Tuesday, July 29, 2003

• Fireworks Factory Blast Kills 29 in China's Hebei 
• 60 Chinese Senior Officials to Be Trained in Harvard University
• Fireworks Plant Death Toll Rises to Seven
• China's First Detachment of Air Police to Be on Duty as from Oct. 1st
• Tung Meets Democrats to Listen to Views
• US, China Discuss Korean Security
• Tibetan Prefecture in NW China Celebrates 50 Anniversary of Founding
• China, Australia Hold Seventh Human Rights Dialogue 
• Chinese Government Gives 22 Million RMB Aid to Yunnan Quake-affected Areas
• China, US Should Address Divisive Factors in Bilateral Relations
• NPC Vice-chairman Meets US Religious Leader
• Last Beijing SARS Patients Recover: Official
• US, China Co-operate to Fight Taiwan Referendum Plan
• China, Australia Issue Statement on Human Rights Dialogue
• Chinese President Hails Success of Anti-SARS Drive  

• Phillips Electronics expands production in Shanghai
• Capacity of Aluminum Plant in North China to Be Expanded
• Canon Sets up Asia Marketing Center in Beijing
• Auto Imports Through Dalian Port Surge, Sales Sluggish
• New-look Chinese Airline Takes Flight
• CNOOC Finds Large Offshore Gas Fields near Macao
• Overseas Chinese Businessmen Contribute Greatly to Local Economy
• Cotton Stockpiles Fall in China
• China Vanke's Interim Net Profit up 44%
• Experts Forecast 8% or Higher Economic Growth for 2003
• Broadcasting Stations Cooperate in Yangtze River Delta
• Beijing Invites Bids for Bioengineering, Medicine Industrial Base
• Central China City Invites Investment Via Internet
• HK Remains Leading Fund Management Center in Asia
• China to Host International Forum on Construction Industry

• US not Seeks Indian Troops: American General
• Hun Sen's Party Claims Win in Cambodia
• Saddam's Bodyguard Seized in US Predawn Operation
• Asian-African Ministers Begin Meeting in Bandung
• Russian President Meets Deng Xiaoping's Daughter
• Cambodian Ruling Party Sets to Win Election
• Philippine Authorities Charge Former Estrada Aide
• Former Russian Senior Military Official Commits Suicide
• Bush Says US Economy Showing Fresh Signs of Improvement
• Egyptian FM Conveys Message from Mubarak to Gaddafi: Official
• Liberian Rebel Group Captures Buchanan: Report
• Russian PM Urges Sudan to Free Helicopter Crew
• Zambian President Praises China's Support to Its Economy
• US President to Sign Sanctions Bill Against Myanmar
• US Has Diplomatic Options to Solve DPRK Nuclear Issue: Official

• Using "E-mail" Concerns Chinese Purification & National Dignity?
• News Analysis: Who's at Fault for Kelly's Death?
• Learning from SARS for Reform, Development and Stability: People's Daily

• Sino-German Chip Joint Venture to Make Debut
• Tragedy Fires Education Debate
• Popular Science Magazines at the Dawn of A New Era

• Zidane to Retire after Two Years
• Design Chosen for Swimming Centre for 2008 Olympics 
• Everything Ready for China's National Ethnic Games, Says Organizer
• China End Two-game Losing Streak with Straight-set Victory over US
• China Announces Final Lineup for Gymnastics Worlds
• Manchester City's Sun Keen to Play against Real Madrid
• China Names Squad for Women's World Cup

• Shanghai Reports Record Number of Driving License Holders
• E. China Province Strengthens Production Safety
• Tibet to Hold First Traditional Cuisine Competition
• New Air Route Links Guangzhou and Lhasa
• China to Step up Medical Wastes Control
• Ancient Rampart Stands Firm in Flood
• Macao to Issue Stamps Portraying Traditional Lifestyle
• HK's Cathay Pacific Restoring More Flights
• Forest Fires in East China as Hot Weather Lingers
• Macao to Set up Bridewell for Problem Teenage Girls