Saturday, July 26, 2003

• Program of Action for Sustainable Development in China in the Early 21st Century (Part III-2)
• Program of Action for Sustainable Development in China in the Early 21st Century (Part III-1)
• Program of Action for Sustainable Development in China in the Early 21st Century (Part IV)
• Program of Action for Sustainable Development in China in the Early 21st Century (Part II)
• Program of Action for Sustainable Development in China in the Early 21st Century
• Typhoon Imbudo Kills 6 in Southern China
• Foreign Ministry Commissioner Ji Peiding Leaves Hong Kong Post
• Chinese President Calls on Youths to Contribute More to Modernization Drive
• Death Toll in Northeast China Building Collapse Rises to 13

• Figures: China's Trade with Partners in 6 Continents
• Central-south China Province Invests Heavily in Agricultural Projects
• Macao's CEPA Deal to Propel Cross-border Industrial Park Plan: official
• Top Chemical Company Eyes Chinese Market
• Car Imports Surge in China's Biggest City
• Spot-checks Show over 80 pct of Food Products Meet Standard
• HK's deficit for 2002-03 reaches 61.7 billion HK dollars
• HK Retail Exchange Fund Notes Distributors Named
• CEPA to Give HK New Competitive Edge
• ABB Wins 123 Million Dollars Petrochemical Contracts in China

• Explosive Eevices Found in Moscow Suburb Deactivated
• Bush's Nominee for Navy Secretary Dies of Gunshot
• Annan Stresses Peaceful Solution to Nuclear Issue on Korean Peninsula

• China Finishes Largest Overseas Geologic Survey in Laos
• China to Build World's Most Powerful Computer

• Real Madrid Land in Kunming of China 
• China Names Roster for Gymnastics Worlds
• Brazil end China's Winning Streak

• Coins Commemorating Classic Chinese Novel to be Issued
• Number of Road Transport Passengers Soars in July
• Guangdong Passes Regulations on Wildlife Consumption after Fierce Debate
• Airline Companies Increase Capacity in China
• Shanghai's Marine Helicopter Fulfills First Rescue Mission
• Stagecraft Exhibition to be Held in Nanjing in December
• Schools Flooded, Kids Expect New Semester to Begin Soon