Wednesday, April 02, 2003

• China Makes New Breakthrough in Bridging Gaps Between Rural, Urban Areas
• Chinese Premier Meets with German Guests
• President Hu Expresses Sympathy with Bolivian Landslide Victims
• China's Jinagxi Plans Blueprint of Poverty Alleviation
• Photo News: Chinese Peace-keepers Leave for DRC
• Chinese Health Groups Update Efforts against SARS
• Chinese Peace-keepers Leave for DRC 
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets with WMO Guests
• Chinese Police to Investigate Bus Murders in Kyrgyzstan
• PLA Chief Meets Belarus Counterpart
• China Expects Manh's Visit to Further Advance Sino-Vietnamese Ties
• Lu Bing Appointed Acting Chairman of Guangxi

• Pearl River Delta to Grow in Economic Importance: Magazine
• Over 94mn Farmers Work away from Hometowns in 2002
• China Unicom Obtains Annual Net Profit of 4.57 bln Yuan
• China's Electronics Industry Enjoys over US$70bn of Foreign Capital
• COSCO Praised for Efforts to Closer US-Asia Trade Ties
• Chinese Premier Calls for Taxation Collection, Promotion

• 54 Percent Japanese Favor Amending Constitution: Survey
• Big Coalition Push for Baghdad "Within 48 Hours": Paper
• Israel Develops Anti-missile System for Civilian Planes
• Ankara Denies US-Turkish Ties Undermined over Iraq
• Britain Says No Intention to Attack Syria, Iran
• Russia Protests Against US Bombing near Russian Embassy in Baghdad
• Powell Asks for Turkish Help in Northern Iraq
• Britain Calls for "Delicacy" in Fighting Baghdad
• 11 Other Bodies Found with Rescued POW
• US Troops Accelerate Advance Toward Baghdad
• Russia Launches Military Satellite
• Iraqi Companies to Take Part in Vietnam International Trade Fair
• S. Korean Business Wary of SARS Spread
• Air Canada Seeks Bankruptcy Protection
• US Losing Battle for Hearts in Iraq: Human Shield
• Israeli Helicopters, Tanks Attack West Bank Refugee Camp
• Iraq-bound Troops will Benefit South Korea: President
• Death Toll of Thailand's "War on Drugs" Reaches 2,000
• American Airlines to Lay Off 2,500 Pilots
• US Troops Rescue Iraq POW Lynch
• US-Led Forces Said Having Captured Iraqi Generals
• Iraqi President Calls for Jihad Against US-led "Invaders"
• KCNA Denounces Japan's Self-imposed Right of Preemptive Attack
• Blix Doubts Iraq Would Use WMD
• Iraq Says It Launches 37 Missiles on Coalition Troops
• Amnesty Demands US for Inquiry into Iraqi Civilian Killing
• Powell Arrives in Ankara for Talks on Iraq with Turkish Officials
• Hijacker of Cuban Plane Surrenders to US Police
• China Criticizes Political Confrontation on Human Rights

• Seek Hegemony under the Cloak of 'Democracy': Commentary

• China Builds Digital Weather System for Olympics
• Primitive Microbes Provide Clues to Origin of Life
• China Aims to Provide Better Global Meteorology Training
• Public Hearing Held on University Explosions

• Chinese Table Tennis Team Gear up for World Championships

• Shenzhen to Build International Horticultural Expo Park
• HK Star Leslie Cheung Commits Suicide  
• "Hero" Revives Terra-cotta Horses and Warriors: Experts
• NW China Expected to Have Plenty of Rain in 2050
• Beijing Farmer Wins Lawsuit against District Government
• Survey on Depressive Psychosis Launched in Beijing