Wednesday, June 11, 2003

• Human Rights Being Discussed More Openly in China: UNDP
• Chinese-Born Tycoon Charged of Bribery and Fraud
• Chinese Mainland Reports One New SARS Case (June 11)
• Falun Gong Cult Condemned for Hindering SARS Control
• Workplace Accidents Kill 48,504 in Last Five Months
• CPC Central Committee's Circular on Studying "Three Represents"
• China Urges International Community to Eradicate Poverty
• China Donates Medical Equipment to Belarus
• Book on "Three Represents" Theory Published
• Key Gas Pipeline Crosses Yellow River
• WHO to Inspect Beijing for Current SARS Situation
• Premier Wen Urges to Step up Effort to Build West
• Three Gorges Reservoir Completes Water Storage

• Coal Spells Gold For Stricken Region
• Signs of Recovery Shown for China's Tourism Industry
• Chinese Industrial Output Growth Slows Down in May
• East China Province Planning Industrial Fair via Internet
• China's Inter-bank Forex Trade Surges in May
• China Steps up Campaign for Quality Farm Products
• China's Insurance Industry to Accelerate Development

• Terrorist Suspects Plan Attacks on Embassies in Thailand
• Russia to Help Poland in Iraq Mission
• UN Still Faces Challenges In Kosovo
• Hamas Leader Escapes Attack
• ASEAN+3 Health Ministers Issue Action Plans on Fighting SARS
• US Launches First of Twin Mars Rovers
• Hillary Clinton Book Breaks Sales Record
• UN Appoints Acting Chief for Iraq Weapons Inspection Body
• Sharon Pledges to Battle Those Who Head Extremist Organizations
• Mysterious Disease Kills 39 Children in East India
• Over 4,000 Illegal Immigrants Rounded up in Malaysia
• PNA Urges US for Immediate Intervention

• 'Protective Umbrella' Provided for Army Rectification and War Preparation

• Preparations for China's First Manned Space on Schedule
• College Graduates Encouraged to "Go West"

• Beijing 2008 Olympics: Designs of Shooting Range, Velodrome Unveiled
• Manchester United Ready to Accept Barcelona Bid for Beckham
• Qingdao Sets up Sailing Sub-committee for 2008 Olympics
• Tianma Official Confirms Gazza's Return to China

• Beijing Receives 18,000 Overseas Tourist Arrivals in May
• New Regulations on China's Ancient City in Effect
• Museum of Chinese Characters to be Established in Henan
• Starlight Project to Improve Life of Rural Elderly In China
• China's Porcelain Capital Launches Large-scale Urban Construction
• China Moves to Protect Mount Taishan Heritage Site
• Guangzhou Plans More Sewage Disposal Plants
• Farmers Urged to Adopt Top Standards
• Travel Agencies Sign SARS Control Agreement
• Project Starts to Cut Rail Travel Time in Western China
• Alleged Kidnappers Arrested in East China
• Age-old "Manchu State" Buildings under Major Repairs