Wednesday, August 20, 2003

• China Stands Firmly behind UN in All Dndeavors: FM
• China Condemns Suicide Bombing in Jerusalem: FM Spokesman
• China Satisfied with Sino-Djibouti Cooperation: Vice-president
• China Smashes Illegal Ring Dealing with Fake Invoices, Receipts
• UN Agency in China Mourns Death of UN Envoy for Iraq
• President Hu Strongly Condemns Bombing against UN HQ in Iraq
• Anti-corruption Teams to Tour Chinese Provinces
• Romanian President Arrives in Beijing
• China to Continue Promoting ASEAN-Mekong River Basin Cooperation
• More Highly-educated Women to Attend Women's Congress
• China Supports ASEAN-Mekong River Basin Development Cooperation
• China Disapproves of Anti-Myanmar Sanctions, Isolation
• 25 Confirmed Dead in Shanxi Coal Mine Accident
• China Shocked at Bombing against UN Iraq Headquarters

• Japanese Railway Firm to Open Office in Shanghai
• State Council Approves Draft Regulation on Quality Standards Authority
• China's Deficit in Trade with ROK Must be Solved: Official
• Port City Tianjin Draws Record Foreign Funds
• China to Hold Symposium Promoting China-ASEAN Entrepreneur Exchanges
• China, Nepal Sign New Civil Aviation Pact
• China's Improvement of Audit System Retrieves Huge Losses
• China, ASEAN See Closer Economic, Political Cooperation
• China to Delegate Administrative Power of Rural Credit Cooperatives

• Annan Says UN to Continue Work in Iraq
• UK, US Consider Strengthening UN Role in Iraq: Straw
• DPRK Leader Meets Chinese Military Delegation
• US, DPRK to Hold Bilateral Contact During Six-party Nuclear Talks: S.Korean FM
• Leaders Mourn Death of UN Envoy, Condemn Bombing
• DPRK Delegation Arrives in Busan to Attend Daegu Summer Universiade
• Vajpayee Government Defeats No-confidence Motion in Lower House
• Brazil Declares National Mourning for the Death of UN Envoy
• US President Vows to Persevere Despite Attacks on UN Headquarters
• EU, NATO Condemn Attack on UN Agency in Baghdad
• Jerusalem Suicide Bus Bombing Kills 20
• Moscow International Air Show Opens
• Annan Mourns Loss of UN Envoy for Iraq
• UN Chief Condemns Suicide Bombing in Jerusalem
• UN Condemns Bombing, Mourns Slain Envoy
• UN HQ Bomb in Iraq Kills 20, Including Top Envoy
• Sri Lankan Gov't to Intensify Security for Muslims in East

• Courage Shown for War Confession by Putting up A Stele Forest
• China to Usher in Major Changes in Population Policies
• Guard Against Over-production of Automobiles: Economic Observation

• China, S.Korea can Cooperate in Technology
• Microsoft Releases Core Office System Products to Manufacturers

• Iraqi Athletes Ready for Impact on Daegu Universiade
• China Beats Finland at Women's Basketball Opener
• Foreign Coach to be Commander-in-chief for 2008 Olympic Football Team
• Chinese Gymnasts Strike for First Title at World Gymnastics
• DPRK Delegation Arrives in Busan to Attend Daegu Summer Universiade
• Chinese National Flag Hoisted at Universiade Athletes' Village
• China Win Men's Team Title at Gymnastics Worlds
• China Fuels Enthusiasm on Auto Racing
• China Keep Low Key at Upcoming Athletic Worlds

• Chinese Court First Time Ruled the Person Guilty for Exercising Overtime Detainment
• Sand Sculpture Festival Marks Revival of China's Tourism Industry
• Tropical Storm Vamco Reaches E. China's Zhejiang
• New Discovery of Cliff Carvings in NW China Region
• China to Mark 1,250th Anniversary of Chinese Monk's Journey to Japan
• China Won't Register in Same-sex Marriages: Official
• Death Penalty Passed on to 2 Men Murdering Taiwanese compatriots
• China's Second Longest River Severely Polluted: SEPA
• Water Level in Northernmost Provincial Capital Rising
• Chinese Vice-president Offers Condolences to Flood Victims
• 55 Couples Arrive in Tibet for Wedding Ceremony
• No Death Toll Reported in Tibetan Earthquake
• Higher Price Tapped for Urban Water
• Nation Battling New Epidemic