Wednesday, May 14, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports 55 New SARS Cases (May 14)
• Feature:Nowhere to Find China's First SARS Infected
• Beijing Urges International Cooperation Against SARS  
• Experts Warn Against SARS' Psychological Impact on Asian Economy
• WHO Experts Praise Chinese Health Workers,Predict No More SARS Upsurge
• HK Chief Executive Mourns Doctor's Death
• FM Spokeswoman on DPRK, Iraq, Middle East,SARS and Other Issues
• WHO Experts Inspect SARS Control in S. China
• Chinese FM Meets Moroccan Guest

• NE China Province Boosts Local Economy
• Disease Blocks Retail Sales
• Beijing Settles First SARS Insurance Claim
• Beijing Sees Two-digit Economic Growth Despite SARS
• Chinese Ambassador Advises Expansion of British Business in China 
• China Reports Steady Growth of Overseas Investment
• Regulations on State Assets Management Passed
• Chinese Treasury Reimburses Aviation, Tourism Companies
• China Starts Antidumping Investigation of Monoethanolamine,Diethanolamine
• HK Financial Secretary Welcomes Securities, Futures Commission Report

• Arroyo, Bush to Talk about Military Aid, Anti-terror War
• US Expels 14 Cuban Diplomats
• 3d SARS Case Found in S. Korea
• Powell Begins Visit to Russia
• Death Toll in Chechen Truck Bombing Rises to 52
• Russia, NATO to Cooperate in Deploying Theater Missile Defense System
• Moscow, Seoul Favor Nuclear-free Korean Peninsula
• US President Condemns Bombings in Saudi Arabia
• Putin Sees Similarity in Terrorist Acts in Chechnya, Saudi Arabia
• US Orders Expulsion of Seven Cuban Diplomats at UN
• 91 Killed in Saudi Suicide Bombings: US State Department 
• Annan Condemns Terrorist Attacks in Chechnya and Saudi Arabia
• Cyprus President Accuses Turkish Cypriot Leader of Killing UN Plan

• Research Group Races Against Time to Fight SARS
• China Begins Strategic High-tech Program on SARS Prevention  

• Sino-Swiss Scheme Favored as Main Sports Venue for Beijing 2008 Olympic Games  
• Beijing Olympic Projects under Construction

• Restaurants Find Ways out Under Threat of SARS
• Three Gorges Reservoir Completed Ahead of Schedule
• Beijing Communications Sector Booming Due to SARS
• HK People Show Unity after SARS Outbreak: Survey
• Hong Kong Arts Groups to Raise Money for SARS Victims
• 86 Missing in Gas Blast in E. China