Thursday, August 28, 2003

• Various Sides Exchange Views "Frankly": Chinese Official
• Chinese FM Meets with his Counterpart from Bahamas
• Chinese President Meets Hungarian Prime Minister
• US, DPRK Hold Direct Nuclear Contact
• Feature: Outside Beijing Six-party Talks Venue
• Six Parties to Hold Separate Talks: ROK Official
• Fund Earmarked to Improve China's Workplace Safety
• Beijing Condemns Killing of Six Mainland Women
• Vice Minister: Six-party Talks Key to Peaceful Solution
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Intel CEO
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets Guests from Republic of Congo
• UN Convention to Back China on Corrupt Fugitives, Money Laundering
• China's Top Legislator Meets Ecuadorian President 
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Peruvian Guests
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Mozambique Guests
• Overpass Collapse Kills one, Injures 13 in North China City
• Chinese Public View Six-party Talks as Another Ice-breaking Step
• Chinese Premier Meets Ecuadorian President 
• China Needs Conscious, Consistent Choice for Sustainable Development: UN Official
• Beijing Six-party Talks go on Smoothly
• Chinese top Legislator Underlines Health Legal Systems
• Fireworks Explosion Death Toll Hits 21 in East China Province
• Chief of PLA General Staff Meets Peruvian, Laotian Guests
• China Urges to Reserve Six-party Talks Progress on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• US Confirms Informal Meeting with DPRK Delegation

• China Encourages Enterprises to Enter ASEAN Market
• Roundup: CEPA to Speed up Macao's Economic Restructure
• China, Slovenia Cooperate to Rehabilitate Mountainous Regions
• CSIC Opens Int'l Ship Trading Company in Beijing
• China Ponders Allowing Insurers to Buy Foreign Bonds
• Chinese Life Insurance Companies Aim for Listing Overseas
• First LNG Project Sees Smooth Development in China
• China to Carry out Unified "General Survey of Economy" as of 2004
• China's Nuke Power to Embrace a New Era
• Sino-British Insurance Company Opens Branch in Beijing 
• Foreign Capital Integrated into Shanghai's Economy: Mayor
• China to Allocate 2.2 billion yuan for Safe Coal Production
• China to Introduce "Chief Legal Officer" to Major SOEs
• Indonesian Magnate Describes China as Ideal Investment Destination

• Saddam Hussein Seen in Mosul: al-Arabiya
• Blair Testifies before Hutton Inquiry into Kelly Affair
• Japan, DPRK Make No Progress on Abduction: Officials
• Roh Moo-hyun Hopes Beijing's Six-party Talks Goes Well
• Angolan Parliament Approves New National Flag
• Chilean Court Rules out Stripping Pinochet of Immunity
• Inter-Korean Railways to Be Re-linked by Year-end
• 3,000 US Security Agents to Guard Bush During APEC Summit
• Japanese Sentenced to Death for School Slaughter
• Leonardo da Vinci Painting Stolen from Scottish Castle
• US Confirms Informal Meeting with DPRK Delegation at Beijing Talks
• 7 Killed in Chicago Warehouse Shooting
• Annan Welcomes Beijing Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue
• UN Urges Liberian Govnt, Rebels to Implement Peace Accord
• Pakistan Hopes Bombay Blast Not to Affect Indo-Pak Relations' Thaw
• Taliban Guerrillas Retake Areas of Southern Afghan
• Ghanaian Peacekeeping Troops Arrive in Liberia
• Ten Commandments Monument Removed in Church-State Debate

• Supervision by Central Inspection Team-- An Anti-Corruption Means

• Pre-researches Kicked off for Future Mars Exploration
• People Flock to China's Southern Island to Watch Mars' Close-up
• Geological Probe of Agricultural Land to Help China's Farmers
• Global Information, Early Warning System's Website Available in Chinese

• Pyongyang Inte'l Table-tennis Invitational Tournament to Be Held
• Wang Pull off Sixth Diving Gold for China at Universiade 

• Bus Accident in Northwest China Kills 23
• Dying Ancient Pine Being Revitalized by Traditional Chinese Medicine
• China Funds Legal Aid for Needy, Minorities
• Guangdong to Build New Disease Prevention and Control Center
• Freeway Accident Leaves 4 Dead in NE China
• Vice CPPCC Chairman Urges Protection of China's Largest Lake
• Xinjiang Promotes Silk Road Tourism