Wednesday, April 30, 2003

• Chinese Premier Urges Cooperation in SARS Control
• China's Mainland Suspends Exchanges of Visits with Taiwan
• China's Transport Departments Redouble SARS Efforts
• Chinese Vice-Premier Wu Yi Meets with Cuban Minister
• Chinese Mainland Reports 3,460 SARS Cases
• Nose to the Grindstone Despite SARS Virus: Ambassador
• SARS Situation Still Severe in Beijing: Acting Mayor
• Vice-premier Wu Yi on Fighting SARS in Beijing 
• Chinese State Councilor Meets Japanese Guests
• Vice-president Stresses Importance of Working Class 
• Chinese New Government Acts Responsibly in Combat against SARS
• President Hu Jintao Hails Sino-Japan Bilateral Ties  
• Vice-premier Urges Effective SARS Control in Rural China

• 93rd China Export Fair Scores US$4.42 Billion Deals
• N. China's Port City to Become Trade Transport Hub
• China's Unemployment Rate Stands at 4% in 1st Quarter
• Migrant Workers Need Fair Treatment: Article
• China Maps out Development Strategy for Car Industry
• Establishment of New Commission Completes China's Tripartite Finance Regulatory System
• Shenzhen Lowers Charges on Service Sector
• China Extends Holiday Suspension of Domestic Securities, Futures Transaction for SARS

• Abu Mazen's Cabinet Sworn in Before Arafat
• Ndayizeye Sworn in as New Burundian President
• US Troops Fire on Iraq Protesters Again, Two Killed
• Pyongyang Accuses US of "Torpedoing" Denuclearization Process
• Roadmap to be Delivered after Cabinet Sworn in: Shaath
• Britain to Hold Talks with DPRK Delegation over Nuclear Issue
• Hindu Nationalist Leader Killed in East India
• Chinese Premier Leaves Bangkok after SARS Meeting
• S.Korea, DPRK Pledge to Seek Peaceful Solution of Nuclear Issue
• US Dismissive of Plan for New EU Forces Headquarters
• Suicide Bombing in Tel Aviv Kills at Least Three
• Rebuilding Iraq Needs at Least Five Years: US Senators
• US Rules out Concessions to DPRK on Weapons Issues
• ASEAN Leaders Issue Declaration on Fight against SARS
• US Secretary of State to Travel to Europe, Mideast
• ASEAN, China Issue Joint Statement on Fighting SARS
• Central Govt. Highly Concerned about SARS Situation in HK: Chinese Premier
• China Calls for Close Cooperation with ASEAN in Fight against SARS 
• WHO Welcomes Chinese, ASEAN Efforts to Fight SARS
• US Reach Cease-fire with Iranian Terror Group: US Paper
• S.Korea, US Urge DPRK to Abandon Alleged Nuke Program
• DPRK's Way to Solve Nuclear Issue Depends on US Actions
• Four European States Call for Stronger European Defense
• Pak-India Impasse Broken with Telephone Diplomacy

• China, ASEAN Join Hands in Fighting SARS 

• Chinese Scientists Depict 1,000-year-old Mummies 
• Perpetrator of University Blasts Sentenced to Life Term

• 17 More Patients Contract SARS in HK, 7 Died
• Beijing Municipal Services Step up Anti-SARS Efforts
• Free Treatment to Be Given to SARS Patients from Poor Families
• SARS Death Toll and New Cases Rising Slowly in HK
• Health Declaration Needed Before Boarding in Shanghai Airports
• Shanghai Ensures Water Will Not Become a Channel for SARS spread