Friday, September 12, 2003

• FM Spokesman on Israel's Decision to Expel Arafat
• Beijing Takes Step to Privatize Urban Infrastructure, Public Works
• China's Investment in Culture Hits Historical Record
• Mainland Seeks Taiwan Help on Info of Smugglers
• Premier Offers Festival Blessing to Renowned Scholars
• China Prison Reforms Protect Rights of Inmates
• Chinese FM, LAS Secretary-general Talk on Phone
• China Expresses Sadness over Death of Swedish FM
• FM Spokesman: China's Military Policy Defensive
• President Hu Proposes Uplifting Sino-German Ties
• Ugandan Prime Minister Visits Shanghai

• Digital China - Honored for Export Achievement in Trade with US
• Beijing Sends Official Delegation to Lobby Moscow on Oil
• Investment & Trade Talks of 6th Beijing Int'l Hi-tech Expo Fruitful
• BJ, SH & HK to Become China's Future Economic Axle Metropolises: Expert
• China Willing to Play Constructive Role in Negotiations: Chinese Ambassador
• Trade Fair in E China Harvests US$17.6 Billion Deals
• CHITEC to Offer Beijing Olympic Business Opportunities
• Xiamen Int'l Trade Fair Harvests US$17.6 Billion Deals
• Germany Remains China's Largest Trade Partner in Europe for 28 Years
• WB Loans to Improve Education, Farming in China
• China to Modify Trade Union Constitution
• China Should Learn from Latin America Crisis: Academics
• China's Money Supply Soars by 21.6% in August
• ADB Offers Loan to Roads Project in Northwest China
• China to Renew Auto Policies For Healthy Expansion: Vice-premier
• Investment-luring China Speeds up "Going Global"
• Chinese Trade Unions to Strengthen Protection of Migrant Workers' Rights
• China to Boost Leasing Industry
• Beijing Increases Investment For Cultural Relic Protection

• US Country Singer Johnny Cash Dies
• School Bankruptcy Strands Chinese Students in Auckland
• 11 Iraqi Policemen Mistakenly Killed by US Troops
• US, France Oppose Arafat Expulsion by Israel
• Expelling Arafat would be "Unwise": UN Chief
• Cambodian PM Hails His Country's WTO Membership
• Remembering Sept. 11, Bush Says War on Terror Goes on
• US Marine Sentenced 3-odd in Prison for Raping Japanese Girl
• Arroyo Expects Bush Visit to Deepen Friendship, Mutuality
• Sombre Ceremonies Mark September 11 Attacks
• Israel Can Kill Me, but Never Deport Me: Arafat
• Al Qaeda Still at Work in US: Los Angeles Times
• China's Senior Party Official Continues Visit to Finland 
• Conference on China's Peaceful Reunification Concludes in Moscow
• Iran Allays Fears on its Nuclear Program
• US to Fight Long, Tough War on Terror in Iraq: Sanchez
• China Donates Raincoats, Computers to Zambia Police
• Israel's Agrees in Principle to Expel Arafat

• Commentary: China Flexes International Muscle

• Vice-premier Meets Participants to High-tech Expo
• Digital Cinema a Great Leap Forward

• Chinese Li Tie Ruled out of Newcastle Match for Injury
• Unbeaten China One Step away from Asian Championship Title

• Traffic, the Biggest Headache for Beijing Acting Mayor
• Sex Museum Flees Shanghai Streets
• Chinese Capital Sets up Alert System against SARS 
• China Picks 67 "Key Publications" to Mark Mao's Birthday