Man with Grenades Hijacks Cuban Airliner
• US, British Forces Intensify Bombing on Baghdad
• Over 5,000 Arab Volunteers Arrive in Iraq
• US Aircraft Slides off USS Constellation's Deck
• US Troops Kill Another Iraqi Civilian at Checkpoint
• Australia Reports First Case of Killer Pneumonia
• US Losing Public Relations War in Iraq: Experts Warn
• DPRK Test-fires Anti-ship Missile
• US Intelligence Says No Sign Saddam Is Alive
• Fired Journalist Peter Arnett Hired by British Newspaper
• Arab League Secretary General Concerned over Iraq Crisis
• Turkey Insists on Maintaining National Security by Itself
• Britain Says No Senior Iraqi Military Defections Yet
• Russian Newspaper Says US Helps Iraq Develop WMD
• First Minister under Koizumi to Quit over Scandal
• NBC Fires Journalist for Giving Interview with Iraqi TV
• PNA Blasts Powell Statements over Roadmap Peace Plan
• Cyprus Insists Peace Talks Remain within UN Framework
• Former Taliban Minister Captured in Central Afghanistan
• 700 People Missing in Major Landslide in Bolivia
• Moscow Says Seoul Should Urge US to Begin Direct Talks with DPRK
• Turkish Plane Hijacker Imprisoned in Greece
• Mideast Roadmap Not Negotiable: White House
• US Troops Killed 7 Iraqi Women and Children

• Ordinary Americans Are Burdened with Anxiety 
• US Policy Reeking of Unilateralism

• China Succeeds in First Case of Pancreatic Cell Transplanting
• China Seeks to Build Boundary on Internet
• First Test-tube American Cow Born in China
• Cooking Degrees Now Offered in Chinese Universities
• Schoolchildren's Safety Day Marked
• China-Britain Education Project Launched in Beijing

• Yao's 24 Points Fails to Save Rockets from 110-86 Loss to Nets
• 'Nest-like' 2008 Stadium Design Wins Beijing Public Favor
• Shanghai to Host ISF Soccer Championships in April
• Chinese Expedition to Climb Mt. Makalu from Nepal
• China Makes Efforts to Protect Olympic Symbols
• 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Logo Passed IOC Appraisal
• Jiang Back to Coach Chinese Basketball Team - for 3rd Time 

• Maiden Flight Successfully Links Laos, Yunnan
• Booking System Adopted for Mogao Grottoes
• Plateau Environment Aids in Weight Loss: Chinese Expert
• China to Intensify Integrated AIDS Monitoring
• Official: China to Invest Heavily in its Libraries
• Beijing Saves 10,000 Birds Within Ten Years
• More Chinese Urban Dwellers Ignore Breakfast
• 79 Pneumonia Patients Released from HK Hospitals
• Two Road Accidents Kill 18 in NW China County