Monday, April 28, 2003

• CPC to Launch New Round of Study of "Three Represents" Theory
• "Substantial Progress" Made in Anti-SARS Cooperation with Beijing: WHO Expert
• Premier Wen Leaves for China-ASEAN SARS Meeting
• Chinese Mainland Reports 203 New SARS Cases
• Tung to Attend China-ASEAN Leaders' Special Meeting on SARS
• Local Officials Fired for Poor SARS Prevention Work
• Taiwan Announces First SARS Death
• Ministry Warns against Cross-Infection in Hospitals
• Foreign Media Play up Epidemic: Indian Defense Minister
• Chinese Mainland Reports 2,914 SARS Cases
• Resolute Measures to Control SARS around China
• WHO Expert: Cooperation with Beijing off to a Good Start
• Funding for SARS Emergency Response System
• Beijing Publishes Detailed Information on SARS
• Prevention of SARS among Rural People in Beijing Urged
• Firms Banned from Sacking Quarantined Staff: Official
• Cooperation with Beijing off to a Good Start: WHO Expert

• CPC Politburo Urges Country to Achieve Economic Goals
• Ministry of Commerce to Regulate Markets of Products Used in SARS Prevention
• Bo'ao Forum for Asia Annual Conference to be Postponed
• S. China City to Pump Huge Investment into Auto Industry
• China Banking Regulatory Commission Officially Established
• Guangzhou to Initiate 30 Construction Projects This Year
• HK Trade Fair Provides New Choice for Attendees
• China's Emergence Affecting Trade Patterns, Growth in Asia: ADB
• Tibet Leads West China in Per Capita Income
• Motorcycle Exports from SW China Municipality Rise
• China's Ministry of Commerce Ensures Market Stability

• Parade Exposes Afghanistan's Daunting Task to Build New Army
• Second Round of Inter-Korean Ministerial Talks Ends
• Stolen Masterpieces Found behind Toilet in Britain
• Roh Moo-hyun: Solve DPRK Nuclear Issue Peacefully
• Russian Spacecraft Docks to ISS
• Members of ASEAN Pledge Cooperation, Coordination in Efforts to Fight SARS
• Menem Makes Comeback as Argentina Goes to Runoff
• Vietnam Announces Successful Control of SARS
• WHO: Too Early to Judge SARS as Pandemic
• Myanmar Achieves First-ever Foreign Trade Surplus
• DPRK Launches International Mobile Phone Service
• Duarte Declares Victory in Paraguay's Presidential Election
• Pakistan Proposes Joint Monitoring of LOC by 7 Countries
• IRA Political Wing Says IRA is Prepared to Disarm
• Developing Asia to Grow 5.3 Percent in 2003: ADB
• Nepali Govt, Guerrillas Hold First Round of Formal Talks
• Self-declared Baghdad Mayor Arrested
• Van Gogh, Picasso, Gaugin Paintings Stolen from UK Gallery 
• Rumsfeld Arrives in Qatar on Second Leg of Gulf Tour
• Seven SARS Cases Confirmed in India
• DPRK Calls for Realization of Spirit of Joint Declaration 
• US Plans to Triple Personnel in Hunt of Iraqi Weapons
• Rumsfeld's Visit to Afghanistan Canceled

• Iraq War Reshapes Military Landscape: News Analysis
• Russian Media Play up the Tune of China's Port-renting

• Private High-tech Firms Growing Fast in South China
• Beijing University Allows Many to Pursue Their Own Dreams
• Songs, Smiles to Celebrate 92nd Anniversary of Qinghua

• China to Send 36 Sports Coaches to Mexico

• SARS Epidemic Increases Personal Hygiene Awareness
• HK Shows Optimistic Sign in Combating SARS: WHO Experts
• Operators of Unlicensed Cyber Cafe Sentenced
• China to Build Giant Panda Park
• Chinese Girl Wins First Prize at Ukrainian Dancing Festival
• Hainan Suspends Flights to HK, Macao and SE Asia
• Beijing Suspends Public Entertainment Businesses
• Beijing to Launch Cleaning Drive to Curb SARS
• Beijing Pays Greater Care to Medical Workers
• Taiwan's Quarantine Measures Uncalled for: HK Official