Monday, May 26, 2003

• Full Text of White Paper on History and Development of Xinjiang
• Chinese Mainland Reports 8 New SARS Cases (May 26)
• President Hu Jintao Leaves for First Overseas Visits
• China Issues First White Paper on Xinjiang
• Sino-Oman Friendly Ties in the New Era: Ambassador
• Mainland Organizations Support Taiwan's Fight against SARS
• MOH Urges Vigilance While SARS Situation Improves
• Chinese Govn't Institutional Reform Undergoes Smoothly
• WHO Experts Conclude "Free", "Fruitful" Anhui Tour
• Substantial Headway Made in China's SARS Campaign
• China, Russia See Steady Development of Strategic Cooperative Partnership

• China Regulates Forex Bank Card Businesses
• China's Industrial Profits Retain Fast Growth
• Fiscal Situation Healthy in the First Three Months
• Bank of China Records Sharp Increase in Profits
• Private Export Businesses Booming in East China's Shanghai
• China Construction Bank Handles NPLs Totaling 19.5 Billion Yuan
• HK Airport Authority Launches Operation SkyFit to Attract Visitors
• Economic Restructuring in China Speeds up in SARS Time

• Ukraninian Plane with 74 on Board Crashes in Turkey
• 69 Killed after Week of War in Aceh
• At Least 3 Killed in Explosion on Norwegian Cruise Ship 
• Indian President to Visit the India-controlled Kashmir Next Month
• No Intelligence-sharing Mechanism before Indo-Pak Dialogue: Pakistani FM
• US Ponders Aggressive Policy Towards Iran
• 25 Persons Die in Philippine Sea Mishap
• Sharon, Abbas Likely to Meet on Monday or Tuesday: Palestinian Official
• Cypriot President Leaves for Athens to Discuss Cyprus Issue
• Israeli Cabinet Approves Roadmap after Fierce Debate

• Chinese Domain Names Officially Released
• China's Technology on Long-March Carrier Rockets Meets International Standard
• Chinese Premier Visits Celebrated Scientists 

• Chinese Coach Says Kong Loses for Lack of Boldness
• Schlager Wins Men's Singles, Chinese Take Four Golds
• China Finds its Weak Points in World Championships

• Stricter Measures to Stop Wild Animal Eating
• Chinese, ROK Experts to Join Efforts to Cope with Sandstorms
• China Makes Further Achievements in Afforestation
• Seminar Held to Help Tackle SARS with TCM
• Courtrooms may Become Next SARS Battleground
• As SARS Limits Going out, Chinese Go to Cyberspace
• Chinese Enterprises to Spend Weekends Flying Kites for SARS