Sunday, June 22, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports No New SARS Cases (June 22)
• India PM: India, China Can Build Partnership
• Public Awareness of Basic Law Improved In HK
• China Probes Fatal Shipwreck On Yangtze River
• Encephalitis B Outbreak In Guangdong Kills 18
• China Probes Fatal Shipwreck on Yangtze River
• WHO Experts Visit SARS-hit Family in China's Shanxi
• Proposals of Article 23 will not Affect HK People's Lifestyle: Official
• Comoro President Visits South China's Scenic Guilin City
• Asia's Longest Underwater Expressway Tunnel in Operation

• Beijing Economy Slowed down by 1.8 Percentage Points
• China Unveils Urbanization Plan for Pearl River Delta
• China, India Makes Progress In Bilateral Economic, Trade Cooperation
• New Shipping Line Opens Between Xiamen and Mediterranean
• Taiwanese Investment on Mainland up 43 Percent
• Sichuan Plans Huge Investment in Tourism Projects
• China's Steel, Automobile Giants in Close Cooperation

• Explosion Occurs in Oil Pipeline Northwest of Baghdad
• Indian Prime Minister Begins Visit to China
• India Awaiting Outcome of Bush-Musharraf Talks: Vajpayee
• Indonesia Offers Land For Peace In Aceh
• Hunt Intensifies After Captured Aid Gives Tips
• Thai PM Meets with Chinese Foreign Minister
• Iran Pledges Cooperation with UN Nuclear Agency
• Hamas Leader Killed by Israeli Troops in Hebron
• Saddam Survives US Attacks: New York Times
• GAM Rebels Kill 106 Civilians in Aceh
• Five Asian Nations Pledge Cooperative Fight Against Drugs
• Mahathir Decides to Quit at Peak of Career
• US Forces Launch Fresh Operation to Prevent Attacks in Afghanistan
• Progress Made on Iraqi Uranium
• Terror Alert Shuts US Embassy in Kenya
• EU Takes Measures to Accelerate Europe's Political Integration

• Can China and Japan Surpass History?

• Civet Link with SARS Virus Still Ambiguous

• DPRK Beats China to Win AFC Women's Championships

• WHO Experts Visit SARS-hit Family In Shanxi Province
• Five Nature Reserves Set up Around Beijing
• Tibet to Resume Tourism Activities from July
• Encephalitis B Outbreak in Guangdong Kills 18