Sunday, August 31, 2003

• China Plans to Eradicate Poverty of 28mn Rural People
• Chinese FM Condemns Najaf Car Bombing
• Beijing Opens Venue of Six-party Talks to Public
• China, Hungary Issue Joint Statement
• Citizens Invited to Audit Legislature in E. China Province

• Three Years for Full Recovery of China's Tourism: Official
• Over 40 Domestic Car Brands on the Road in China
• China, Philippines Sign Currency Swap Deal
• Netherlands Bank Targets High-end Chinese Consumers
• China's Major Textile, Chemical Companies See Surging Profits
• Experts Advise against Staking on Appreciation of RMB
• Huge Bridge to Promote Pearl River Delta into World-level Economic Zone
• Shanghai Company, Time Warner to Build More Cinemas across China
• Senior Vietnamese Trade Official Expects Booming Sino-Vietnamese Trade
• China to Hold First Medicine, Health Industries Fair

• DPRK Accuses US of Insincerity at Six-party Talks
• Nine Russian Sailors Killed in Nuclear Submarine Sinking
• China's Top Legislator Hopes to Uplift Sino-Fil Cooperation 
• Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown Preserved as Tourist Attraction: Mahathir
• South Korea Assesses Six-party Nuclear Talks Positively
• China's Top Legislator Arrives in Manila for Visit, AAPP Meeting
• Myanmar PM Outlines New Political Policy
• Cambodian PM's Party Wins Parliament Election
• Najaf Car Bombing Delivers Dire Message: Analysis
• US Teenager Arrested for "Blaster" Internet Attack

• China-made Aircraft Chosen as Candidate for Zambian President's Plane

• China Women Hoopsters Rally to Crown against Italy
• Swimming: Ukraine Take Four, China Clinch Seventh Golds
• Chinese Gymnasts Shine at Universiade
• China Sweep All Diving Golds at Daegu Universiade
• Top Shuttler Chen Hong Closer to 2nd Southeast Asia Title
• Chinese Spike to Women's Universiade Title

• China prevents US West Nile Virus Entry
• Beijing Sees over 50% Drop in Overseas Tourists