Friday, July 04, 2003

• Anhui Declares State of Emergency in Wake of Floods
• Chinese Vice Premier Meets UNDP Official
• FM Spokesman: Central Government Guarantees HK People's Legal Rights
• Premier Wen Gives Instructions on Huaihe Flood Control
• CPC Leader Urges Study, Implementation of "Three Represents"
• Huaihe River: New Focal Point of China's Flood Control Efforts
• Heavy Rainfall to Add to Severe Flood Conditions of Huaihe River
• Relief Goods Sent to Flood Diversion Area in E. China
• China, US to Continue Contact on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• Huaihe River Diverted for First Time in 12 Years
• Food Poisoning Kills 89 Chinese in January-June Period
• Joint Anti-drug Team Sent to Lancang-Mekong River
• Nuclear Issue to be 'Key Topic' of China-South Korea Talks

• CSFB Forecasts Higher GDP Growth Rate for China
• China, ROK Trade Increases 800 Percent in Past Decade
• UPS to Move Its Regional Headquarters to Shanghai
• China to Boost Online Commerce
• China Regulates Forex Payment in Reinsurance
• Morgan Stanley Granted QFII Investment Line of US$300 Million
• South China Port Reports Upsurge in Visiting Ships
• Int'l Auto Industry Expo Opens in NE China Province
• More Xinjiang Ports Resume Normal Customs Clearance Services

• ROK President Vows to Promote Sino-ROK Ties
• 324 Aceh Rebels Killed in Military Operation from May 19
• Colombia, US Negotiate Frozen Military Assistance
• ROK President Roh Moo-hyun Accepts PD's Exclusive Interview
• Italian Premier Apologizes for Nazi Comparison
• US Democrats Slam Bush for Remark on Iraqi Attacks
• US, Japan, S.Korea End Informal Talks in Washington
• US President Again Urges Liberian Leader to Step Down
• US to Launch New TV Program toward Iran
• US to Reward US$25 million for Information on Saddam
• UK, US Plan Major Joint Anti-terrorist Exercise
• Pakistan Hopes to Re-enter Commonwealth This Year: Musharraf
• Vietnam Welcomes China's Joining in Southeast Asia Amity Treaty
• No Freeze on Pakistani Nuclear Program: FM

• A Death Too Far in Falun Gong's History: Commentary
• Rises & Falls of Some Millionaires in China, People's Comment

• World's Longest-necked Dinosaur Never Raised Head High: Scientists
• Foreign Students Return to Beijing
• China to Get GCE Exam Programme
• China to Launch Satellites to Improve Spacecraft Safety

• China's Bateer Likely to Get New Contract with Spurs
• China Striker Qu Bo to Train again with Hotspur

• First overseas tourist group since SARS enters Beijing
• Tradition of Women Poets Flourishes in Old China
• China Invites Designs for World Heritage Gate
• Broken Huangpu River Floodwall Endangers Shanghai
• Chinese Imperial Tombs, Rivers Listed as World Heritage
• Centuries-old Commercial Center in Beijing to Take on New Look
• Shanghai Tourism Recovering Quicker than Expected
• China's 1st Exhibition on Internet Culture to Be Held in Beijing
• More Chinese Borrowing from Future to Pay for Present
• Chinese Woman Gives Birth to Quadruplets