Friday, June 27, 2003

• Chinese Premier, Indian PM Talk over Phone
• Chinese Mainland Reports No New SARS Cases (June 27)
• Indian PM Vajpayee Concludes China Tour
• Beijing Spares No Effort on Last Group of SARS Patients
• Court Reaches Final Decision on Sun Zhigang Case
• Senior Leader Calls for New Round of Study of 'Three Represents' Thought
• Indian PM Vajpayee Visits Shanghai
• China Issues Rules on Medical Wastes Control
• Vice Premier: SARS Prevention must Continue 
• China, Russia to Jointly Survey Oil, Gas in Border Areas
• China to Transfer 93 Airports to Local Governments
• Chinese, Russian Police Bust Drug Ring in Northeast China
• Stolen Terracotta Figures Returned to NW China Province
• Enactment of Article 23 Essential under Basic Law: Tung
• Experts Applaud China-India Declaration on Bilateral Ties
• Floods, Mudslides Sweep China, at Least 16 Killed 
• ROK President to Visit China for First Foreign Tour

• China's First Local Statute on Social Security Insurance
• Thailand Pushes for More Trade, Investment with China
• Chinese Export of Hi-tech Products to Recover in 3 Months
• Chinese SOEs See Continuous Growth of Profits
• Construction on Cable Bridge over Yangtze Begins
• China Accelerates Tax Rebates to Boost Exports
• Shanghai Cinema Reels in Offshore Investment
• Construction of Longest Railway Bridge in Tibet Starts
• World's Largest Sodium Sulfate Anhydrous Manufacturing Base Built in Hongze
• Interview: "HK Is Best Place for Investment"
• 6th Beijing Int'l High-tech Expo Scheduled for September
• China Revitalizes Aviation Industry
• China's Tourism to Rebound in Wake of SARS
• US Businessman Values China's Investment Environment

• China Submits Implementation Report on International Covenant to UN
• Wu Yi Arrives in Thailand for APEC Health Minister Meeting
• Kazakhstan to Reopen its Borders with China Next Week
• British Deputy Prime Minister Meets Chinese FM
• Russia to Consider Ratifying Kyoto Protocol
• Mugabe Urges Police to be Vigilant against External Forces
• Russia Ready to Attend Broader Format Talks on DPRK's Nuclear Issue
• Russia Plans to Deploy Su-25 Aircraft in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan
• Liberia's Gov't Troops Push Rebels Back from Central Monrovia
• US Urges Liberian President to Step down
• US House Panel OKs $369 Billion Defense Bill
• Britain, Russia Vow to Work Together on Global Issues
• Ninety-two Countries Threatened by Lethal Leftovers of War
• Liberian Rebels, Gov't Forces Fight for Control of Capital
• US Unprepared for Reconstruction in Iraq: Official

• Chinese New Leadership Wins Trust: Commentary

• China Network Advertisement Contest Inaugurated
• Oversea Chinese Students Apply for Contribution to Western Region
• Impending Personnel System Reform Rocks Peking University
• Half of College Graduates Have Found Jobs 
• 110 Beijing University Students Awarded Sony Scholarship
• Teachers, Officials Punished for Exam Cheating

• Dumped by Al Shabab, Daei Chased by Chinese Club
• Chinese Standout Joins Denver after Dallas Draft
• Chinese Football Association Claims US$ 920,000 from FIFA

• People's Literature Press Stakes Heavily on Chinese Version of Harry Potter
• Regulation in Place to Preserve the Great Wall
• Beijing's First 1,500 Overseas Tourists Invited to Great Hall Banquet
• Feature: Girl Tells of Her Experience in A Family of Drugs
• Beijing Woos Overseas Tourists