Friday, June 13, 2003

• Chinese Premier Meets EU Trade Commissioner
• Chinese Premier Meets Laotian Party Chief
• NPC Chairman Meets Laotian Party Chief
• Chinese Mainland Reports No New SARS Cases (June 13)
• Floods Claim 186 Lives in China by June 10 This Year
• China Hopes Beijing Meetings on DPRK Nuclear Issue will Continue
• Official: Chinese SOEs Seeking Foreign Managers
• Water Quality Stable at Three Gorges after Water Storage
• Flood Warnings as Heavy Rains Forecast
• New Leadership Continues Former Diplomatic Policies: Hu 
• Indian PM's Visit to Boost Sino-India Bilateral Ties

• Int'l automotive fair to be held in Guangdong this fall
• China tightens risk control on real estate loans
• Snags In Textile Exports Threaten Industry
• E. China Province Reports Rapid Growth in Foreign Investment
• China's High-tech Trade Hits 77.89 Billion US Dollars
• Fruit Drinks Get Juiced up
• Company Cranks up Cash
• New Film Distributor to Promote Movies
• Vice Premier Huang Ju Meets with Ericsson CEO
• HK to Host Biggest Forum in Wake of SARS
• Hong Kong Takes Measures to Promote IT Development
• FDI in China Soars in First Five Months: Ministry

• ASEAN, China to intensify cooperation against transnational crime
• Actor Gregory Peck Dies in Los Angeles at Age 87
• US, Japan, S.Korea Open Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• Japan, US Agree More Cooperation in Missile Defense
• Russia Marks Its Post-Soviet Independence
• Developers Hint Possible Change to WTC Memorial Design
• US Anti-guerrilla Sweep in Central Iraq, 70 Killed
• WHO Sees SARS Nearing End, Lauds China's Drive
• Israel, Hamas Vow Fight to the Finish
• Africa Makes Progress in Ambitious Renaissance Program for Continent
• British PM Reshuffles Cabinet
• British Airline to Cut 1,500 Jobs
• Africa Is Moving Forward: Mbeki
• DPRK Denounces South Korea's Intrusion
• Israeli Army Destroys Jerusalem Suicide Bomber's House in Hebron
• NATO Defense Ministers Discuss Alliance's Future

• Who Says SARS is Benign?
• US, India Monitor China's Nuclear Base
• SARS a Wake-up Call for Chinese Gov't: Outlook Weekly

• Antibody Offers Way to Diagnose SARS
• First 'Made in China' Tagged Test Dummy
• China's Super-7 Fighter Jet to Make Test Flight
• China Makes Paper with Ore Powder
• First Chinese Elected to Public Library Committee of IFLA
• China Seeks New Ways to Tackle Soil Erosion

• Chinese divers to miss FINA Grand Prix Super Final in Mexico
• China Aim at Quarter-finals in World Youth Basketball Championship
• Hewitt, Henman and Roddick Toil, Agassi Cruises

• Beijing Capital Airport sees rise in number of passengers
• China's hotel occupancy rate rebounds in June
• Feature: a Chinese Doctor's Extraordinary April in 2003
• Six More Bodies Recovered from Flooded Coal Mine in Central China
• Iraqi family searches in vain for missing loved ones
• US Capital Becomes School Voucher Battleground
• 77-year Old Wins Portrait Lawsuit
• Minor Three Gorges Greets First Group of Visitors
• Chinese Society Becoming More Tolerant
• Website Launched for Chinese Dramas
• Beijing to Build Public Health Emergency Response System