Monday, June 30, 2003

• China Welcomes Middle East Peace Moves
• Chinese, French Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• Chinese Mainland Reports No New SARS Cases (June 30)
• Chinese Premier Commends HK SARS Fighting Heroes
• China Publishes Frst Picture Book on Human Rights
• Juvenile Protection Laws Under Scrutiny by China's Legislature
• English-language Newspapers in HK Hail CEPA
• Premier Wen Visits Hong Kong Container Terminal
• Top Party Leaders to Speak on "Three Represents"
• Food Poisoning Hits Kindergarten in NW Region
• One Killed and Seven Missing After Boat Sinks in Guangxi
• Major Points of Premier Wen's Speech 
• Armed Drug-trafficking Ring Busted in Guangzhou
• Wen: Key to Solving HK's Economic Problems Lies in Faster Development
• Encephalitis B in Guangdong under Control: Ministry
• At Least 4 Killed in Rainstorm in E. China Province
• Chinese Premier Meets Hong Kong Chief Executive
• China's Premier Elaborates on Post-SARS Tasks  

• Premier Wen Visits Hong Kong Stock Exchange
• CCB Provides Three Gorges Dam with Strong Financial Services
• China Sees Drop in Acreages under Early Rice, Spring Wheat
• Overseas Banks in Shanghai Report Fast Business Growth
• Foreign Investors More Confident of Chinese Economy
• China Attracts More Overseas Capital for Port Construction
• Shanghai Expects Rebound in Exhibition Business
• China's Motor Town Clinches Key Deals
• Forbes Business Summit to Showcase Shanghai & China
• CEPA Enhances Mainland/HK Economic Cooperation: HK Official
• Wen: CEPA is Special Arrangement under "One Country, Two Systems" Principle
• Chinese Mainland, HK Vows to Forge Closer Economic Ties  
• Sino-Russian Border Trade Recovers after SARS
• China's Economy Withstands Challenging Test from SARS: Premier 
• Helicopter Ambulances to Be Introduced in HK to Save More Lives
• HK Business People Hail Closer Economic Partnership
• Premier Wen Meets Renowned HK Businessmen

• Movie Icon, Oscar Winner Katharine Hepburn Dies at 96
• Ground-breaking Ceremony of Kaesong Industrial Complex Held in DPRK
• Polish, Russian Leaders Tackle Enclave Problem
• Second Group of S.Korean Separated Families Leaves for Reunions in DPRK
• Musharraf's US Visit Successful: Pakistani FM
• Peru's President Picks Woman Prime Minister
• Porch Collapse in Chicago Kills 12
• Oil Pipeline to Improve Japanese-Russian Ties: Japanese FM
• ECOWAS, Nigeria Hold Emergency Meeting on Liberia Crisis
• Robbers Kill 7 Policemen, 3 Others in Southwestern Nigeria
• Sino-Russian Border Trade Recovers
• 17 Killed in Road Accident in Pakistan
• Disputes over Ceasefire Postpone Announcement: Fatah Official
• United States Welcomes Mideast Truce
• Israeli Army Says Troop Withdrawal from North Gaza Completed
• Russia, France to Develop 5th-Generation Warplane

• Opening a New Phase in Party's External Work: Interview
• CEPA Has Practical, Far-reaching Significance for HK: Press  
• China Shows It is Responsible in Face of SARS Epidemic
• Economic Integration Advances through Pact: Analysis

• "Antibiotics-free" Pig Fodder Invented in Shanghai
• China Scores Breakthrough in Advanced Manufacturing Technology
• China Develops High-end Optical Fiber
• China Builds Libraries for Farmers

• Chinese Second Division Side Close to Signing Ali Daei
• Chinese Striker Yang Chen Likely to Retire at Shenzhen
• Special Olympics World Games ends in Dublin
• 2008 Beijing Olympics Dates Pushed Back Two Weeks
• Xue Yuyang Placid about CBA's Decision

• E. China Province Opens More Hotels to Foreigners
• Shanghai Erects Largest Private Home for Aged
• NW China's Main Railway in Operation
• "Angels" Takes No.1 at N. American Box Office
• Katharine Hepburn Dies at 96 
• Disabled Well Treated in SW China Province
• Clean Water from Guangdong ends Supply Worries in HK
• Taiwan R&B Singer David Tao to Give His First Asian Tour Concerts
• Guangdong Residents May Visit HK in Individual Capacity
• Senior Chinese Leader Stresses Cultural Development
• Rainstorm-affected Railway Re-opens in Central China
• China Strengthens Protection of Black-necked Cranes