Monday, April 07, 2003

• WHO Experts Busy Studying Atypical Pneumonia in China
• Chinese, Kuwaiti FMs Exchange Views on Iraq Issue
• Oil from COSCO Container Ship Cleared from S. China Sea
• SARS Cases Expected to Continue to Fall: Expert
• Fire Kills 21 in East China's Shandong
• Chinese Gov't Able to Control Atypical Pneumonia: Premier
• US Unilateralism May Lead to New Arms Race: Expert
• ILO Official Dies of SARS, Says Chinese Health Ministry
• Chinese FM Holds Talks with Japanese Counterpart 
• Death Toll in N. China Mine Explosion Rises to 65

• Economic Cooperation Between China, Vietnam Blossoms
• Port City Becomes Gateway for Hinterland's Foreign Trade
• First JV Fund Management Company Debuts in Shanghai
• Roche Aims to Expand Sales in Chinese Market
• China Studies Harmonious Development of Cities
• Domestic Media Publishes List of Richest Chinese People
• 93rd China Export Commodities Fair to be Held as Scheduled
• Seventh East-west China Investment, Trade Fair Opens
• Guangdong Building Environment-friendly Cement Factory
• Guangdong Bank Finances Private Enterprises

• Russia Urges US, Iraq to Clarify Attack on Diplomatic Convoy
• US Troops Assault Baghdad from Two Fronts, "Chemical Ali" Reported Dead
• 21 Students, 1 Teacher Killed in Russian School Fire
• 1,200 Bangladeshis to Join Iraq Suicide Squad
• S.Korea Regretful over Canceling of Inter-Korean Ministerial Meeting
• Key Ministries Still Controlled by Iraq
• US Troops Reportedly Seize Key Buildings in Baghdad
• Second US Journalist Dies in Iraq
• Three Major Peace Issues Dominate Bush-Blair Summit
• Iraq Denies British Troops Have Controlled Basra
• Pyongyang Accuses US of Abusing UN Meeting
• British General Says 'Chemical Ali' Probably Dead
• 966 Congolese Killed in Attacks on Villagers
• Ring Road in Addis Ababa Constructed by Chinese Company Inaugurated
• US to Investigate Russian Convoy Incident in Iraq: Powell
• US May Keep Permanent Military Presence in Iraq
• Afghanistan to Disarm 100,000 Troops for More Central
• India to Test Fire Long-range Missile
• Saddam Chairs Meeting as Bombardment Continues in Baghdad
• Russian Diplomats Evacuated from Baghdad under Fire
• First US Airplane Lands at Baghdad Airport
• US Mistakenly Hits Kurdish Convoy, at Least 18 Killed
• Up to 3,000 Iraqis Killed as US Army Moves Through Southern Baghdad
• American Casualties in Iraq War Rise to 80

• Chinese Paper Sees Media Manipulation in Iraq War
• Institutional Reform Enhances Role of Chinese Gov't

• Tsinghua Eyes World First-class University by 2020
• High-Speed Elevator Launched in Beijing
• China Develops New Generation of Large Carrier Rocket

• Chinese Badminton Gears up for World Championships
• China Winning Three Tokyo Titles

• Shenzhen Reports SARS Revention to Foreign Businessmen
• Eugene O'Neill's "Anna Christie" on Stage in Beijing
• China Urged to Create Healthy Environment for Children
• SARS-hit Hospital in HK Reopens after Staff Recover
• 22nd Hong Kong Film Awards Unveiled
• China Southern Airlines Launches New Flight