Friday, April 11, 2003

• State Councilor Meets Former Bolivian FM
• China Consistent in Its Stance on DPRK Nuclear Issue: Premier
• Beijing to Shape Transparent, Efficient Government
• Press Conference by SARS Experts
• Senior Chinese PLA Officer Meets Egyptian Guests
• Chinese War Survivor Wins Anti-defamation Lawsuit in Tokyo
• Atypical pneumonia Preventable: Guangzhou Doctors
• Vietnamese Party Leader Hopes for Peaceful, Friendly Border with China
• Shenzhen Exhibition Industry Operating as Normal
• China Calls for Dialogue Between US, DPRK
• CPPCC Vice-chairman Meets Laotian Deputy PM
• China Backs Nuclear-free Korean Peninsula: FM
• China Congratulates Congolese Interim gov't
• Jiang Signs Order to Honor Outstanding Military Staff
• Beijing Offers Expatriates Special Medical Help for Preventing SARS

• State-owned Bank Eases Loan Restrictions on Private Sector
• South China's Shenzhen Makes Huge Investment in IT
• China's Garment Industry Makes Important Strides
• Three Provinces Move to Curb Protectionism
• From Which Provinces Do China's Top 400 Richest Come?
• Banks in Shanghai Report Record Growth in Savings Deposits
• Domestic Fair Lures Record Number of Foreign Investors
• CNBC Joins Hands with Shanghai Media Group
• China Merchants Holdings International to Emphasize Port Development
• Pneumonia Unlikely to Hurt Emerging Asian Insurers: Standard & Poor's
• China Encourages Domestic Firms to Invest Overseas
• IMF Says Iraq War Risks to Global Economy "Contained"

• 'Iraqi Opposition Should not Collaborate with Coalition'
• Iran Condemns Murder of Iraqi Shiite Cleric
• Arroyo Confirms First SARS Case in Philippines
• Bus Hijacked in Berlin After Bank Robbery
• Russia Vows to Take Preventive Measures in Face of DPRK Nuke Crisis
• Three US Killed When Destroying an Iraqi Weapons Depot
• Dead US Marine's Family Complains of Little Concern from Government
• Mosul-Based Iraqi Troops Said Having Surrendered
• US Says Two Children Killed in Iraq Checkpoint Error
• Russia Wants UN to Have 'Central Role' in Iraq
• Eighth Suspected SARS Case Reported in New York
• China Provides Ethiopia with Funds in Education Sector
• Iraqi Prominent Shiite Leader Assassinated in Najaf
• US-led Forces Still Face Numerous Challenges in Iraq
• Pentagon Designs Three-phase Process for Governance of Postwar Iraq
• Russia Willing to Play Role in Solving DPRK Nuclear Issue
• US Intelligence Officials Say Iraqi Leadership Vanishes
• Russian FM, European Commissioner Discuss Iraq Resettlement
• Arab nations postpone request for General Assembly meeting on Iraq
• Four US Soldiers Wounded in Suicide Attack in Baghdad
• Mozambican President Unveils "Hiroshima Stone of Peace" in Parliament
• British, Irish Leaders Try to Rescue N. Ireland Peace Deal
• UN agencies planning to go back despite rising chaos in Iraq
• European Parliament Votes for Stronger Common Defense Policy
• Iraqi UN Ambassador Holds Private Talks with Annan

• Observer: Bush's Strategy Seen Through the Iraq War

• China Launched New Round of Oceanic Scientific Research

• Greece Donates 200,000 Euros for Xinjiang Quake Areas
• TCM Recipe to Prevent SARS
• Religious Shrines in Tibet Satisfy Buddhists' Needs
• Beijingers Enjoy Unusually Balmy Spring
• Beijing Builds First Waste Oil Production Line
• Beijing Experiments with New Drug-relief Therapy
• Shanghai Starts Second-phase Scheme to Clean River
• More Wreckage of Crashed Airplane Handed over to Taiwan
• Tea Festival Scheduled in E. China