Tuesday, September 02, 2003

• China to Further Promote Transparent Village Politics
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Chilean Navy Chief
• CPC Chief Emphasizes Party's Revolutionary Tradition
• German President to Pay State Visit to China
• CPC to Introduce Regulations on Internal Supervision
• Troops Move in to Help Fight Flooding in NW China
• South-North Water Diversion Mid Line to Kick off in Oct.
• Chinese CMC Vice-chairman Holds Talks with Thai Deputy PM
• "We Saw Highly Qualified Chinese Soldiers"
• Laws on Non-public Education, Environment Assessment Take Effect
• Beijing Courts Announce 50 Major Changes
• Director-general of Japanese Defense Agency Starts China Visit
• Chinese State Councilor Meets Australian Delegation
• Chinese Premier Meets IMF Chief
• China Strives to Control High Congenital Birth Defect Rate
• Development of Military Institutes a Priority: Jiang 
• Chinese Vice-Premier Calls for Urgency in Job Creation

• Hitachi, Chinese University to Jointly Develop E-government Business
• Ministry of Commerce: All Domestic Can Do Import & Export Business
• HK SCIT Makes First Duty Visit to Beijing
• Ecological Balance Stressed in Development of Pearl River Delta
• Xinjiang Becomes China's Link to Central Asia
• Cathay Pacific Sponsors Transportation of Chinese Tigers
• Coca-Cola Offers Advice to Olympic-oriented Enterprises
• Beijing Int'l Auto Exhibition Set for Next Summer
• Shanghai Reinforces Fight Against Smuggling
• China's Booming Auto Industry Faces Increasing Quality and Safety Complaints
• China's Booming Real Estate to Offer More Jobs
• China Promotes Standard Housing for Low Incomers

• Philippine Senate President Meets China's Top Legislator
• No Change in Pyongyang's Stand on Nuclear Issue: KCNA
• China's Top Legislator Arrives in Seoul for Visit
• Hun Sen Calls for Economic Cooperation within ASEAN
• Japan to Compensate Mustard Gas Victims in China
• Saddam Tape Denies Role in Najaf Bombing
• Ecuador Reiterates Adherence to One-China Policy
• Iraq's Governing Council Names Cabinet
• US Warns It Will Not Tolerate Fall of Abbas Government
• China's Top Legislator Meets Asian Parliament Leaders
• China Calls for Coordination of Regional Economic, Social Development
• China Suggests 5 Steps toward Stable, Prosperous Asia
• CIS Air Defense Exercise Begins in Southern Russia
• Russia Sees Six-party Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue Important Element of Int'l Efforts
• King of Jordan to Pay a Landmark Visit to Tehran
• Arroyo Orders "Overhaul" of Defense Department: Report
• British Arms Expert Kelly's Widow Tells of Torture before Death
• Berlin Reiterates Refusal to Send Troops to Iraq
• NATO Renames Military Headquarters in Europe
• Russia Not to Lift Sunken Submarine before 2004

• Why Japanese PM Proposes Amending Constitution Now
• Chinese Press Begins Catering to Readers' Needs
• Why Can't Blair Escape the 'Intelligence Gate' Case?
• Commentary Urges No Interference with Chinese Yuan

• Chinese Scientists Warn on Arctic Warming
• China to Establish National Epidemic SARS Sample Data Bank and Bank of Virus Rains
• Sixth Successive Vacancy for China's Top Sci-tech Award
• Digital TV in Trial Operation in Beijing
• Needy Chinese Students Helped Back to School
• HK PolyU Launches Faculty of Business
• Chinese Scientists to Start Expedition to North Pole

• China Beat South Africa 2-0 in Soccer Friendly 

• Injured Panda Cub Recovering in NW China
• Mudslide Leave 15 Missing in NW Province
• An Interview with China's First Euthanasia Doctor
• Typhoon Dujuan to Hit Hong Kong
• Safe Water to Reach more Chinese Farmers
• Earthquake Jolts Akto in Northwest China
• Chinese Tigers Fly to Africa for Wilderness Training 
• Tourism Project in Vietnamese City to Lure Chinese Tourists
• China's First Dangerous Waste Disposal Center Put into Operation