Saturday, September 27, 2003

• China to train 60 million rural laborers before 2010
• Meeting on arms control held in Beijing
• Taiwan fighter plane crashes during training
• Explosion suspects nabbed in NW China's Province
• Sudanese ruling party general secretary speaking highly of China visit
• Eleven Chinese reporters punished for receiving cash
• M4.9 earthquake jolts Xinjiang
• Missing Chinese fishing boat detained by Vietnam
• Stock price riggers sentenced to jail terms in Guangdong
• State Council Executive Meeting held
• Vice President meets Australian guests
• China's top advisory body to hold session in mid-October
• China reaffirms solidarity with UN
• Buddhism reaps much fruit in past 50 years in China
• President Hu calls for combating terrorism  
• Lao policemen receive drugs control training in China

• China's auto exports grows by 232.2 percent
• Beijing reports double-digit growth rate in retail sales
• China calls for social involvement in economic planning
• China's first medical exposition opens in Changchun
• CDMA operator to offer Java-based wireless service
• Beijing sets timetable for credit record system
• Southern Airlines inks ground service deal
• Beijing to raise income tax cut-in level
• HK's export volume up 7 pct in August
• North China province unveils key foreign investment projects
• HK hotel occupancy to reach 80 pct during National Day holiday
• HK govt to create better e-business environment: official

• US wants to turn PNA into another Iraq: Palestinian official
• Russia sends six satellites into orbit in one rocket
• US military confirms two Iraqis killed at checkpoint
• Cambodian parliament opens without presence of two major parties
• Chinese FM continues diplomacy in UN General Assembly
• Roh Moo-hyun suspends libel suit against newspapers
• US warns that terrorist attacks remain a possibility
• Japan postpones launch of two spy satellites
• Venezuela election body approves rules for anti-Chavez referendum
• US arrests over 1,000 in international crackdown on child sex crimes
• UN nuclear inspectors postpone trip to Iran
• Kenya, China to further strengthen bilateral relations
• Security meeting orders to arrest suspects killing 30 in eastern Uganda
• UN evacuates more international staff from Iraq
• US, Russian presidents open talks in Camp David
• Thousands of Britons to march against Iraq war

• US-Taiwan military hot line exposed: report
• A big responsible country needs to tackle internal and external affairs
• Chinese mainland vigilant to separatism: commentary
• Chinese trade unions move forward with the times

• Beijing's software exports exceed $70m in eight months
• Microsoft signs source code browsing agreement with China
• China polar research center unveiled
• Manufacture deal on ARJ21-700 regional jets clinched
• Trapped scientific expedition team rescued in Tibet

• NBA mulls regular-season games in China
• China beats India 117-62 at Asian Men's Basketball Championships 
• Sweden beat DPRK; US thrash Nigeria 5-0 
• Australia coach Santrac hails draw with China
• China and S. Korea to vie for Asian championship title

• Official appeals for media's help in anti-pollution efforts
• China's FIT policy to bring 120,000 tourists to Macao next week
• Water supply, demand imbalance sharpens in China
• Japanese orgy in Zhuhai hotel sparks Chinese fury
• Food poisoning case put under investigation
• Cross-border prostitution ring smashed in Guangdong
• Bus accident in Guangxi kills 8, injures 12