Sunday, July 13, 2003

• Chinese Premier to Inspect Flood Control Work at Huaihe River
• 16 Bodies Found at Landslide Site on Sichuan-Tibet Highway
• Chinese Leaders Honor Deceased Former Vice-premier
• 1.6 Million People Guard Embankments of Swollen Huaihe River

• Final Test for First Two Generators at Three Gorges
• Foreign Investment Flows Into China after SARS Crisis
• Border Trade Between China and DPRK Restored
• Wu Zuoren Painting Fetches Record Price
• Interest-free Loans to Save hundreds of SMEs in Macao
• Chinese Emperor's Seal Sold at a Record Price
• Warner's First Cinema in China Operational
• Shanghai Building Major Rice Wine Production Base

• US Public Doubts Grow about Iraq Casualties
• Bush Pledges to Cooperate with Nigeria in Building Regional Peace
• 9 injured in explosion in Indian controlled Kashmir
• 155 Bodies Found after Launch Sinking in Bangladesh
• Afghan-Pakistan Border Tensions Remain as Clashes Continue
• Ugandan Army Rescues 250 People Abducted by Rebels
• Italian President on Importance of Italian-German Ties
• Commentary: NEPAD, Roadmap for African Continent's Prosperity

• China to Launch Second North Pole Scientific Expedition

• Chinese Zou Bags Silver as Boxing Worlds
• Shanghai to Host 2006 World Short-course Swimming Championships
• China Aims at Defeating Japan in Swimming Worlds

• Teenager Suicide Brings more Attention to Psychological Needs
• Chinese Mainland Reports no new SARS Cases
• Huaihe River Flood Waters Reach Critical Level
• Campaign Begun to Raise Awareness of Forest Conservation
• ILO to Combat Trafficking in Children and Women
• Heat Wave to Hit South China
• Floods Ease at Hongze Lake
• Jiangxi Becomes China's Breeding Ground of Models