Sunday, April 27, 2003

• Chinese Premier Calls for Solidarity in Fight against SARS 
• Chinese, US Presidents Talk over Phone
• "We'll Eventually Overcome the Disaster of SARS": Premier 
• Jiang Zemin Meets Indian Defense Minister 
• China's Health Authority Extends Regards to Medical Workers
• State Council to Send Fourth Monitoring Teams for SARS
• Transport Facilities Inspected in SARS Battle
• China, Kazakhstan Underline Strategic Partnership

• China, France Vow to Cooperate on Agricultural Insurance
• Enterprises in East China Vow to Fight Piracy
• Beijing Suspends Public Entertainment Businesses

• Cubans Condemn US for Fomenting Anti-government Sentiment
• Kuwait Bans Inbound Passengers from SARS-affected Areas
• South Korea to Urge DPRK to Abandon Alleged Nuclear Weapons Program
• ASEAN+3 Health Ministers Discuss Ways to Stop SARS Spread
• US Sends Exiled Iraqis to Baghdad to Run Iraq
• Italy's Task Force to Leave for Iraq on Week-long Mission
• US Starts Disarming Kurds in N. Iraq While Keeping Turkey away
• Tehran Wants No Friction with Washington over Iraq: Official
• Blair Holds Talks with Japanese PM
• Blast Injures 11 People at Jakarta Airport
• "Harry Potter" Author Richer Than British Queen

• China Sets up Advanced Translation College
• Mainland, HK Medical Experts Hold Meeting on SARS

• Most Wild Yaks in Qinghai Living in State Nature Reserves
• Expansion Project of Highway Starts in Tibet
• Two Persons Die of Fire in Hong Kong
• Hainan Suspends Flights to HK, Macao and SE Asia