Tuesday, August 12, 2003

• Japan's Chemical Weapons Still Claiming Casualties
• Death Toll Rises to 33, Nine Still Missing in N. China Coal Mine Blast
• CPPCC National Committee Chairman Meets Sri Lankan PM
• China, Russia Consult on DPRK Nuclear Talks
• Premier: China's Relationship with Sri Lanka Strong
• CPC Central Committee Plenum Scheduled for October
• China Condemns US Spy Claims
• Hospitalized Victims of Japanese Chemical Weapons Rise to 35
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Heads of Military Delegations to SCO Joint Anti-terror Drill
• SCO Joint Anti-terror Military Drill Continues in China 
• China Mulling Amendments to Constitution
• FM Spokesman Refutes Washington Times Article
• Chinese Armed Police Hold Anti-terrorism Exercise 
• Romanian President to Visit China

• China Warns of Excessive Industrial Investment
• PetroChina may Proceed Alone with Gas Project
• Bridge Spanning over HK, Zhuhai and Macao to be Set Off
• Stable RMB Benefits World Economy: Chinese FM
• China's Financial Institutions Report Brisk Business
• China's Industrial Production up 16.5 Percent in July
• Experts Call for Rational Evaluation of Chinese Yuan
• China Maintains Stable Currency Through Transparent Market Operations
• Chinese Economists Give Advice for China's First World Declaration

• Suicide Bombings in Israel Kill at Least One
• Two US Soldiers Killed in Air Crash in South Korea
• Chechen Rebels Granted Amnesty
• Mount Geumgang Tour to be Resumed
• Liberia's Blah Sworn in as New President
• US, S.Korea, Japan to Hold Trilateral Consultations
• Jury Orders Microsoft to Pay $520 Million
• Arab States to Deal with Iraq's Governing Council
• Pakistan Welcomes Vajpayee's Statement
• China Confident of Positive Results of Six-country Talks: Chinese FM
• 25 People Feared Killed in Chopper Crash in West India
• Chinese FM calls for Promotion of Sino-Japan Relations
• Namibia to Dispatch 1,500 Troops to Liberia
• News Analysis: Peace in Liberia: A Long Way to Go
• Taylor Arrives in Nigeria's Capital Abuja
• Chinese Foreign Minister Hopes for Peaceful Solution of DPRK's Nuclear Issue  

• Capital Flight: Capture of Corrupt Officials a Long Drive

• Old Books In a Bind
• Hillary's Autobiography Sells Like Hot Cakes
• SW China Province to Invest 800 Million yuan to Promote Ancient Ruins

• Beijing Women Officials 'Hold Up Half the Sky'
• Student Arrested for Internet Explosion Threat
• Oil Spill Cleared On Huangpu River
• Police Recover 1.58 Million yuan of Stolen Money In SW China
• HK Takes Vigorous Enforcement Actions Against Unhygienic Food Premises
• Hospitalized Victims of Japanese Chemical Weapons Rise to 35