Friday, September 05, 2003

• HK Government Withdraws Draft Security Bill
• Chinese State Councilor Meets Western Politicians
• HK Government Withdraws Drafted Security Bill
• Senior CPC Leader to Visit Four European Countries
• China Urges US to Honour its Word on Tibet
• No Signs of Major Earthquakes in China: Official
• Central China Province on Alert Against Severe Flooding
• China's Health Ministry Recommends Influenza Vaccinations
• CPC Watchdog to Unify Management over Branch Offices
• DPRK Highly Values China's Efforts in Six-party Talks: FM Spokesman
• Chinese FM Spokesman on CNTBT, PSI
• Chinese DM Holds Talks with Ugandan Counterpart
• CPC Senior Official Meets with German Guests
• China, Turkey Pledge to Maintain Regional and World Peace and Stability

• Massive investment promised to western China
• Increasing Mobile Phone Stock Endangers Industrial Chain
• Shanghai Hosts First Travel Joint Venture
• Doubts Raised over China's Foreign Investment Goal
• Over Half of World's New Cement Plants to be Built in China
• HK Manufacturers' Order Value Slips 12% in July

• Japan urges France, Germany to go along with US plan on Iraq
• Unknown Gunmen Fired at mMosque in Baghdad
• Bali Bomber Charges Bush, Blair, Real Terrorists
• China's Top Legislator Calls for Sino-Japan Mutual Trust
• US Democratic Presidential Candidates Criticize Bush on Economy, Iraq in Debate
• About 1,000 Extra British Troops in Preparation for Iraq: Report
• Chinese Top Legislator, Japanese Parliament Leaders Hold Talks
• US Welcomes Palestinian PM's Recommitment to Roadmap
• UN Security Council to Meet on New Iraq Draft Resolution
• Germany, France Reject US-proposed UN Resolution
• Striking Zambian Workers not Give in Despite Govt. Threat
• Turbulence Occurs in Kosovo's Biggest Prison
• Sudanese, Rebel Leaders to Meet in Kenya for Peace Talks
• Bush to Attend Services Marking Sept. 11 Attacks
• Saudi Prince's Visit Draws Moscow, Riyadh Closer
• Chinese, Japanese Top Legislators Stress Importance of Strengthening Good-neighborly Ties 
• Aung San Suu Kyi not on Hunger Strike, Thai FM
• Reception Marks DPRK's 55th Founding Anniversary
• Britain Pursues "Critical Engagement" with Iran: Blair
• Sharon to Order Mossad Chief to Handle Iran Nuclear Issue
• Chinese Government Donates Typewriters to Zambia

• RMB Should Not Be Lumped Together with US General Election: Commentary
• When will the Immolation between the Jews and the Arabs Come to an End?
• Comment: Chen's "Three Links" Plan Fails to Impress
• China Seeking to Ease RMB Revaluation Pressure

• Second equipment manufacturing expo opens
• China Awards 100 Selected Great University Teachers
• China to Launch Remote Teacher Training Network

• Chinese Strongwomen Breaks Weightlifting World Records
• China Plays Scoreless Tie with Los Angeles Galaxy

• Works of Pu Songling Plagiarized by US Publishing Company for a Century
• Post-office Made a Maiden Debut in the Imperial Palace
• China Gears up for Long National Day Holiday
• Post Office Begins Business in Forbidden City
• 15,000 Houses Destroyed by Continuous Rainstorms in E. China City
• Food Poisoning Sickens 117 Students in Central China City