Monday, June 02, 2003

• ASEAN Praises China's Anti-SARS Quarantine Work
• Chinese Mainland Reports No New SARS Case (June 2)
• Vice Premier Urges Better Flood, Drought Prevention
• Macao Braces for Second-phase SARS Control
• Three Gorges Reservoir Water Gets Cleaner

• China to Prolong Tentative Regulations on Imported GM Agro-products
• China Automobiles to Tap for Overseas Market
• Taiwanese Investment Continues Flowing into E. China Province
• Huge Investment in Three Gorges to Pay off Soon

• G8 Summit Opens on Growth, Development and Security
• S.Korea, DPRK to Hold Talks on Reconnection of Inter-Korean Transportation Corridors
• Hu Jintao, Chirac Meet on Bilateral Ties, Cooperation  
• Thousands of Protesters March Against G-8
• Hu Jintao, Bush Pledge to Further Develop Constructive Relations of Cooperation
• Heat Wave Death Toll Rises to 884 in South Indian State
• India Take Moves to Relaunch Delhi-Lahore Busissue
• Russia Concerned at NATO Influence in Baltic States
• Hu Says China Attaches Importance to Developing Sino-Swiss Ties  
• US, Russia Vow to Boost Strategic Partnership
• South-North Leaders Dialogue Meeting Opens in Evian
• France Says G8 Summit to Promote Confidence in World Economy
• Chinese President Makes Proposals for World Development, Cooperation 
• Chinese, US Presidents Meet on Relations, International Issues
• Informal South-North Leaders Dialogue Meeting Ends with Focus on Cooperation, Development

• News Analysis: Evian Summit Faces Multiple Challenges

• China Women's Volleyball Squad Go for Swiss International

• New Anti-SARS Herbal Mask Invented, Available in 10 Days
• SW China Province Set to Lift AIDS Marriage Ban
• E. China's Shandong Gains Headway in Labor Cooperation
• First Forest Park in City Proper Reopens in NE China
• Fishing Ban Starts in South China Sea
• Limpid Water Seen at Entrance to Three Gorges
• Macao's Only SARS Patient Discharged from Hospital