Thursday, September 04, 2003

• Chief of PLA General Staff Leaves for Three Asian Countries
• Deaths from Quakes Total 291 on Chinese Mainland
• China Opens Northern Airspace for Cross-polar Flights
• Chinese President Meets Fijian Counterpart 
• Evidence of Japan's Chemical War Crimes Exhibited in Beijing
• Three Gorges Navigation Halts for Floods in Upper Reaches of Yangtze
• CPPCC Chairman Meets Former Zambian President
• Chinese Vice-president Meets Ugandan Defense Minister
• CPC Senior Official Meets DPRK Guests
• Chinese President Pushes Study of "Three Represents" 
• Chinese Leaders Greet DPRK Leader on Re-election

• China Making Major Contribution to World Economy: WB
• China to Introduce US$70bn Foreign Capital This Year
• MII: Meet Rural Demands as Much as Possible
• Hong Kong, MCH Basel Exhibition Sign Agreement
• China to Give its Citizens More Freedom in Forex Purchase
• Chinese Mainland to Sign Agreement with Macao to Facilitate Trade
• China, US Trade to Maintain High Growth: Experts
• Chinese Trade Unions Preparing for Coming National Congress
• Shanghai to Host Four International Industrial Expos
• New Series of HK Banknotes to be Issued 
• KFC Opens 100th Outlet in Chinese Capital 
• Seattle Post: Let China Set its Own Currency
• BMW Sells More Cars in China This Year

• China's Top Legislator Arrives in Tokyo for Official Visit
• China Urges Int'l Consensus on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
• France Mourns Paris Heat Wave Victims
• DPRK Parliament Supports Stance on Talks: KCNA
• US Ex-cleric Executed for Murdering Abortion Doctor
• US Circulates New Draft Resolution on Iraq
• Prodi: Great Cooperation Potential between EU, China
• Cambodia's Major Parties Agree to Attend National Assembly Session
• Britain Launches New Sports Car-boat
• Blaming Economic Stagnation on China Irresponsible: NY Times
• Nigerian President Meets Chinese Vice FM
• China's Top Legislator, ROK President Discuss Ties, Peninsula Issue  
• DPRK Supreme People's Assembly Elects New State Leadership
• China, Tajikistan Jointly Agree on Close Ties, Cooperation
• India to Buy 66 British "Hawk" Trainers
• Powell Kicks off US Bid for New UN Resolution on Iraq
• Malaria Kills 6,325 Persons in Angola
• Sept. 11 Victims' Families Protest Reconstruction at WTC Site
• Poll Shows New Yorkers Fear Another Attack, Dissatisfied with Leaders

• What does Law on Administrative Permission Bring to Common People?
• Several Nuclear-power Plants to Quench Energy Thirst
• Comment: Checking Repetitious Industry Growth
• News Analysis: Iraq Faces Prospect of "Lebanonization"?

• China, Canada to Jointly Manufacture Bell-430 Helicopters
• China Reports Progress in Earthquake Monitoring
• Beijing to Hold High-tech Fair
• China Cracks down on Illegal Fees for Schooling

• IOC Lavishes Praise on Beijing's Preparations for 2008 Games
• Olympics Preparations Progress Smoothly
• Chen Hong Wins Opener at Malaysian Open Badminton

• China, Canada to enhance cooperation in environmental protection
• HK Police Seize 5.5 kg of Suspected Heroin
• Dialect Song Contest Brings Together People Across Taiwan Straits
• Typhoon Dujuan Kills at Least 36 in China's Guangdong
• Major Flood Crest Passes Through West China Municipality
• China Grants Fund to Help Disaster Victims
• Community Jobs Promise to Ease Unemployment Pressure in China