Tuesday, July 01, 2003

• Premier Wen Meets Principal HKSAR Gov't Officials
• 60 Justices of the Peace Appointed and Gazetted
• Hu Jintao Addresses Symposium on "Three Represents"
• Chinese Premier Ends HK Visit
• Chinese Premier Attends Reception Marking Anniversary of HK's Return to Motherland  
• Vanuatu Prime Minister Arrives in Shanghai
• HK Responds to British Official on National Security Bill
• HK's New Policy on Entry of Dependants Announced
• France Expects More Exchanges with China in Military Area: Minister
• Senior Chinese Leader Stresses "Three Represents" in United Frontwork
• Floods Claim 148 in China's 8 Provinces and Regions
• China, France Shoulder Great Responsibility for World Peace: French Minister
• Communist Party of China Members Top 66.94 Million
• Jiang Zemin Meets French Defense Minister  
• Chinese President Meets French Defense Minister 
• Premier Wen Meets HK NPC Deputies, CPPCC Members

• Urumqi Foreign, Economic Trade Fair to be Held as Scheduled
• Beijing to Set up Base for Headquarters of High-tech Enterprises
• Shenzhen Takes Lead in Implementing CEPA
• Chinese Companies: Late for Iraqi Reconstruction?
• UNDP Helps Unemployed Workers in Central China
• Beijing to Help Farmers Recover form SARS
• E. China Province Encourages Foreign, Private Investors in Tourism Industry
• Chief Executive: HK to Speed up Economic Recovery
• Tobacco Giants to be Established to Deal with Foreign Competition
• Graduates of Beijing University Given Inspiration for Facing Tough job Market
• China Issues New Regulation to Curb Price Monopolies
• Guangdong Begins Receiving Power from Western China
• Overseas Tourists Arrive in Beijing after WHO Lifts Travel Advisory 
• HK's Deposits Grow in May
• Yunnan Province Resumes Tourism Business After SARS Shadow Removed
• Forum to Promote Tourism in East China

• 8,500 Schools in Nepal Forced to Shut Down
• Promotion of China-EU Ties Good for Both Sides and Whole World: Chinese FM
• Chinese-Filipino Sports Leader Shot at in Manila
• Russia's State Duma Speaker to Run for Presidency in 2008
• 125 Rebels Surrender Weapons to Chechen Authorities
• Roundup: Africa Moves Forward with AU
• Great Limpopo Park to Be Marketed at AU Summit: Zimbabwean Official
• UN Chief Urges Ethiopia, Eritrea to Normalize Relations
• ECOWAS Foreign Ministers to Meet on Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire Crises
• Italy to Take over European Union Presidency
• Hamas Urges Israel to Stop Aggressions against Palestinians
• Fatah Says al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades Accepts Ceasefire
• Mubarak, Arafat Mull Palestinian Ceasefire over Phone

• A Hard-won Victory by China and its People
• Comment: No Time to Raise Renminbi's Value

• China's First Exhibition of Anti-SARS Technology Opens
• Major Hurdles in Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction Surmounted
• China Develops Emostatic Sponge
• Beijing Schools Resume All Classes Ahead of Schedule
• Premier Wen Visits University of Hong Kong

• IOC OKs Two BMX Cycling Events for 2008 Olympics

• Food Poisoning Hits over 80 People at Wedding Banquet
• Shanghai Promotes Community Service for Minor Offenders
• Six Students Drowned after Boat Sinks in South China
• China Experiments with Community Service for Minor Offenders
• Weddings a Logistical Nightmare for China's Transients
• Court Trial of Legislator Stopped
• North China City to Build Large-scale Ski Hill
• Stalemate in Beijing's First Sexual-harassment Lawsuit
• Chinese Railways Prepare for Summer Peak Traffic
• Beijing Lifts First-ever Order Isolating Prisons
• China's Western, Central, Eastern Areas to Be Threatened by Heavy Rains
• China to Upgrade Regulation on Waste, Noise Charges
• Media Cooperation Offers More Home News for Overseas Chinese
• Chinese Enterprises Help Curb Sandstorms in Beijing