Tuesday, July 08, 2003

• China Urges US to Stop Upgrading Relations with Taiwan
• Yearbook on China's Diplomacy in 2002 Published
• Chinese Premier Meets ROK President
• China Attracts More Foreign Experts
• Four People Disciplined for Misconduct in Flood Control
• Cigarette Warehouse Manager Sentenced to Death for Embezzlement
• Farmers in China's Food Diversion Area to be Compensated
• China's Top Legislator Meets ROK President
• China, Spain Forms Forum to Boost Bilateral Ties 
• Two Detained in Largest Document Counterfeiting Case
• China's Top Legislator Meets ROK President
• Chinese Vice President Meets ROK President
• Chief Executive Urges Calm, Solidarity in Hong Kong
• World Bank Grants China Loan for Anti-SARS Program
• HK Holds Ceremony to Pay Tribute to Health Care Workers
• Thirteen Die in Huaihe River Floods
• China, ROK to Promote Direct Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• Hu, Roh Call for More Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• More Relief Goods Sent to Flood-hit Areas in East China

• China's Top Legislator Meets Siemens Chairman
• Shanghai GM Announces Prices for New Models
• Yangtze River Tourism Area, First Trans-regional One in China
• East China Province Reports Marked Increase in Exports
• Shanghai Reports Rapid Growth in Outstanding Loans
• Art Pieces to be Auctioned off to Raise Funds for SARS Medical Workers
• Foreign-financed Insurance Companies Report Surge in Premiums
• China's Steel Sector Expanding Capacity
• Taiwan Businesses Check Investment Prospects in Three Gorges

• Castro Meets China's Senior Party Official in Havana 
• One Iranian Twin Dies after Separation
• Chinese, Cuban Senior Officials Hold Talks in Havana
• US Launches Mars Rover
• Sudanese Plane Crashes Killing 116 People
• Russia Not to Succumb to Terrorists: Putin
• German Chancellor to Attend "Third Way" Summit in London
• Islamic Jihad Threats to Breach Ceasefire Agreement
• Israeli, Palestinian Officials Discuss Releasing of Prisoners
• Abbas Invited to Visit Israeli Parliament Next Week: Report
• Bush to Arrive in S. Africa on Tuesday Night
• Truce Is Key to Palestinian-Israeli Peace: Mubarak
• African Ministers Urges Bush to Do More for Continent
• African Governments Urged to Provide Anti-retroviral Therapy to HIV-infected
• EU Seeks Free Trade Deal with ASEAN
• Sri Lankan Leftists Call for Ouster of Int'l Truce Monitors
• US Military Team Arrives in Liberia to Assess Humanitarian Mission
• India Rejects Pakistan's Charge on Quetta Blast
• World Bank Grants China Loan for Anti-SARS Program

• US Anti-Terrorist Measures Tarry Muslin Travelers Behind

• ROK Hopes to Strengthen 3G Cooperation with China
• China Has College "Graduates" in Pawn Brokerage, Auctions
• Chinese Website Blasting Online Porn Falls Victim to Hackers
• Postgraduates Enrollment in Shanghai Hits Record High
• Trial Operation of Three Gorges Generating Unit Ends
• Algae Fossil Betrays Time Secret of 1.3bn Years Ago
• Bones of Man from 25,000 Years Ago Unearthed in China 

• Macao Youth Sweeps Gold, Silver Medals in World Robot Football Match
• Beijing to Mark Anniversary of Successful Bid for 2008 Olympics

• Will Lawmaking on Sexual Harassment Upset Normal Social Life?
• China Adopts Green Methods Fighting Locust
• Muslims rich, faithful in southernmost Chinese city
• Shanghai Continues to Face Electricity Shortage
• Water Level of Northeast China's Songhua River Rising
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Huaihe, Hanshui River Valleys
• Water Levels in Huaihe River Mainstream Start to Drop
• Action Needed to Preserve China's Folk Cultural Heritage
• Flood Causes Relocation of over 378,900 People in Anhui
• China Sets Goals for Forestry Development by 2050