Wednesday, May 28, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports 4 New SARS Cases (May 28)
• Rural Tax Reform Sweeps East China
• Three Gorges Project Moves Closer to Completion 
• China to Provide Sri Lanka Relief Assistance
• China to Continue Aid to Afghanistan: Vice-president

• WTO accession boosts world confidence in China
• S. China province to launch new railway project
• Three Gorges Project Brings Investment to Small Yangtze City
• Guangdong Turning Tourism around
• Magazine Publishing Sector to Be Opened Wider
• Central China City Reports Increasing Inflow of Foreign Funds
• China Issues Programme to Boost Marine Economy
• China's Real Estate Sector Vows to Build in Accordance with Public Health Standards
• Electronic Auction House Benefits Chinese Farmers
• Shanghai Enterprises Allowed to Go Abroad for Business despite SARS

• President Hu Urges Joint Efforts for New Int'l Order
• China, Russia Advocate Multi-polarized International Order
• Hu Pledges to Further Promote Sino-Russian Ties
• China, Russia Urge to Maintain Peace, Stability on Korean Peninsula
• China, Russia Call for Restoration of Stability in Iraq
• China, Russia Vow to Strengthen UN's Central Role
• China, Russia to Further Promote Strategic Partnership of Cooperation
• President Hu Confident of Winning War against SARS
• Rumsfeld Involved in Minor Car Crash
• Bali Bombers Testify in Ba'asyir's Trial
• Chinese, Russian Presidents Host Joint Press Conference
• China, Russia to Cement Strategic Partnership of Cooperation
• Chinese President Holds Talks with Putin  
• Pakistan Welcomes Release of Prisoners by India
• China, Russia Sign Joint Statement
• Bush-Sharon-Abbas Summit to be Held in Jordan
• Putin Hosts Banquet to Welcome Chinese President
• Aftershock Injures 200, Three Feared Dead: Ministry
• US President Signs 15-billion-dollar Bill for Fighting AIDS

• 'Road Map' Plan Takes Steps Forward: Commentary
• Xinjiang: An Integral Part of China

• China Cooperates with Laos in Sylvite Development
• Beijing Makes Anti-SARS Recommendations to Exam Participants
• Chinese Scientists Make New Breakthrough in SARS Vaccine Research
• College Leaders Critized for Food Poisoning Outbreak

• CFA considers resuming soccer leagues in June

• Civet Cats at Beijing Zoo Isolated
• S. China City Deals Heavy Blow at Trade in Wildlife
• Emergency Measures to Combat Pollution along Yellow River
• Great Wall Alters Evolution's Path: Feature
• SARS Promotes Health Consciousness among Chinese People
• Chinese Expert Advises Taiwan on SARS Prevention