Friday, August 29, 2003

• China's Mainland, Taiwan Maintain Close Contact over Drowning Incident
• Plan Put Forward by Ministry of Health for Prevention of SARS
• China Wishes to Ensure Peninsula Peace with Parties Concerned
• DPRK Willing to Give up Nuclear Plans  
• China to Continue Positive Efforts for Resolving Nuclear Issue: Tang
• Chinese State Councilor Expounds Implications of Six-party Talks
• Chinese State Councilor Says Six-party Talks "Beneficial"
• Six Parties Pledge to Keep Talking
• Beijing Six-party Talks on Korean Nuclear Issue Conclude
• Chinese State Councilor to Meet Six-party Talks Delegates
• Total of Seven People Killed in Two Separate Road Accidents in East China
• Senior Chinese Party Official Meets Cuban Guests
• Chinese State Councilor Meets Bahamas Guests
• Chinese Defense Minister Holds Talks with Guests from Republic of Congo
• Chinese State Councilor Meets French Guests
• Chinese Premier Meets US Congressman
• Chinese, Hungarian PMs hold talks
• Chinese, Hungarian FMs Hold Meetings
• Tornado Kills Six, Injures 46 in East China
• Chinese, Thai FMs Hold Talks
• China Expresses Serious Concern over Dalai Lama's Possible US Visit
• Ecuadorian President Continues China Tour
• Chen Shui-bian under Fire over Human Smuggling Issue
• China Announces Ship Ban to Protect Three Gorges Reservoir

• China Unicom's 12% Income Rise Lags Forecasts
• China to Boost Development of Home-grown 3G Standard
• HK Officials Attend First Meeting on HK-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge
• Sino-French Fund Management Joint Venture Approved
• New Bank Account Regulation to Take Effect in China
• China's Mobile Phone Market Faces Oversupply
• China Post Declares to Cut Express Mail Charges
• Multinationals to Take Part in International Procurement in West China Int'l Expo
• HK Official Optimistic about Exhibition, Convention Industry
• Construction of Western Passage Between HK and S. China's Shenzhen Begins
• GE Sets up First China Joint Venture
• Guangzhou to Get South China's Largest Shipyard
• First Dynamo Operational at Wujiangdu Power Plant
• Hungary Expects more Chinese Tourists
• Construction of HK-Shenzhen Corridor Begins  
• Air China, United Airlines Establish Market Alliance

• US Says "No Intention" to Attack DPRK: Chinese Vice FM
• Six Parties Agree to Hold Talks Again: ROK Delegation
• Philippines Denies US Pushing for Revival of Military Bases
• Philippine Rebels Ransack Army Camp in Southern Philippines
• 50,000 People to March for Peace in Nepal's Capital
• DPRK Puts Forward Package Solutions to Nuclear Issue
• WTO Fails to Achieve Agreement on Cheap Drugs for Poor Countries
• Iran Ready to Talk on UN Checks
• US Signals it Might Consider UN Force in Iraq
• Lao Communist Party Leader Receives Chinese Delegation
• Japan to Seek New Bilateral Talks with DPRK: Koizumi
• Blair Says He "Would have Quit" over Iraq Weapons Dossier Row
• Malaysia, Indonesia Pledge to Cooperate against Terrorism
• BBC Accuses Blair's Aide of Attacking BBC's Credibility
• Six-party Talks Sign of Hope for Korean Peninsula Peace: Philippines
• Power Returns to London, Chaos Continues
• British Soldier Killed while US Commander Complains of Lack of Intelligence from Iraqis
• PNA Security Forces Act to Prevent Military Actions: Official
• Zambia Arrests Former Senior Health Official for Alleged Corruption
• DPRK Preparing to Declare Nuke Weapons: US Officials
• White House Says Six-party Talks in Beijing "Positive"

• Shenyang Invest RMB 20 Billion Yuan to Become Financial Center in NE Asia

• Senior CPC Official Calls for Halt to School Arbitrary Fee Collection
• HK Citizens to have more Opportunities to View Mars
• China to Test DNA of Ancient Skeleton

• Li Seals Platform Title for China at Universiade
• China Clinches Gold in Gymnastics Women's Team Final

• Feature: Legal Assistance Reaches More Chinese People
• World's Biggest Bamboo Plant Found in Southwest China
• China Holds Ceremony to Mark emperors' Tombs Listed in World Heritage
• Chinese Government Obligated to Offer Legal Aid for Needy,Minorities
• China Schedules Nationwide Anti-SARS Drills in Public Health Sector
• Macao Compatriots Donate for Disaster-relief in East China
• China Donates Books to Singapore National Library
• Late Chinese President's Personal Plane on Way to His Hometown
• China Establishes Center to Save Folk Culture