Thursday, June 26, 2003

• Chinese Vice Premier Meets US, Finnish Guests
• FM Spokesman: Vajpayee's Visit to China Fruitful
• China to Continue Anti-SARS Quarantine Measures
• Railway Construction Workers Trapped by Flood in Tibet
• Chinese Mainland Reports No New SARS Cases(June 26)
• Sikkim Issue cannot be Settled 'Overnight': Spokesman
• China Steps up Anti-drug Efforts  
• China Lifts Warning on Fishing in Gulf Region
• Beijing Reports No New SARS Cases for 29 Days
• First Local Law Passed in China to Protect Wetlands
• Guangdong's New Regulations on Punishing Party Cadres for Illegal Wildlife Eating
• Beijing Condemns Chen Shui-bian's Push for Referendum
• China Guards against Monkeypox Disease
• Beijing to Reflect on Lessons Learned in Fight against SARS: Acting Mayor
• Ships Blocked at Giant Dam in Central China
• Senior CPC Official Meets ROK Guest
• Senior Leaders Emphasize Importance of Studying Three Represents

• Vajpayee calls for strengthened IT cooperation with China
• China Implements First Revenue Policy Favoring Science Popularization
• Cargo Transport of Xinjiang's Largest Railway Port Up
• China to Coordinate Agricultural Standards into A System
• Standard Chartered Bank Reports Robust Performance
• Fewer Restrictions Set For HK Films
• Northwest China Region Resumes Air Routes to Moscow
• World CMOs stress importance of e-marketing
• China's IT Giant Aims to Raise International Profile
• Vajpayee's Trip to Shanghai to Boost IT Cooperation

• Arafat Says Truce to be Announced Later on Thursday
• USFK Denies Cut of Troops in S.Korea
• Australian Army to Kill 15,000 Kangaroos
• Myanmar Destroys over 3 Tons of Narcotic Drugs
• US Troops in S.Korea Confirmed to Be Decreased
• US-EU Summit Opens in Washington
• Colombia Remains World's Largest Cocaine Producer: UN
• National Election Campaign Kicks off in Cambodia
• Blair Meets Chinese Foreign Minister 
• Russian President Reiterates UN Role in Rebuilding Iraq
• Palestinian Factions Reach Truce Agreement
• One Million DPRK People Join Anti-US Rally in Pyongyang
• Zimbabwe Hopes to Further Strengthen Relations with China
• Israeli, Palestinian Security Officials to Meet again
• US Fed Cuts Key Interest Rate to Lowest Level in 45 Years

• New Rule Shows Change in Chinese Govn't Role
• How Far Is Complete Victory Over SARS Away?

• China's 'Go West' Program Attractive to College Graduates
• Beijing Schools to Resume All Classes Ahead of Schedule
• Chinese Medicine Better Used in HK to Treat SARS: Academic
• Heart, Lung Transplants Conducted in Central China

• Dalian Eye High Profile International Soccer Stars
• Women's World Cup Valuable Experience for China: Official
• Chinese Football Association claims US$920,000 from FIFA
• Swiss to Consider Zurich 2014 Winter Games Bid
• China Wins First Gold in Special Olympics Summer Games

• Beijing No.5 Subway Line Launches Overall Construction
• China's First High-caliber Airforce Pilots Begin Service
• HK Woman Diagnosed as SARS Patient in Guangdong