Monday, April 14, 2003

• Suspects Arrive in Court with Covered Heads in NE China
• Chinese, Albanian FMs Talk over Phone
• China Tackles Spread of SARS on Transport Vehicles
• Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction Enters Crucial Period 
• Initial Result of Pupil's Death Causes Disputes
• China's Jungle Prefecture Observes 50th Anniversary 
• Control of SARS Virus Vital: Chinese Premier 
• Central Gov't Fully Supports SARS Control Efforts in HK: Hu Jintao 
• China Condemns Robbery at Chinese Embassy to Iraq
• Wu Guanzheng on Discipline Inspection Work

• Cooperation between East, West Beginning to Bear Fruit
• China Encourages More Credit to Rural Areas
• Legend Topped Domestic PC Market, Handsome a Surprising Third
• Cross-Straits Trade Volume Hit US$44.6 billion in 2002
• China Reports US$1.03 Bn Trade Deficit in 1st Quarter of 2003
• Economic Figures Show Deflation Being Curbed
• Sino-US Medical Training Project Set for NE China
• China's Vehicle Outputs Rise to Record High
• Chinese-designed Concept Car Makes its Public Debut
• Trade Between Guangdong, Hong Kong Brisk in First Quarter
• International Fair on Knives, Scissors to be Held in S. China
• China's Biggest Trade Fair Sees Record Registrants
• World Tourism Organization Optimistic of China's Future Tourism
• Large-scale Development of China's "Energy Bank" Starts
• Figures: Top 10 Trade Partners of China's Mainland
• Chinese Enterprises Encouraged to Expand Overseas Business

• US Confirms Saddam's Half-Brother Captured
• US Marines Enter Heart of Saddam's Hometown
• Japan Should Stop Row on Abduction Issue: DPRK Media
• Manila Airport Implements Tighter Check for SARS
• Japan Welcomes DPRK's Softening Stance on Nuclear Issue
• Vietnam Takes Strict Measures to Counter SARS
• S.Korea Urges DPRK, US to Hold Talks as Soon as Possible
• Nearly 200 Die in Thailand's Songkran Road Accidents
• Saddam's Half Brother Captured
• US Marines Engaging Saddam Loyalists in Tikrit
• US President Puts off Planned Visit to Canada
• S.Lankan Tamil Rebels Threaten to Boycott Tokyo Donor Conference
• US not to Sponsor Human Rights Resolution Against China: Spokesman
• Roh Moo-hyun Convinced DPRK Nuclear Issue Can be Solved Peacefully
• Bush Warns Syria Not to Harbor Iraqi Leaders
• Canadian Lab Maps Suspected Virus Behind SARS
• Pentagon: 115 US Soldiers Killed in Iraq
• IRA Reconfirms Commitment to N. Ireland Peace Process
• Yemen Grants Asylum to Iraqi Envoy to Arab League

• China Is a Developing Market Economic Country

• China Makes Breakthrough in "Super Rice" Research
• China Plans Boadband Network for Yangtze River Delta
• Chinese Team Wins Titles in Fire Fighting Robot Contest in US
• Photos: Top 10 Chinese Archeological Discoveries in 2002
• China Develops New Medicine to Fight Drug Addiction

• Chinese Swimmers All Clean in 2002, Official
• China Wins Beijing Road Marathon Relay 

• Late Leader Mao's Birthday to be Remembered
• Chinese Would-be Mothers Prefer Girls: Survey
• Chinese Peonies Taking Root in 20 Countries
• Redundant Buildings Removed from Famous Temple
• Beijing Carries out Large-scale Sterilization to Prevent Spread of SARS
• Chinese Favor Short Labor Day Tours