Saturday, July 05, 2003

• WHO Removes Taiwan from List of SARS-infected Areas
• Auditing Reports to Be Opened
• Chinese President Meets Vanuatu Prime Minister
• First Generator in Operation at Three Gorges Resumes Trial Operation
• Chinese Premier Holds Talks with Vanuatuan PM
• No Major Flood Threat to Mainstream of Huaihe River
• Tung: Legislating Article 23 Not to Affect Freedom of HK People
• China Hopes Upcoming ASEM Meeting Helpful to New Round of Trade Talks
• Construction Minister Inspects Rescue Work at Collapsed Shanghai Tunnel
• China's First State-Level Bamboo Nature Reserve Established in SW Province
• Senior Party Official Leaves for Cuba, Argentina And New Zealand

• China Cracks down on Foreign Exchange Racket
• China's Economic Growth Rate Passes 8.2% in 1st Half Year: Expert
• Chinese Restaurants to Resume Normal Turnover in Two Months
• Imported Newsprint Continues Be Levied on Anti-dumping Taxes
• Vehicle Imports through Huangpu Port Doubled in First Five Months
• NE China's Largest Home Appliance Market to Open

• GUUAM States to Push for Closer Cooperation
• 44 People Killed in Suicide Attack in Pakistan
• EU Discontinues GSP Privileges for Six Categories of Chinese Exports
• ASEM Economic Ministers to Meet in China Late July
• New Serial Criminal Spread Fear around Washington with Fires
• Italian Premier Berlusconi Nazi Row Continues
• 400 Children Fall Ill after Taking Food in South India
• Some African Ambassadors against US Possible Military Intervention in Liberia
• Liberian President Agrees to Step down When Peacekeepers Arrive
• Venezuela Refuses to Sign Agreement with US over ICC

• Chinese Scientists Encouraged to Bid for EC SARS Research Fund

• Film Rating System Considered
• Measures Taken in Inner Mongolia to Prevent Yellow River from Drying up
• Beijing Gives Grand Banquet to Welcome Overseas Visitors 
• Chinese Readers Turn to Self-help Books after SARS
• China's Oldest Cataract Patient Regains Eyesight