Monday, April 21, 2003

• Chinese Premier Meets Indian Defense Minister
• Chinese, Indian Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• Chinese Local Transportation Sectors Combat SARS
• Chinese Senior Military Officer Meets Indian Defense Minister
• Chinese State Councilor Meets US Guest
• Measures Stepped up Against SARS: Chief Executive
• China Holds Press Conference on SARS (Full Text)
• More Money will Go into Fighting SARS
• Wrap-Up: China Reports 1,807 SARS Cases  
• Hospitals, Individuals Refusing SARS Patients to be Harshly Punished
• Iraq's Internal Affairs Should be Handled by Iraqi People, Chinese FM
• Premier Wen Congratulates Israel Epstein's 88th Birthday 
• Chinese President Confident about Combating SARS
• CPC Delegation Leaves Beijing for Two East European Nations

• "China Mobile Valley" Taking Shape in Yangtze Delta
• China Realizes High Economic Growth, Maintains Stable Price Level
• Industrial Park for World Chinese Entrepreneurs to be Set up in N.China
• China Able to Lift Soybean Production
• Bank Official: More Financial Support be Given to Rural Economy
• Nissan Explores Chinese Auto Market

• Air Crash Kills Five People in South Africa
• US Administrator Arrives in Baghdad
• Inter-Korean Ministerial Talks Set for April 27-29
• Syria Promises No Asylum for Iraqi Fugitive to Ease Tense US Ties
• Abu Mazen Halts Contacts to Form New Cabinet Due to Dispute with Arafat
• Singapore Shuts Down Sole Vegetable Wholesale Market Because of SARS
• Obasanjo Widens Leading Margin in Nigerian Presidential Election
• Landslide in Kyrgyzstan Kills 34, Burys 11 Homes

• Humankind Is Able to Conquer SARS: Commentary

• HK Produces CD-ROM to Support Students with Articulation Problem
• China Invents One-hour SARS Virus Test

• World Record Holder Qi Hui Wins 200m Breaststroke Title

• Medical Staff of HK Hospital Named as Asian Heroes 2003
• Ancient Pagoda in E. China to Be Rebuilt
• Cement Plant Moved to Secure Good Air Quality in Tibet
• Wu Wei Won the Title of Miss China 
• Chinese Archeologist Urges Rescue, Preservation of Iraqi Relics
• Beijing Residents Urged to Use "120" Emergency Hotline to Report Suspected SARS Cases ::