Tuesday, April 08, 2003

• Recovered Patient Urges Public not to Fear SARS
• Study Shows SARS Virus Transmitted Through Sewerage
• Premier Wen Meets Vietnamese Communist Party Chief
• Guangdong Continues to Fight Against SARS: Governor
• China Firm on UN's Decisive Role in Post-war Iraq Arrangements
• Shanghai is a Safe City: Eurochambres President
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Mongolian Guests
• WHO Medical Team to Make Five-day Inspection in Macao
• New Rail Planned to Shorten Beijing-Guangzhou Travel
• Chinese Premier Meets Japanese Foreign Minister  
• Chinese President Holds Talks with Vietnamese Leader
• WHO Experts: No Big Risk to Stay in Guangzhou
• SARS-related Deaths Rise to 53 in China's Mainland
• WHO Experts Examining Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment for SARS
• No Direct Evidence Linking SARS to Animals as of yet: WHO Experts

• World's Largest Container Ship Arrives in Shanghai
• China to Inject 130bn yuan for West Development in 2003
• Shanghai Reports Significant Rise in Oil Price
• China Becomes Austria's Leading Trade Partner Outside of Europe
• China's ZTE Gets Contract to Extend Ethiopia's Mobile Phone Network
• Chongqing to Improve Investment Environment: Vice-mayor
• AsiaSat 4 to be Launched on April 10
• Chinese Steel Producer to Turn Dust Hill into Forest
• HK Ranks World's Fifth Largest Holder of Foreign Currency
• Central Government Boosts Tibetan Agricultural, Livestock Sectors

• 'I Don't Know' if Saddam Survived Bombings: Bush 
• Iraq Says Will Destroy US Forces in Baghdad
• SARS Panic to Affect Thai Tourism only in Short Term: Official
• Bombardment Unleashed on Iraq Equal to Nuclear Conflict: Physicians
• Iraqi TV Goes Off Air
• 7 People from China Killed in Traffic Accident in US
• S. Korean Newspaper Day Marked in Seoul
• US Says It Hits "Leadership Target" in Baghdad
• Yahoo Launches New Search Engine
• Pulitzer Awards Announced in New York
• In Military Win, US Planting Seeds of Political Defeat
• US Takes Saddam Palace, Topples Statue  
• US Police Fire Rubber Bullets at Anti-war Protesters in Oakland
• AL Not to Admit New US-controlled Iraqi Government
• Russian President Meets US National Security Adviser
• UN Chief to Start Tours to Four European Nations on Iraqi Issue
• News Analysis: Bush, Blair Meet in Belfast on Issues of Iraq, Mid East, N.Ireland
• Anti-War Demonstration Staged near US-UK Summit in Belfast
• Annan Sees Vital UN Role in Post-war Iraq, Names Special Adviser
• US Troops Fired at Russian Diplomats: Iraqi Ambassador

• The War to Topple Saddam Is a Burden on the Americans
• Factors Hindering US Hegemonic Moves: Analysis

• US Scientist Sees Vaccine for Pigs as Clue to Fighting SARS
• China Sets up Center for Goat Embryo Transplant
• Chinese Teenagers to Mount Arctic Expedition
• APT Satellite Group to Launch Two Satellites in Two Years

• BOCOG Launches Project to Seek Theme Song for 2008 Olympics
• SARS Forces Everton to Cancel China Tour
• Qingdao International Marathon to Kick off in May
• China Unveils National Soccer Training Squad

• Human Activities "Little Impact" on Antelope Habitats
• Multinationals Donate for Tree Planting at Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum