Tuesday, June 24, 2003

• China, India Agree to Address Differences Peacefully
• China, India to Build "Qualitatively New Relationship"
• Acting Beijing Mayor Welcomes Lifting of WHO Travel Advisory
• China's Most SARS Cases can be Traced: WHO Official
• Chinese President Meets Indian Prime Minister
• WHO Removes Beijing from SARS List, Lifts Travel Advisory 
• CMC Chairman Jiang Zemin Meets Indian PM
• Gas to be Pipelined from West to East on October 1
• Govn't Departments Urged to Study 'Three Represents'
• Indian PM Lays Cornerstone for New Embassy in China
• FM Spokesman Reiterates Diaoyu Islands as Chinese Territory
• Wen Calls for Fair Solution to China-India Border Issue
• Guangdong to Hold Public Hearing on Legislation on Consumption of Wild Animals
• China, India Sign Declaration on Bilateral Ties

• RMB Exchange Rate Be Kept Stable: Central Bank
• China's IT Giant Aims to Raise International Profile
• Central Bank to Maintain Renminbi Interest Rate
• Chinese Textile Industry Considers Countermeasures to US Action
• Revitalizing Economy -- HK's Next Challenge: Official

• Abdullah Suitable to Take over Premiership: Mahathir
• WHO Removes Beijing from SARS List
• OPEC Told to Cut Oil Output by Energy Giant
• ADB Drafts Emergency Policy to Help Conflict-affected Countries
• New Yorkers Protest against Bush's Iraq Policy
• Dengue Fever Cases Rise Sharply in Vietnam
• Putin Heading to U.K. for State Visit
• Major Russian TV Station Shut Down
• France to Send Special Force to Afghanistan for War on Terrorism
• Britain Needs Europe to Change: Blair
• Germany, France to Hold First Regional Summit
• Tajik Referendum Backs Longer Presidential Mandate
• Indonesia Purchases Most Sophisticated Jet Fighters from Russia
• The Fifth Harry Potter Book Breaks Sale Record
• 19,000 Eritreans Die in Border Conflict: Government

• Three Represents---CPC's New Thinking

• China to Build Nuclear-powered Desalinator Project
• Chinese Scientists Found Ginkgo Fossil of Cretaceous Era
• Students Allowed to Marry but Not Allowed to Kiss on Campus

• China Unveils Roster for World Swimming Championships
• Intermediate Website of BOCOG to Open on July 13

• China's Railway Passenger Volume Picking up
• Water-saving Program Launched in China's Biggest City
• Traffic Accidents in China Claim over 40,000 in 5 Months
• Official: WHO May Soon Lift Travel Advisory to Beijing
• SARS Scandal Holds Back Breeding of Civet Cats
• Foreigner's T-shirt Advice Raises Hackles in Nanjing
• Chinese Embassy Steps in to Help Stranded Workers Get back Home
• HK Holiday Camp to End SARS Isolation Center Role
• China, India to Set up Reciprocal Cultural Centers in Capitals
• Beijing to Be More Beautiful after SARS: Acting Mayor
• Rebuilding Work Completed on Main Railway