Monday, May 19, 2003

• Chinese Vice-premier Meets with Japanese Guests
• China Appeals for Immediate End to Violence in Mideast
• Chinese Mainland Helps Taiwan Fight SARS
• Chinese Mainland Reports 12 New SARS Cases
• Ministry Adopts Guidelines to Guarantee Recovery of Wasteland
• HK to Hold Open Forum on Proposed Guidelines for DC Elections
• China to Help Rescue Australian Mountaineers: FM
• China Cracks down on Illegal Public Transport
• Beijing's Daily SARS Cases may Drop Below 10 in May
• China's Premier Calls for Flood Control  

• China's CAAC Cuts Charges for Overseas Carriers by 20 Percent from May-July
• Yao Ming Protests Coca-Cola for Image Right Infringement
• Win Battles against SARS and in Economic Field: Official
• S. China City Lures Huge Investment to Boost Agriculture
• SARS Threat to China's Tax Revenue This Year
• Motorola China not for Turning
• AviChina Industry, Technology Company Set up in Beijing
• Cross-Straits Trade Fair Opens amid SARS Fears  

• Indonesian Military Starts Air Strikes in Aceh
• Bomber Wounds 3 Israeli Soldiers in Southern Gaza
• Japan to Retrieve Reentry Satellite Next Monday
• No SARS Virus Detected in Japanese Bus Driver
• Explosion Rocks Southern Philippine City
• Chinese Vice Premier Wu Yi Meets WHO Chief
• Chinese Special Envoy on Mideast Arrives in Israel
• WHO Says SARS Outbreak Almost Over
• PNA Says Abbas-Sharon Meeting Constructive
• Blair to Meet Chairman of EU Convention
• Roh Moo-hyun Underscores S.Korea-US Ties
• Russia, Germany Strongly Condemn Suicide Bombings in Jerusalem, Hebron
• Philippine Military Says 60 Rebels Killed in Air Strikes
• Five European Countries Meet on Anti-terrorism
• A New SARS Case Reported in Singapore
• Aceh Peace Talks End without Success
• US-German Disputes over Iraq Be Part of "Past": Powell
• New US Administrator in Iraq Denies Delay in Forming Interim Government

• Time not Ripe for Fully Liberalized Exchange Rate

• HK Scientists Develop Air Cleaners for Hospital ICUs

• China's River Water Quality Improves in April
• China's Hawaii to Convert More Farmland to Forest
• Seven Miners Killed in Gas Explosion in NE China
• Tibet Launches Major Hydro-electric Plant Project 
• First Generating Units Installed at Three Gorges Dam
• Macao Resident Isolated for Pneumonia Symptoms