Tuesday, May 27, 2003

• FM Spokeswoman Urges Taipei to Rectify Error in WTO Representatives
• China Hopes to Re-open Embassy in Iraq: Spokesowman
• Cross-Straits SARS Symposium Held via Videophone
• China Expresses Sympathy to Ukraine, Spain in the Wake of Recent Plane Crash
• Chinese Mainland Reports 9 New SARS Cases (May 27)
• China Allocates Flood-relief Fund of 23.4 Million Yuan
• New SARS Cases Hits New Low on Chinese Mainland
• ARATS Expresses Regret for Taiwan's Refusal of SARS Donation from Mainland
• China Offers Emergency Aid to Sri Lanka
• China's Tang Jiaxuan Meets Russian FM on Bilateral Ties

• China's Insurance Industry to Contribute More to Fighting SARS: CIRC chairman
• China's Industrial Goods' Prices Grow at Slower Rate
• China Warns its People of not Blindly Going to Malaysia for Work
• China's Vehicle Imports More than Double on Year in First 4 Months
• Chinese TV Makers Expect Positive US Ruling
• More Pharmaceutical Businesses to Add to Hainan Province
• S. China Securities Company Joins Hands with ROK Company
• Kodak Aims to Take Lion Share of Chinese Digital Printing Market
• China "Deeply Regrets" US Possible Import Restrictions
• Moody: Outlook for HK Banks Stable Despite Mounting Stress
• Foreign Firms Admitted into China's Securities Market
• Chinese Premier Discusses Research on Oil Resources

• Chinese and Russian Presidents Holding Talks
• Written Speech by President Hu at Moscow Airport
• Sharon, Abbas to Meet in Jerusalem on Wednesday
• KCNA Says DPRK Has Way to Handle Smaller US Nuclear Weapons
• Strong Earthquake Hits Southern Philippine Island
• Hu Jintao, Putin Have an Informal Dinner  
• ADB Donates US$ Two Million to China to Combat SARS
• Chinese President Starts Visit to Russia 
• US Psychological War on DPRK Doomed to Fail: KCNA
• 54 Spanish Peacekeepers Killed in Air Crash 
• S.Korean, US Presidents Hold Talks over Telephone
• UN Chief Condoles on Death of Spanish Peacekeepers, Ukrainian Crew Members
• Saddam's Brother-in-law in Custody: US Forces
• All 74 Bodies in Ukrainian Plane Crash Recovered
• Number of Injured in Japan's Quake Rises to 78 

• Commentary: SARS Causes 'Base Line of Civilization' to Float
• Mainlanders Are Concerned for Taiwan Compatriots' Battle against SARS

• Deputy CPC Publicity Head Becomes Adjunct Professor of Beijing University
• Shanghai Sets up State Technology Transfer Center
• Joint Efforts Underway for Development of SARS Vaccine

• Chinese Coach to Guide Indonesian Divers at SEA Games
• World Champion Wang Nan Eyes on Athens Olympics
• FIFA Women's World Cup 2003 to Be Held in USA

• Guangdong Tightens Control on Wildlife Breeding
• Embassies Keep Normal Operation during SARS Outbreak in Beijing
• Relics of First Iron Foundry along Yangtze River Found
• Yellow River Diverted to Help Clean Largest Desert Reservoir in Asia
• Volunteers Increasing in China
• NE China Province Diverts Water to Protect Wetlands
• Two Killed, Four Injured in Explosion in NE China