Sunday, September 14, 2003

• Chinese FM Stresses Importance of Quick Return of Power to Iraqis
• Chinese Experts Warn against Return of SARS
• Senior Chinese Leader Visits Beijing Science, Technology Expo 
• Jia Qinglin Meets Former British Vice Prime Minister
• China Willing to Play Constructive Role in WTO Talks: Chinese Ambassador

• China Maintains Momentum in Attracting Foreign Funds
• High-tech Expo: Precious Chances for Investments
• Chinese Firms Win First EU Anti-dumping Suit since China Joined WTO
• China Files 24 Anti-dumping Cases since 1997: Official
• Anti-dumping Charges against China Exceed 500: Official

• WTO Ministerial Meeting Presents Draft Declaration in Cancun
• US Envoy Reiterates Rejection of Removing Arafat
• UK, Irish Leaders Meet to Restore N. Ireland Peace Process
• UK Police Say Gatwick Alert Not Terror-linked
• Singapore Forms Expert Panel to Review Bio-safety in Laboratories
• Russia Upbeat about IAEA Resolution on Iran
• Drug Tunnel Found under Mexico-US Border
• Developing Countries Demand Release of "Details" of WTO Draft
• China Lagos Industrial, Commercial Federation Established in Nigeria
• Bus Crashes with Two Cars in Brazil, Killing 14

• Grown-up Children Who Can't Shake off Shadow of Doting Parents
• University Student Stabs 8 Schoolmates in South China
• China to Promote Identity Safety Technologies

• Thailand Bids to Host 2006 International Children Games

• Vice-Premier Underscores Yellow River Flood Control
• Trapped Miners in NW. China Have Little Hope of Survival