Sunday, July 27, 2003

• Sichuan Civil Servants Forbidden from Moonlighting in Private Sector
• First Tunnel under Yangtze River Completed in E. China
• Japan's Adherence to Defense-only Policy Conforms with its Own Interests: FM Spokesman
• Accidents Kill 60292 in First Half Year in China: Official
• CYLC National Conference Closes in Beijing

• Hong Kong Tipped as Offshore Renminbi Centre
• China Needs 600,000 Tons of Cotton Imports
• Farmer-turned-business Leader Gives Tips on Success
• Shares in China Southern Airlines Listed on Stock Market
• Chinese Lighter Makers may Have Won EU Anti-dumping Case
• China's High-tech Export Surges in First Half Year
• Figures: China's Top 10 Trading Provinces
• Top 10 Trade Partners of China's Mainland: Figures
• SARS Reduces Farmers' Cash Income in China

• More Troops Deployed in Preparation for Assault vs. Mutineers
• News Analysis: End of the Line for Boeing 757?
• New Yorkers Join "Stop Violence" Rally
• 96 Bangladeshi Fishermen Missing in Bay of Bengal
• Sri Lankan Tamil Rebel Leader to Discuss Gov't Proposals with Chief Negotiator
• Cuba Celebrates 50th Anniversary of National Rebellion Day
• S.America Declares Regional Foot-and-mouth Disease Alert
• Arroyo Gives Philippine Rebels Deadline to Surrender
• Strong Earthquakes Hit Northeast Japan, Injuring over 500
• NZ's Nuclear Stance Remains Barrier to US Military Alliance: Kissinger
• Over 800 Abducted Ugandans Missing in Eastern Congo
• Over 1,000 Killed in Liberia's Latest Fighting: President
• Cambodian Voters Begin Casting Ballots
• Mutineers Misled: Philippine Military

• Taiwan Ties Mar Japan's China Interests: News Analysis
• Commentary: 50 Years of Korean Armistice Agreement

• Airbus Plane Makes Successful Trial Flight over Tibet

• Russia Win Fourth Straight as Grand Prix Preliminaries Conclude
• Some 400 Athletes Contend Wushu-Kongfu Festival in America
• South China Tigers Proposed for Olympic Mascot

• Student Arrested in Beijing for Bomb Threat
• Demand Surging for Professional Social Workers in China
• Beijing Sweating Through Summer Sauna