Friday, April 18, 2003

• Two SARS Patients Recover in China's Inner Mongolia
• Latest Statistics on SARS on China's Mainland
• China to Select by Appraisal its National Flower, Tree and Bird
• This Year Saw 168 Killed in Fire Accidents in China
• Media Tour SARS Hospital Wards in Beijing
• Four SARS Deaths in Inner Mongolia
• Safe Transportation Emphasized in Three Gorges Dam Area
• No Deaths in Earthquake in Northwest China
• China-EU Association Celebrates EU Enlargement
• Chinese Expert on Urgent Protection of Iraqi Relics
• China's Grand Canal Longer Than Believed: Expert
• 'Political Will' and 'Sincerity' Vital for Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• Senior Chinese Leaders Meet to Discuss SARS Control
• Chinese, Serbia and Montenegro FMs Hold Talks  

• HK, Shanghai and Shenzhen Most Competitive Cities in China
• China's Tax Revenue Rises 26.6 Percent in First Quarter
• China's Market Economic Maturity Hits 69 Percent in 2001
• UN Report: China Plays Leading Role in Boosting Economy of Asia-Pacific Region
• Foreign Rraders Value Business Opportunities in Export Fair
• Macao Closely Watches SARS Effect on Local Economy
• Chinese Enterprises More Skillful in Handling Antidumping Cases: US Lawyers
• Chinese Expert Stresses Cooperation among Financial Sectors to Meet WTO Challenges
• Shanghai Reports Fast Growth in CDMA Phone Subscribers
• China to Maintain Trade Surplus in 2003
• Chinese Economy Soaring Soundly: NBS Spokesman

• Baghdad Civilians Held Gathering Accussing US Presence
• Blair Was "Ready to Quit" over Iraq: Newspaper
• Syria Steps up Efforts to Ease Tension with US
• US Company Wins First Major Contract in Rebuilding Iraq
• Iranian Newspapers Say al-Sahaf has Committed Suicide
• Baghdad Office of Chinese Petroleum Company Looted
• US Military Confirms Capture of Saddam's Half Brother
• US Says Need for Sanctions on Iraq Has Gone
• Tripartite Korea Talks to be Held Next Week in Beijing
• Bush's Cultural Advisers Resign over Looting of Iraq Museum
• US Secretary of State Plans to Visit Mideast: Spokesman
• US, Japanese, South Korean Officials to Meet on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• US Marines Attack Bank to Save it from Robbery: Witness
• Russia Opposes "Automatic" Lifting of Iraq Sanctions
• Russian Lawmaker Shot Dead in Moscow
• Mubarak Meets Syrian FM over Regional Situation
• EU Expansion Could Add Uncertainty to Europe's Future

• Personal View: After US Hawks Get the Upper Hand

• Legend to Unveil First Chinese-developed MMS Phone
• Rare Case Found of Chinese Woman with 3 Transposed Chromosomes
• Chinese Researchers Find New cancer-killing Agent in Geese
• New Rule Regulates Internet Search Engines

• Wang Chen Regains World's Top Spot
• Luo Saves the Best for the World Swimming Championships
• China Announces Men's National Volleyballers for Olympic Qualifiers
• Yao Ming to Play Asian Championships for China
• China Olympic Squad to be Dismissed after Qualifier Postponed

• 50 SARS More Patients Discharged from Hospitals in HK
• Jackie Chan Reflects on Dying Breed: 'Red Trousers'
• China Sets Tourism Standards for SARS Prevention
• HK Traces SARS Outbreak in Housing Complex to Sewage System
• China's Transportation Sector Prepares for Labor Day Holiday
• Second SARS Patient Found in Shanghai
• First Recovered SARS Patient Discharged from Beijing Hospital 
• Chinese Urged to Refuse Timber from Ancient Forests
• Photos of SW China's Natural, Cultural Sites Debut in Tokyo
• China Rescuing Ancient Leaning Tower
• Donations Made for Protection of Royal Temple in Beijing