Wednesday, July 02, 2003

• Sudanese National Assembly Speaker to Visit China
• He Luli Continues to Assume CPSPD Presidency
• "Not Always Pessimistic about Sino-india Relations"
• Another 25,000 Residents Relocated to Make Way for Three Gorges Project
• Grassland in China's NW Region Shrinks Over Ten Years
• Massive Floods Hit Huaihe River
• Vanuatu PM Visits Guangxi
• Evening Party Held in Beijing to Celebrate 82nd Anniversary of CPC
• CPC Members Celebrate the Party's Birthday
• France to Urge EU Lift its Restriction on Military Technology Export to China
• Heavy Rain, Floods to Continue in Various Regions
• Chinese Vice-foreign Minister Embarks on US Tour
• China Welcomes New DRC Government
• Encephalitis B in Guangdong under Control: Official
• Building Collapses on Shanghai Metro Line
• FM Spokesman: Article 23 Will Not Limit Legal Rights of HK People
• People's Daily Editorial on Study of "Three Represents"
• Tung Chee Hwa: HK Gov't and Public Share Same Position on Freedoms

• Beijing Lifts Cable TV Charge by 50 Percent
• Completed Sections of Qinghai-Tibet Railway Pass Quality Check
• Notebook PCs with AMD cpu to Hit Chinese Market
• Japan's Insurance Giant Sets up Branch in North China
• ROK's Largest Retailer to Set Up Chain Store in N. China
• Construction on Power Plant Starts in Inner Mongolia
• Milestone Anti-dumping Duties Reviewed
• Customs Prepares for CEPA
• China's GDP Expected to Hit 8 Percent Despite SARS
• PBOC Cuts Forex Interest Rate
• Shanghai General Motors to Launch US$240m Project
• Online Adverts Industry Benefits from SARS Impact
• China Starts Anti-dumping Investigation on Imported Optical Fiber
• Bohai Sea Coast Emerging as Economic Engine of China
• Power Generator Begins Trial Operation at Three Gorges
• Economists Call for Efforts to Combat SARS-caused Unemployment
• N. China Province to Protect Environment by Using Clean Energies
• Beijing Invites Tenders for Int'l Auto Exposition Center

• German Student Shoots Teacher, Kills Himself
• Indian Train Accident Kills at Least 18
• DPRK Agrees to Resume MIA Talks with U.S.
• Humans Settled in Upper Amazon 4,500 Years Ago
• Pakistan Hints at Reviewing Policy towards Israel
• US Pleased with Sharon-Abbas Talks
• Explosion at Mosque Kills Five Iraqis 
• Greek President Meets with Chinese FM
• General Strike Paralyses Nigerian Government Activities
• Russia, US FMs Discuss Mideast, Iraq by Telephone
• DPRK Warns to Retaliate against Any US Blockade
• US Suspends Military Aid to 35 Countries over ICC
• British Opposition Leader Urges Blair to Answer Questions over Iraq
• Israeli, Palestinian Security Officials Meet in West Bank

• US Report Distorts Human Rights Status in China
• Editorial: 'Three Represents' Important Thought Guides Us Forward

• China Sets up Task Force for PDP Standards
• When Will China's New Feeder Plane Take off?
• Shanghai Enthusiastically Embraces New Technology

• No Corruptive Practice Found in BOCOG so Far: Official
• Gascoigne not to Return to Gansu Until Payment of Wages
• Designs for National Swimming Center to be on Display
• Athens' New Olympic Medal Design Win IOC's Nod
• Chinese Women's Premier League Kicks off This Week
• China to Build World's Best Women's Soccer League, Official

• Guangdong's Last SARS Patients Discharged from Hospital
• China to Decide Whether to Rate Its Films
• China Strengthens Scrutiny Over Airline Safety
• Man of Canadian Nationality Sentenced to Jail in China
• Armed Robbers Seized in Central China