Thursday, August 14, 2003

• Chinese Women Make Great Progress
• Former Members of China's Top Think Tank in HK Honored
• Chinese Victims of Japanese Chemical Weapons Rise to 39
• Chinese FM: Six-party Talks to be Held in Beijing on Aug. 27
• Car Explosion Kills 1, Injures 3 in China's Guangzhou
• Chinese Judiciary and Legal Experts Meet to Discuss Curbing Corruption
• Chinese Women's Ninth National Congress to Be Held in Late August
• CPC Official Meets Japanese Guests
• Drought Hits 90 Million People in China

• Shanghai Reports Drastic Increase in Export
• China's Retail Sales up 9.8 Percent in July
• Guangdong's Foreign Trade Hits Record High in July
• China's Digital TV Industry to Unveil Bright Picture
• Construction Finished on Vast FPSO Hull in Dalian 
• Pudong's Blueprint: to Double 2000 GDP in 2005
• China's Consumer Price Index Rises 0.5% in July
• Tianjin Reports Record Economic Growth in Seven Years
• China Implements New GDP Calculation System
• China's Competitiveness Rises to World's 33rd Place
• China Warns of Excessive Investment In Cement Industry
• Shanghai Adds Additional 1,600 Job Vacancies Each Day
• Receding Heat Relieves Burden on China's Power Grid
• China Striving to Ease High Employment Pressure
• S&P: No Change of Rating on China Mobiles
• China's Securities Regulator Vows to Assist Market Innovation and Long-term Development
• Chinese Farm Produce Export Up in First Half Year
• World Leading Medicine Maker Opens New Plant In China
• Foreign Trade Via Shanghai Port Soaring
• Sino-US Export Control Seminar Slated for September

• Zambian President Survives Impeachment
• Seven Soldiers Killed in S. Korean Helicopter Crash
• S.Korea Civil Delegation Heads for Liberation Celebration in Pyongyang
• Nicaragua Rejects Extradition of Ex-president to US
• Six-party Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue to Start August 27
• Afghan Violence Erupts, Killing at Least 61
• Russia, DPRK, ROK Begin Consultations to Prepare for Six-party Talks
• Nigeria Not to Turn Taylor to War Crimes Court
• "Saddam" Calls for Jihad as US Rules out Early Pullout
• UN Major Powers Reach Consensus on US Resolution on Iraq
• DPRK Accuses South Korea Warships of Infiltrating into Territorial Waters
• Russia Hopes to Join WTO by 2006, Minister Says
• Earthquake Hits Northern Panama with Huge Damages
• Some 200 US Marines Could Go Ashore in Liberia: Pentagon
• DPRK Nuclear Issue Can be Dealt with Peacefully: Bush
• Officials from US, Japan, South Korea Meet in Washington
• US Denies Reported "Economic Proposals" for DPRK
• Chinese, S.Korean FMs Hold Talks on Bilateral Ties, DPRK Nuclear Issue

• US Strike Threat Hurts DPRK Talks: News Analysis
• No Health, No Comfortable Life: Commentary
• Opinion: China's Public Governance Needs Improvement
• Good manners, an expectation for Chinese and foreigners alike: Comment
• HK: Where's the "Outlet" for RMB 70 Billion?

• Computer Technologies Speed Up Quarantine Process In China

• Abilities of Chinese Reserve Basketball Players Worrying
• China Works to Protect Official Emblem of 2008 Olympics
• Rogge signs Athens 2004 Olympics invitations