Thursday, April 10, 2003

• China Stresses UN Role in Postwar Iraqi Affairs
• Deaths from SARS at 55 on China's Mainland
• Ministries Jointly Probe Milk Poisoning in NE China
• 1,025 SARS Patients Discharged from Hospital
• Reform of Administration Piloted in Chinese Capital
• Temporary Ship Lock Closed at the Three Gorges
• Beijing Medical Staff Dutiful in Treating Atypical Pneumonia Patients
• No Need to Panic over SARS: Vice-Premier Wu
• WHO Experts Appeal to Spread Guangdong's Methods of SARS Control

• Beijing Hits Record High in 2002 Exports
• Personal Investment Needed in China's Financial Market
• China's Industry Grows Rapidly in First Quarter
• Little Smart Plans to Expand in Beijing
• Nuclear Energy to Take 3 Percent of China's Total by 2005
• IMF Upbeat about China's Economic Growth
• Pneumonia May Fail HK's 3 Percent GDP Growth Forecast
• Central China Metropolis Sees Itself as Next Economic Hub
• Economic Performance in Asia-Pacific Impressive: IMF
• Beijing Striving to Lessen Burden for Foreign Investors

• US Planes Attack Arab Fighters in Baghdad
• 28 Die in Fire at Russian School for Deaf
• British Airways to Withdraw Concorde from Service
• US Marines under Attack in Baghdad, One Killed
• Wartime Security Plan to Continue in New York
• IAEA Deems DPRK's Withdrawal from NPT Official
• NZ Journalists Protest to US over Deaths of Journalists in Iraq
• Indian Satellite to be Launched on Thursday
• US, Iraqis to Meet Soon on Interim Government: Cheney
• Pentagon's Latest Casualty Figures Say 101 Killed
• Iraq's UN Envoy Concedes Defeat in War
• Murdoch Adds to His Empirer by Agreeing to Buy DirecTV
• French PM Says He Will Visit China as Planned
• Sri Lankan Gov't can't Call Referendum: Opposition Leader
• Russia Denies Saddam Hiding at Russian Embassy in Baghdad
• Seven Killed in India-controlled Kashmir
• Saddam Is Alive: Iraqi Opposition Leader
• Russia Urges US to Ensure Safety of Its Diplomats in Baghdad
• Street Shootings Kills 2 in Los Angeles
• Germany Remains Opposed to Iraqi War
• UN Security Council Meets on DPRK's Nuclear Issue
• Jordan Supports Iraqis' Rights to Rule Themselves: FM
• S. Arabia Supports Iraqi People to Choose Their Own Leaders

• "Solidarity, Friendship and Mutual Respect Mean to Score Final Victory"
• The Iraq War V. the Int'l Energy Situation

• HK Advances Industrialization of Nanotech Discoveries

• Chinese Woman Challenges Olympic Park Designing

• HK Int'l Film Festival Extends to Macao
• China Sets Up Health Emergency Systems
• International Climbing Fever Mounts in Tibet
• 165 Flights Canceled at HK International Airport
• NE China Launches HIV Insurance for Medical Workers
• Chinese Travel Agencies Promote Egypt Tours to Help Iraqi Children
• Chinese Leaders Bid Farewell to Former Minister