Wednesday, July 09, 2003

• ROK President: Cooperation for Northeast Asian Peace, Prosperity Needed
• Floods at Hongze Lake and Yangtze River Valley Serious
• "Introducing Foreign Talents", 20th Anniversary for Speech of Importance by Deng Xiaoping
• Flood Crest in Huaihe River Approaching Hongze Lake
• Storm Warning Issued for Huaihe, Yangtze River Valleys
• No Major Epidemic Reported in E. China's Flooded Area
• Health Authorities Take Measures to Control Diseases in Flood Areas
• Efforts Needed to Ensure Reservoir Safety: Official
• State Councilor meets Sudanese Assembly Speaker
• Huaihe River Hit by Severe Floods But Sees Minor Disasters
• State Council Holds Meeting on Improving Farmers' Income
• State Councilor Meets Sudanese Assembly Speaker
• Chinese, Spanish Foreign Ministers Hold Talks
• Spanish FM Leaves Beijing for Shanghai
• ROK President: Great Potential Exists in ROK-China Economic Cooperation
• Chinese Premier meets Spanish Foreign Minister
• China Calls for Balanced Trade with ROK: Spokesman
• Vice-premier Reports on Post-SARS Economic Performance
• UNDP Official Praises China's Millennium Achievements
• Chinese Communist Youth League Congress Scheduled
• Official: China to Keep Major SOEs in Public Ownership
• Anhui to Allocate More Relief Funds to Flood Areas
• China, ROK Issue Joint Statement

• West China Expo to be Held in Sept.
• Shanghai GM Honored as Most Respected JV in China
• UBS Conducts its 1rst Trading at China's Stock Market
• China's First Forex Trust Product Sells Well
• Why Renminbi Not to Be Revalued, Chief Economist of Morgan Stanley
• Macao's Gaming Company Settles Decades Long Labor Dispute
• Railway Minister Urges Efforts to Complete Qinghai-Tibet Railway
• China's Imports Grow Faster than Exports: Report
• N. China Province Invests Heavily in Rural Highway Construction
• Chinese Consumers Optimistic About Global Economic Future: Survey
• CCB, Morgan Stanley Asset Cooperation Makes Substantial Progress
• Shanghai Reports Fast Wage Growth, Stable Prices
• Foreign Trade Through Tianjin Port Surges by 29 Percent
• More Treasury Bonds to Improve China's Rural Life
• Largest Cable Producer Founded in NW. China
• East China Province Favored by ROK Investors
• Shanghai Reports Fast Wage Growth, Stable Prices
• US$100bn China-ROK Trade Goal "Practical": Minister

• ROK President: Reunification Must be Peaceful
• DPRK Delegation Arrives in S.Korea for Inter-Korean Ministerial Talks
• KCNA Condemns Japan's Overseas Expansion Moves
• Ferry Sinks in Bangladesh, 600 Missing
• Man Guns Down 5 Co-Workers, Then Shoots Himself
• Discontent Grows over Bush's Performance
• US House Approves $368.7 billion Defense Spending Bill
• Senior Chinese Official Meets Cuban Parliament Leader
• De Gaulle Exhibit Opened in Moscow
• Moscow Mourns Bombing Victims
• Africa Walks Out of Difficulties
• Annan Arrives in Maputo for AU Summit
• Russia, France Enjoy Improved Relationship: Putin
• Berlusconi Expresses Regret to EU Assembly Head over Nazi Jibe
• UN Hails China's Anti-poverty Campaign
• Russia, US Committed to Middle East Peace Process
• Palestinian PM Tenders Resignation from Fatah Central Committee
• Africa Tries to Dispel Conflict Clouds Looming over Continent
• Rich Nations Urged to Keep Promise to Fight Global Poverty
• Both Iranian Twin Sisters Die in Singapore Hospital

• Scientific Theory, Great Banner: Commentary
• Iraq: a Country with No National Government

• China's 'SUPER-7' Set to Take Maiden Flight
• China's First Liver-kidney Transplant Proven Successful
• Disabled Graduates Frustrated in Shanghai Job Market
• Universities Spearhead Educational Resource Sharing Project
• Digital Photos Used to Save Eroded Stone Sculptures

• Real Madrid to Play Team China in HK
• Chinese Top Guns Return for Singapore Open
• Chinese Cagers Leave for Greece for Under-19 Worlds
• Samaranch's Book on Olympics Published in China  
• Beckham and Real Get Green-light for Hong Kong Appearance
• Chinese Archers Hope for Full Entry into Athens Olympics
• Beijing Olympics Torch to Light World's Highest Peak
• Beijing Pledges Best-ever Olympic Games

• Inspection Squads to Patrol Embankment of Huaihe River
• Mirage Over Seashore in Dalian
• People Evacuated for Flood Diversion in E. China's Hongze Lake
• Danger of Flooded Shanghai Tunnel Under Control
• Heavy Rainfall to Continue in Huaihe River Valley
• Largest Jin Dynasty Tomb Discovered in NW China
• Gold, Silver Badges Issued to Commemorate Late Chairman Mao
• Official: Rare Fish at Risk as River Runs Dry
• Hearing Chews over Wild Animal Ban
• Armed Police Soldiers Avert Flooding Disaster
• Survey: Positive Hiring Trends Continue for HK White Collars
• Chongqing Begins Trial Broadcasting of Digital TV