Thursday, July 03, 2003

• Chinese Vice FM Visits Russia
• Water Level Continues to Rise in Huaihe River
• Shanghai Defenses against Broken Dyke
• Premier Wen Calls for More Reforms in Shenzhen
• China Donates SARS Prevention Appliances to Cambodia
• China Reserved on Whale Sanctuaries, official
• China Protects Rare Aquatic Species in Yangtze River
• Two Killed in Torrential Rains in SW City
• Control Efforts Urged as Pollution Remains Serious in China
• 16 Beggars Die from Poisoning in East China Province
• Water Level Rises on Huaihe River
• Senior Chinese Leader Calls for Effective Discipline Inspection System
• Vice Premier Urges Pollution Control in Main River Valleys
• Flood Diverted in East China to Ease Threat

• Cotton Imports Surge in China
• On-line Trade Website Finds Growing Favor
• Shanghai Attracts US$6bn Foreign Funds in First Half Year
• Hong Kong Gas Firm Deal Approved in east China
• China's Imports of Manganese Ore Soars
• Chinese Chain Store Marches toward Europe
• Shanghai City to Create 200,000 Jobs
• Property Market Remains Hot in Chinese Capital
• Central Bank Issues New Policy on Real Estate Loans
• E. China Province Strengthens Employment of Disabled
• NE China City Launches on-line Fair to Attract Investment
• Jilin Province Reports Rise in Contractual Overseas Investment
• TOM, AOL Time Warner's Turner Broadcasting form Partnership for CETV

• Italy Takes EU Presidency at Crucial Time
• Russia-China Border Reopened
• Strong Earthquake Jolts Northern Japan
• Berlusconi Sparks EU Uproar with Nazi Jibe
• Over 6,000 Nepalese People Suffer from Viral Influenza, 6 Dead
• Russia Sees Mongolia as "Reliable Partner": Putin
• Seoul, Pyongyang to Hold New Round of Ministerial Level Meeting
• Inter-Korean Separated Family Members Reunions End
• Traffic Accidents Kill 32,200 in Russia
• US President Urges Taylor to Leave Liberia
• S. African Party Leader Refuses to Meet Bush
• Russia to Borrow up to 3.66 Billion US Dollars in 2004
• Russia to Deliver Nuclear Fuel to Iran Soon
• About 30,000 Liberian Refugees Arrive in Cote d'Ivoire
• US, Japanese, S.Korean Officials Meet on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• US to Develop High-speed Drone with Global Reach
• Israeli Army Pulls out from West Bank Town of Bethlehem

• Comments on Temporary Cease-fire Vary
• Is Japan Advancing Toward a 'Normal Country'?
• Tourism and Civilization: People's Forum

• China to Launch New Communications Satellite
• Delphi to Produce Fuel Injectors in Shanghai
• China's Super-7 Fighter Completes Taxiing Test, Ready for First Flight
• First Group of University-degree Imams Emerge in Ningxia
• China's Latest Satellite Reaches for the Stars
• Most of This Year's University Grads in Shanghai Find Jobs
• Beijing Foreign Students Graduate on Time

• Yang Chen Leads Shenzhen to 2-1 Win over Chongqing  
• Vancouver Wins the Right to Host 2010 Winter Olympics  
• Beijing Drafts New Sky-cleaning Plan for 2008 Olympics

• Stone Collection to Memorize Past Livelihood along Three Gorges
• "Enforcement Notices" Designed to Increase Legal Transparency
• China to Strengthen Maritime Rescue Services
• WTO Conference Scheduled for October in Beijing
• Sounds of Music Ease Stress in Chinese Court
• Joint Medical Center to Provide Diversified Treatments
• Demand for Mobile Units in China is Strong: Wavecom
• Ancient Porcelain Rreveals Cultural Exchanges Between Ancient Hans,Tibetans
• Sanjiang Region of Yunnan Listed as World Heritage  
• China's Largest Tapestry Woven