Saturday, June 14, 2003

• Experts Denounces Taiwan Authorities' Passport Move
• Permanent Ship Lock at Three Gorges Put to Test  
• Construction of Middle Canal of Water Diversion Project to Begin in October
• CMC Chairman Jiang Zemin Meets Lao Party Chief
• Senior Naval Officers Punished for Submarine Accident
• Thirsty Yellow River Likely to be Hit by Summer Floods
• China Prepares for Annual Flooding

• Ericsson Favors China's Market
• Guangdong-Hong Kong Trade Brisk in First Five Months
• China's Tax Revenue Surges in First Five Months
• China's Performance in WTO Remains Positive: EU Trade Commissioner
• China's Private Car Ownership Tops 10 Million
• Guangdong Revitalizes its Economy after SARS
• China, Thailand to Sign Agreement on Mutual Exemption of Tariffs
• No Serious SARS Impact on Financial Sector: PBOC
• China Supports Enterprises to Explore Int'l Markets

• US Forces Kill 27 Iraqis Who Attacked a Tank Patrol
• 7,000 Minors Recruited by Armed Groups in Colombia
• Clinton Makes US$9.5 Million from Speeches Last Year
• US Urges Israel to Show Restraint in Retaliations
• China, Vietnam to Further Promote Cooperation
• WHO Drops SARS Travel Warning on Chinese Regions
• Death Toll in Liberia's Fighting Surpasses 300: Official
• US Task Force Fails to Pinpoint Illegal Weapons: Paper
• EU Forum Reaches Deal on First EU Constitution
• Lower Mekong Basin, China to Adopt Standardized System for Hydrological Forecast

• China into Russian President Cup Women's Volleyball Semis

• Disinfected Anthrax Tombs No Longer Threat to Yangtze
• Tibet Building Museum on Diversity of Natural Resources
• China Protects SARS Hospitals from Possible Floods