Wednesday, September 10, 2003

• China's top legislator concludes visits to three Asian countries
• First Seminar Held on Protecting Prisoners' Rights in China
• Chinese Vice-president Meets Russian Guests
• Chinese State Councilor Meets Canadian DM
• China, Russia Consolidate Non-governmental Relations
• Deng Pufang Re-elected CDPF Chairman
• German President Arrives in Xi'an
• Chinese FM to Attend UN Security Council Permanent Members' Meeting on Iraq
• Chairman of Lithuanian Parliament to Visit China
• CPPCC Delegation to Visit Three European Nations
• China Urges Palestinians, Israel Back to Talks
• Flood Affects 510,000 in NW China's Province
• China Reigns in Brutal Police Tactics
• HK Takes Steps to Prevent SARS
• Chinese Vice President Meets Kenyan FM
• Senior CPC Official Meets Vietnamese Guests
• Wen Unveils Five-year Target for Compulsory Education 
• Chinese DM Talks with Canadian Counterpart

• China to Issue Modified Auto Industry Policy This Year
• China's Foreign Debts Still "Below Danger Line": Official
• China to Work Constructively in Cancun: Minister
• China Urges more Attention to Concerns of New WTO Members
• China's Toy Export to Exceed US$10 Billion in 2003
• Chinese Firms Urged to Join in Setting Standards
• BP Joint Venture Starts Production in South China
• China Levies Anti-dumping Tax on Imported Rubber
• China an Ideal Place for R&D: Commerce Official
• China Construction Bank Becomes Trustee for HSBC
• China Encourages Enterprisesto Invest In Kenya

• WHO Official Views Singapore SARS Case as Isolated One
• EU Adopts New Strategy for EU-China Ties
• Syrian PM Resigns, Parliament Speaker Named New PM
• Qurei Accepts Nomination as New Palestinian PM
• France Heat Wave Death Toll at 15,000
• DPRK Celebrates 55th Anniversary of Founding
• China to Work Constructively in Cancun: Minister
• At Least 34 Killed in Venezuela Bus Crash
• Myanmar Govt Declines to Give Timetable for Roadmap
• Two Suicide Bombings Rock Israel, Killing 13 
• Qurei Meets with Outgoing PM Abbas in Ramallah
• Presidents of Uganda and Burundi Discuss Burundi Peace Process
• Australia Attaches Great Importance to Ties with China: PM
• China's Senior Official Starts Visit to Finland
• US Rebuffs Qurei's Request for Guarantees
• Hamas Claims Responsibility for Two Suicide Bombings in Israel
• Italy Raises Security Level Ahead of Sept. 11

• China Sets to Put Brakes on Auto Industry
• Commentary: China's Rural Social Security Urgent

• China Beat Syria 2-0 in Olympic Asian Zone Soccer Qualifier
• Beijing to Hold First Olympic Cultural Festival
• China's Coach Predicts Open World Cup
• Yao Ming's Condition Lost in Translation
• Beckham Tells Fans not to Travel for Qualifier in Istanbul

• Chinese Ready for Mid-Autumn Festival
• China's Largest Lead Processing Base Closed due to Pollution
• Tibet to Hold Cultural Festival at Foot of Highest Peak
• Beijingers Take to Tea Baths
• New Changes Appear in Employment Fashions in Beijing
• Beijing Girds up for Fight Against Influenza
• China's Economic Success Enables Peasants' Revolution into Farmers
• Chinese Experts on Way to Japan to Help Care for Newborn Panda Twins
• Photo Show Marking Sino-Russian Ties Opens in Beijing