Tuesday, September 09, 2003

• Chinese President Meets Ugandan PM
• Study of "Three Represents" Thought Important: Official
• China Hopes Consensus on Iraq can be Reached Soon: FM Spokesman
• China Concerned about SARS Outbreak in Singapore
• Beijing's Old Landmark Building Demolished
• Vice Premier Calls for More Support for Disabled People
• Chinese Premier, Ugandan PM Hold Talks 
• DPRK Embassy Marks 55th Anniversary of the Country's Founding
• Chinese, Bulgarian Defense Ministers Hold Talks
• Fijian President Concludes China Visit
• Chinese Mainland Agrees to Open Restricted Airspace for Taiwan Airport
• Senior CPC Official Meets Japanese Guests
• China to Enhance Cooperation with Czech in Public Administration
• China Deploys Recruitment in 2003 in Videophone Conference
• Chinese Vice-President Meets HK Delegation
• China Working on Law to Ensure Employment for Handicapped People
• China Helping Handicapped Persons Achieve Equal Rights: Deng Pufang
• Chinese President Meets Former US President

• World Bank Raises Suggestions for China's Economy
• Chinese Banking Sector Outlook Stable: S&P
• China Sees Closer Economic, Trade Ties with Caribbean Countries: Vice Premier
• China to Share 7% of World Export by 2007: World Bank
• China Launches Nationwide Crackdown on Software Piracy
• Export-oriented Processing Zones in China Enjoy Smooth Development
• China Will Provide Better Environment for Overseas Investors: Vice-premier
• "China is already a success story," Foreign Business Leaders
• China Remains Key to Multinationals' Future Strategy
• HK's Orientation, Strategy For Future Development Paying Off: Tung
• China Issues First Ever Report on Foreign Investment

• Indo-US Joint Exercises Begin in Kashmir
• Singapore Confirms SARS Case, Quarantines 25 People
• Israel, India "Can Do Many Things Together," Sharon
• Koizumi Leads in LDP Presidential Election
• Tyre Plant in Japan Catches Massive Fire
• Journalist Named to Head Russian Weekly
• Iraqi Council Gets Arab-League Seat
• China Establishes over 1,700 Protected Areas: Official
• China's Senior Party Official, Icelandic PM Meet on Bilateral Ties
• It's Too Early to Close Book on SARS: WHO Official
• Singapore Finds New Suspect SARS Patient
• Hamas Vows Revenge, Israel Tightens Measures
• Annan Praises China's Efforts to Help Disabled People
• India, US to Hold Biggest Joint Naval Exercise
• Israeli PM Begins Historic Visit to India
• Annan Condemns Israel's Attempt to Kill Hamas Spiritual Leader
• Russia Hopes New Palestinian Government to Stick to Roadmap Plan
• Former US Envoy Urges Bilateral Talks with DPRK
• IAEA Chief Calls on Iran to Provide Full Nuclear Details
• DPRK Refuses to Continue Multilateral Talks
• No Official Acceptance to Premier Post from Qurei: Official

• Bush's Mid-east Policy Suffers Serious Frustration
• Manufacturing Industry in China Still an "Aurora Industry"
• Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway on Track
• Commentary: "Direct Flight" a Political Football

• China blocks 127 spam servers
• Foreign Students to Enjoy Insurance Coverage in China
• China offers 18 countries training program on rainwater harvesting

• Hunan To Host Biggest-ever Chinese Intercity Games
• China Unbeaten At Asian Men's Volleyball Championship
• Beijing Marathon To Be Held In October

• 10 giant pandas born in China this year
• Beijing shuts down metro stalls for safety
• At least 250,000 Chinese Commit Suicide Every Year
• Few People Do it, but Wife Swapping Agrees with Some
• "Legends of China" Festival To Kick Off In HK
• TUI, China Travel Service Set Up Joint Venture
• Chinese Experts Call For More Clean Energies To Curb Pollution
• Weihe River Valley To Expect Less Rain In Next Two Days
• Chinese, ROK Cities Seal Friendship