Saturday, April 05, 2003

• SARS May not Originate from China: WHO Official
• WHO Officials Study SARS Situation in S. China Province
• Chinese Experts Criticize US Human Rights Report
• Vice-Premier Calls for Anti-flood, Drought Relief Efforts
• Guidelines for SARS Control Published in Guangdong
• Russian Deputy FM: UN Should Play Core Role in Iraq issue
• Chinese, Russian Vice-FMs Hold Talks on Iraq Issue
• "Cross-dam" Transport Ready for Three Gorges Shipping Ban
• Chinese FM Meets Ambassadors from ASEAN Member Countries to China
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Nepalese Guests
• Chinese FM Meets Russian Deputy FM

• Shanghai: Chinese, Foreign Banks Unite to Fight Debt Evasion
• China to Introduce Risk Warning System at Bourses
• Vice-Premier Wu Yi Vows to Further Regulate Market Order
• Three Gorges' First Airport to Start Operation in May
• Analysis on Prospects for Sino-European Economic Cooperation
• Corporate Heads Express Growing Confidence in China's Economy
• New Rule Hailed to Relax Mainland Talents Admission
• Shandong Improves Environment for Development
• COSCO Container Ship Sinks in South China Sea
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Volkswagen CEO
• West China Fair Attracts Multinational Companies
• China Further Extends Oil, Mineral Product Imports
• China Aluminium Group to be Inaugurated

• Suicide Bomber Attacks US Troops at Baghdad Airport
• Iraq Denies Reports of Coalition Entering Baghdad
• Iran Hikes Price of Petrol by a Third
• US Troops Expelled from Baghdad Airport: Minister
• US Says Its Troops Operating in Center of Baghdad
• 65 Killed, Nearly 90 Missing in Boat Disaster in Bangladesh
• S.Korean, US Leaders Agree to Work Closely on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• US, Iraqi Forces Fight for Control of Saddam International Airport
• US, South Korean Leaders Discuss Iraq, DPRK Issues
• Iraq Destroyed 17 Coalition Tanks, Downed Helicopter
• US, British Leaders to Meet Next Week: US Officials
• France, Germany, Russia Call for UN Central Role in Postwar Iraq
• Letter from bin Laden Found in Mosque in Italy
• Saddam Appears on TV Addressing the Nation
• Iraq Threatens to Take "Unconventional" Action
• US Bigger Threat than Iraq: Iran's Former President
• DPRK Says it Has Right to Develop, Deploy Missile: KCNA
• Iran's Abadan, Khorramshahr Ports to Restart Activities
• Japan Unveils 5-point Iraq Rehabilitation Policy

• Why Northern Iraq Remains a "Silent Front"

• British University to Open China Division in Ningbo
• Chinese Scientists Focus on Chlamydia-like Agents in Search for SARS Cause
• China to Introduce More High-quality Education Resources from Overseas
• Four Nuclear Power Stations under Construction in China
• China Makes Progress in Gene Research on Male Sterility

• Both Top-seeded Chinese out in Men's, Women's Quarters

• Chinese Grieve Loved Ones at Cyber-memorials
• Tourism in China is Safe: Senior Official
• Hangzhou's Peak Tourist Season Arrives Ahead of Schedule
• Thirty Flights to Link Wuhan, Bangkok in 2003
• China Southern Airlines to Suspend Flights to Sharjah