Wednesday, May 21, 2003

• China Tells the US to Stop Interfering in Tibet Issue
• China to Act as SCO Secretary-general
• CPC Members Urged to Play Leading Role in Fighting SARS, Boosting Economy
• Hu's 1st Overseas Trip is of Great Significance: Vice-FM
• Taiwan Reports 35 New SARS Cases, 418 Total
• Chinese Mainland Reports 12 New SARS Cases (May 21)
• Chinese Climbers Scale Mt. Qomolangma from North Slope  
• SARS Whistle-blower Breathing Sigh of Relief
• Chinese Gov't Plans to Resettle Nation's Poor
• Top Experts Deny Under-reporting SARS Cases in China
• MOH-WHO Task Force Ends Inspection in China's Henan
• China Makes Headway in Fight against SARS
• Funeral Held for Submarine Accident Victims 
• China to Further Protect Wireless Frequency for Civil Aviation
• China Values North-South Leaders' Informal Dialogue Meeting
• China, ASEAN to Hold Customs Quarantine Management Meeting in Beijing
• Premier Wen Sends Condolence to Sri Lankans Hit by Disasters
• Three Gorges Migrants' Rights Respected: Official
• More Males Die of SARS on Chinese Mainland: Expert
• Senior Chinese Leaders on Fight against SARS & Development  
• President Hu to Begin Presidential Overseas Tour

• China to Accelerate Government Investment
• China's Fiscal System Shows Flexibility in Countering SARS
• China Maintains Economic Growth while Preventing SARS
• E. China City Reports Strong First Quarter Economic Growth
• Operation of China's Two Largest Water Control Projects to be under unified Management
• Guangdong Sees Slower Export Growth due to SARS
• Tax Cuts to Shave One Billion Yuan off Guangdong Revenues
• China Leads Computer Server Sales in Asia Pacific
• China Issues First Foreign Trade Environment Report
• China's Car Production Tops 160,000 in April
• Foreign Investment to Continue in China
• China's Hi-tech Imports & Exports Experience Fast Growth
• China Has 455 Million Phone Users
• Shanghai Cuts Landing, Route Fees for Overseas Aircraft
• China Criticizes US Revised Farm Subsidy Act
• Chinese Government Offers Financial Relief in SARS Fight

• DPRK Condemns US-South Korea Joint Statement
• China Urges Israel, Palestine to Pave Way for Peace Talks
• Peak SARS Incidence Has Ended in China: Official
• WHO Expresses Optimism China Can Control SARS
• WHO Removes Philippines from SARS-hit List
• US, Britain to Close Embassies in Saudi Arabia on Terrorist Threat
• China Vows to Play Constructive Role in Fighting Global Diseases
• Pakistan Not to Sideline Kashmir Issue for Talks with India: Musharraf
• Singapore PM Speaks Highly of China's SARS Battle
• Philippine Rebel Group Warns US Against Helping to Military
• International Criminal Tribunal Sets Milosevic Case Deadline
• US Raises Terror Threat Level Amid Warnings of Possible Attacks
• Bush Calls Palestinian, Israeli PMs to Promote "Road Map" Peace Plan

• On What Do We Rely to Defeat SARS?
• Another Failure for Taiwanese Separatists

• China Creating New Crops Varieties in Space
• World-class Scholars Honored for Academic Contributions

• Chinese Soccer Striker Yang Chen in Talks with Beijing Club Hyundai
• Chinese Players Advance to 2nd Round of Mixed Doubles
• Yao Voted Newcomer of the Year; Ronaldo Makes History
• Three Badminton Tournaments Might Be Postponed over SARS
• Over 650 Players Compete in 47th Table Tennis Worlds

• Nine Miners Remain Trapped in Flooded Coal Mine
• Ministry Warns Chinese of Bogus Job Offers in Barbados
• HK to Take Temperature for People Departing by Train
• Three Chinese Students Injured after "Conflict" in Ukraine
• First Anti-SARS Drugs Approved for Clinical Use in China