Saturday, August 30, 2003

• Six-Point Consensus Reached at Six-party Talks
• China Spends 700bn Yuan on West Development Strategy
• Majority of Corruption Cases in China Linked to Licensing: Official
• Chinese Vice-president Meets Bahamanian Guest
• Top Legislator, Vice-president Meet Hungarian PM
• Beijing Six-party Talks Beneficial: Chinese FM, Powell
• TV Workers Serve People, Socialism Better: CPC Leader
• New Shelters Opened, but Vagrants Stay Away

• China's Mobile Phone Users Reach 250 million
• HK's GDP Forecast for 2003 Revised up to 2 Percent
• China's Biggest Mobile Auto Exhibition to Start
• Hungarian PM Welcomes More Chinese Investment
• HK-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Landing Points under Study
• China, Ecuador Sign Oil Contract

• China Donates Computers to Zambia
• US will not Give in to DPRK Nuclear Blackmail: State Department
• China, Vietnam to Further Bilateral Relations
• Campbell Resigns Amid Inquiry into Kelly Affair
• Russia Says Beijing Six-party Talks Useful
• Heat Wave in France Kills More Than 11,400
• Sri Lankan PM Says Muslim Security is a Concern
• Hamas Armed Wing Vows More Attacks against Israel
• 85 Killed in Car Bombing in Iraq's Najaf 

• Beijing Six-party Talks Highlight China's Role

• China, Russia Set Direction in Future Space Exploration Cooperation
• Close Pass by Mars Leaves Big Impression on Chinese People

• Tian Liang Secure Platform Victory at Daegu Universiade
• AC Milan Beat Porto to Win European Super Cup

• Shanghai, Beijing Residents Allowed to Make Individual Trips to HK, Macao
• China's Overseas Travelers Allowed to Carry More Foreign Exchange