Wednesday, June 25, 2003

• Wen Calls for Democracy in Science Development Plans
• Chinese Mainland Reports One New SARS Case (June 25)
• Chinese Govn't Pays Huge SARS Medical Treatment Costs
• Chinese Patriots Against Japan's Fuss over Diaoyu Islands
• "An Exciting Milestone" -- Diplomats on Lifting of Beijing Travel Warning
• Vice Premier Pledges to Remain Vigilant with Regard to SARS
• HK Government Refuses Allegation from Amnesty International HK
• China's New Leadership Passes Test Presented by SARS
• Government Organizational Departments Urged to Study Three Represents theory
• Over 70 Kids Fall Victim to Food Poisoning in North China
• Market-oriented Management Key to China's Land Protection: Official
• China, India Sign Declaration on Bilateral Ties (Full Text)
• China Opposes Contact between US, Taiwan: Spokesman

• China's Financial Deficit Exceeds 300bn yuan in 2002
• China's Fiscal Revenue Growth to Slow Down in Latter Half Year
• China, India Aim to Boost Trade Volume to US$10bn
• China to Regulate Transfer of Land-use Rights
• Bank of China Sees Sharp Rise in Bill Business
• First Generator Undergoes Trial at the Three Gorges
• Chinese Industry Sees Lower Growth of Profits in May
• Chinese Entrepreneur on China-India Economic Cooperation
• Japanese Firms Willing to Invest in China despite SARS
• Foreign Investments Swell in HK despite SARS Outbreak
• Economy in Post-SARS China Taking off 'Like a Rocket': USA Today

• Shelling, Gun Fire Hits Liberian Capital
• Bush Vows to Crush Terrorist Networks, Pledges Aid to Pakistan
• Big Fire Burns Down Commercial Storehouse in Kabul 
• British Queen Welcomes Putin, Seeks to Soothe Rift with Russia
• Sudanese President Sends Special Message to Ugandan Counterpart
• Musharraf, Bush to Discuss Resumption of Pak-India Peace Talks: Foreign Secretary
• Some 100 Students Abducted by Rebels in NE Uganda
• Russia to Write off 70 Percent of Laos' Debt
• Finnish parliament elects new PM
• Tobacco Treaty Draws 41 Signatures in First Week
• India Test-fires "Trishul" Missile for Third Time in 3 Days

• Referendum Ploys Get Chen Shui-bian Nowhere
• A New Chapter Written for Asian Cooperation
• FM Spokesman: Vajpayee's Visit Successful

• Major Achievements in SARS Vaccines, Drugs
• China Developes its First Mainboard of Notebook PC
• Chinese Scientists First Discovery of Anti-SARS Elements in Marine Living Beings
• Afterthought of A College Student Marrying without Permission
• ETS to Resume Testing in China

• HK Government Supports Bid for 2009 East Asian Games

• China Tightens Management on Minimum Living Subsidy
• China Launches Campaign to Protect Aquatic Wild Animals
• Two Men Suspected of Killing Taiwanese Family Arrested
• China Registers 1 Million Drug Addicts by Last Yearend
• Epidemic Encephalitis B Will Not Occur in Beijing: Expert
• Moment of Celebration, Hope, Reflection, Relief 
• China's First Passenger-only Railway to Open on July 1
• Harry Potter Weaves His Magic 
• China's Capital Sets out Plan to Revive SARS-hit Tourism
• Law-makers Add Extra Safeguards to ID Cards
• China Remains Attractive Tourist Destination: Tourism Official
• Findings from Mausoleum of Qinshihuang to Be Exhibited Overseas