Friday, June 06, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports 1 New SARS Case (June 6)
• Overseas Donations for China's SARS fight Total US$38.02 million
• Cult Followers Accused of Sabotaging SARS Control
• Hu's Trip Represents China's Global Ddiplomatic Perspective
• More Sewage Treatment Plants Operational in Three Gorges Reservoir Area
• Flooding, Landslide Kill 17 in Xinjiang
• No SARS Contamination through Medical Waste in China:Official
• State Councilor Urges Global Cooperation in SARS Research
• Chinese FM to Attend Meetings and Start Three-nation Visit in Asia
• Premier Wen Praises Chinese Rescue Team
• SARS in Beijing Residential Area Unlike that of Amoy Gardens: WHO
• China Strives to Guarantee Water Quality
• China Offers to Actively Participate in Implementation of "Road Map"
• Three Gorges Reservoir Receives Needed Rainfall
• Six Beijing SARS Hospitals Discharge All Patients
• Hebei Province Successfully Controls SARS Spread: Official

• Citibank China Branches into Personal Forex Investment Business
• East China City Lures More ROK Investment
• One Year's Overall Evaluation of WTO Entry's Influence on China Economy
• Lowest Average House-price in Beijing, But Still Double the Average in China
• Interview: HK Still a Forefront Shopper's Paradise
• NORINCO Issues Statement on US Sanctions
• HK Holds Exhibition to Power SMEs Success at Tough Time
• China, Mongolia Agree to Expand Trade, Economic Ties
• Preferential Policy Offered to Beijing Small Enterprises
• Interview: Hong Kong -- a Place Full of Opportunities
• HK Customs Launches Crackdown on Software Piracy
• China Takes Formal Anti-dumping Measures against Caprolactam

• Japan's House of Councillors Endorses Three Contingency Bills
• News Analysis: Historical Issue Casts Clouds over Roh Moo-hyun's Japan Visit
• New York Times Top Editors Resign Following Plagiarism Scandals
• Southern Africa, US Free Trade Talks Promising: Officials
• Chinese President Stresses Importance of Mutual trust, Cooperation
• Abbas, Sharon to Discuss Implementing Peace Roadmap during Upcoming Talks
• Abbas Describes His Meeting with Bush Positive
• China, Mongolia Call for Greater UN Role in International Affairs
• Chinese President's Euro-Asian Tour Fruitful: FM
• Blix: UNMOVIC Ready to be Independent Verifier for Findings in Iraq
• International Bank Group Signs Loan Agreements with African Countries
• Blair Meets Afghan Leader over Reconstruction Efforts

• Shanghai-based Business School Listed in World's Top 50
• No Increase in Incidence of Tumors for Cellphone Users: NZ Study
• Asia's First Institute of Franchising Set up in China
• China to Launch Epidemic Prevention System in Schools
• China Puts Forward Improved Evaluation Mechanism for Sci-tech Research
• Preparations Well Underway for University Entrance Exams in Beijing
• State Council Urges Help for University Graduates to Find Jobs

• Chinese Wang Yifu Claims World Cup Shooting Title
• Chinese Tao Clinch World Cup Air Pistol Gold
• Beijing Confident of Holding Best Olympics: Official

• Ethnic Uygur City in Northwest China under Renovation
• Ancient Tombs Unearthed in Rural Beijing
• Four Months Witnessed 135 People's Policemen Dismissed
• Water Quality of Rivers, Lakes in Tibet Remains Good
• Environmental Protection Photo Exhibition Opens in Guangdong
• Severe Rainstorms to Hit Southern China