Wednesday, September 03, 2003

• No SARS Reappearance since Aug. 16: Chinese MHO
• Chinese DM Urges Japan to Solve WWII Chemical Weapons Issue
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets US Guest
• Nepali and Sri Lankan Joint Delegation of Journalists Visits People's Daily
• More Efforts Needed in Public Security Computer System: Huang Ju
• Chinese FM Spokesman on Beijing Six-party Talks
• President Hu Vows to Enhance Sino-Thai Relations 
• Wu Yi: Central Gov't Fully Supports HKSAR Gov't
• China Strongly Opposes New Taiwan Passports
• FM Spokesman: RMB Exchange Rates to Maintain Stable

• Stable RMB Exchange Rates Benefit China, US: Premier
• ASEAN, China Vowing to Speed up Free-trade Plan
• Three New Foreign Banks Permitted to Open Branches in Shanghai
• China to Achieve Eight Percent Growth in Late-half
• US Official: US, China Share Strong Trade Ties
• All Domestic Enterprises Permitted to Do Import & Export Business, Ministry of Commerce
• China Makes Proposals on Economic Globalization
• Beijing Gov't Rewards Talent in Foreign Firms
• International Forum on Urban Development Set for Beijing
• IMF Chief Confident of China's Economic Growth
• China Urges Information Industry to Innovate and Learn
• Air China, InterContinental Sign Frequent Flyer Agreement 
• China Right to Show Caution with Exchange Rate: IMF
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets US Treasury Secretary
• Official: China, Caribbean Share Huge Potential in Trade
• FedEx Launches Direct Flight from S.China to N. America

• British Embassy in Tehran Closed after Shooting
• Thaksin Gives Nod to US$71mn Defense Budget Increase
• Japanese PM Undergoes Surgery to Remove Benign Polyp
• Milosevic Asks for 2 Years to Ready Case
• U.N. Headquarters Imposes Smoking Ban
• Kim Jong Il Elected as Defense Commission Chief
• DPRK's Legitimate Concerns Should be Addressed: China's Top Legislator
• US to Add 5,000 Armed Air Marshals
• Bashir Sentenced to 4-year in Prison
• Chinese Vice FM Pays Working Visit to Nigeria
• Chinese, S.Korean Top Legislators Discuss Ways of Enhancing Bilateral Cooperation
• China to Boost Cooperation with Tajikistan on Economy, Anti-terrorism
• China Calls for Effective Ways to Meet Terrorist Threats
• S.Korea, China Stress Peaceful Solution of DPRK Nuke Issue
• China Reiterates Mutual Respect for Sovereignty, Independence
• China Ready to Work with All Parties to Offset HIV/AIDS Impact
• India Asks Pakistan to "Act Maturely and Invest in the Future"
• Another Paradise Hotel Razed to Ground in Kenyan Port City
• Pakistan to Repatriate 269 Indian Fishermen
• Putin Approves Duma Election on Dec. 7
• US Senator Kerry Officially Kicks off Campaign for Presidency
• Turkey Can Join EU, Says Schroeder

• Taiwan Authorities Should Find the Cause of Stowing in Themselves 
• Three Visions of China's Road Ahead
• Who's Going to Close "the Gate of Hell"?
• Sex Education Urged to Prevent Teenage Pregnancy
• Comment: US Blaming of Yuan Misplaced

• China Develops Export-oriented Light Fighter Plane
• Special Program Helps Introduce New Agri-tech Concepts to China
• Compulsory Education Goal Set for Western China
• China Declares Equal Status for Private Schools

• Singaporean Cyclist Sets off on "Friendship Ride" to Beijing
• BOCOG Briefs IOC Coordination Committee on Beijing's Olympic Preparation
• Chinese Strong Woman Surpasses Weight Lifting World Records
• Official: IOC to Cooperate with BOCOG, Not Supervise

• 20 killed, 98 Injured as Typhoon Dujuan Hits S. China
• Residence Permit Long as Terms of Study Available for Foreign Students in China
• South China City Uses Garbage to Generate Electricity
• Guangzhou Resumes Reporting System to Prevent SARS Return
• Chinese Tigers Rehab in South Africa  
• Typhoon Dujuan Hits South China's Guangdong 
• China Proposes Efforts to Eliminate Sexual Exploitation against Women
• South Africa Attracts Chinese Tourists
• Bird Rescue Center to be Built in Yellow River Delta
• Flood Death Toll Climbs to 38 in NW China Province
• Serious Accidents Kill 1,671 in China in Eight Months