Wednesday, April 09, 2003

• Latest Statistics on SARS on China's Mainland
• Chinese State Councilor Meets Former French FM
• China Remains Safe Despite SARS Outbreak
• WHO Experts: Travel Advisory Up to Change
• Vice-premier Huang Ju Stresses Production Safety 
• "One Country, Two Systems" Principles Translated into Vivid Reality in HK: Commissioner
• Official Charged with Taking Bribes in E. China
• China, Russia Emphasize Importance of UN Role
• State Councilor Meets US Ambassador
• Jiang Zemin Meets Vietnamese Communist Party Chief 
• Chinese Top Legislator Meets Vietnamese Party Chief 
• China Has not Provided Weapons to Iraq Since 1990
• China Appreciates Indian FM's Statement on Sino-India Relations

• Guangdong First Region to Launch GPS Net
• China Imposes Anti-dumping Tax on Imported Acrylates
• Report Summarizes China's Implementation of WTO Obligations
• Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport to be Listed
• Toyota, FAW Agree on Joint Car Production in China
• Beijing Ranks First in China in Per Capita Trade Turnover
• FTAA Negotiations Continue Despite War
• HK Gov't to Take Measures to Ensure Economic Recovery: Tung 
• HK in Close Communication with WTO: Spokesman
• Beijing to Host 16th CAPA Executive Committee Meeting

• Roh Moo-hyun to Pay 7-day Trip to US in May
• US Garrison in Seoul to be Relocated
• Vietnam's Tourism in Crisis Due to SARS: Newspaper
• Space Station Astronauts Take Final Space Walk
• SARS Scare Keeps Thai Revelers at Home During Holidays: Survey
• Chirac Demands Central Role for UN in Postwar Iraq
• Chinese Diplomats Visit Van Crash Survivors
• Russian Defense Minister Visits Seoul
• S.Korea Opposes Sanctions on DPRK over Nuclear Issue
• Russia Urges US, DPRK to Defuse Tensions on Korean Peninsula
• Press Watchdog Condemns Killing of Reporters in Iraq War
• Saddam Still Controls Republican Guard Forces: Pentagon
• Key Politician in Nigeria Killed by Armed Robbers: Police Chief
• UK, US Downplay Divide on UN Role in Post-war Iraq 
• UN Chief Cancels Trip to Europe
• US Can Win War but Not Peace in Iraq: S. African Official
• US Forces Moving at Will In and Around Baghdad: Pentagon
• Sri Lankan President Rejects Truce Monitor Ruling on Chinese Trawler Attack
• UN Pays 864 Million Dollars for Gulf War Damages
• Media Casualties in Iraq Since the Outbreak of the War
• DPRK to Fight to the End with US if at War: Official

• Iraq War Wrecks the Ecological Environment: Analysis
• Commentary: War-caused Humanitarian Disasters
• Who Are the Real Criminals?
• Gone with the Fire -- Destruction of Civilization in War-tortured Iraq

• China Unearthed Shang Oracle Bones Again, 104 Years Later of First Discovery
• Major Chinese State Sci-Tech Awards to Face Public Examination

• Chinese Coach Aims to Win Olympic Volleyball Title
• Yao Ming, Rockets to Face Crucial Back-to-Back
• FIFA Reports US$ 83 Million Profit for 1999-2002

• Xi'an Protects Oldest Muslim Residential Area
• Specialist Group Formed in Beijing to Fight SARS
• Milk Poisons 3,000 Pupils in Northeast China's Liaoning
• Macao's New Power Plant in Service
• Shanghai Starts Relocation of 73-year-old Music Hall
• 138 Pneumonia Patients Discharged from Hospitals in HK