Wednesday, October 01, 2003

• China to implement new laws and regulations
• Japan's responsibility unshirkable for resolving chemical weapon issue
• Premier: China learnt a lot from fighting SARS
• Chinese premier meets "Friendship Award" winners 
• People's Daily editorial marks National Day
• Chinese premier: year's reform and development goals to be realized 
• Hu Jintao calls for political system reform, expansion of socialist democracy
• Students returned from abroad are precious wealth, says Chinese president 

• West-east gas pipeline commences trial operation
• Insurance companies allowed inter-bank forex lending in China
• Facts & figures: China's 11 Golden Weeks
• Key industrial base sees rapid growth
• Dongfeng-Nissan joint venture announces ambitious marketing goal
• China Ctrl Bank clarifies policy role, responsibilities
• Five telecommunication businesses in Chinese mainland to open to Hong Kong
• Direct selling industry focuses on Chinese market opportunities

• Czech president wants further cooperation with China
• Condition of poisoned Chechen PM worsens
• Blair says no regret over Iraq, vows to pursue third term
• DPRK urges joint rejection of unilateralism
• Six months not enough to write Iraqi constitution: IGC
• US Justice Department launches probe into leaking CIA agent identity

• Taiwan's Chen slapped for pro-independence remarks

• Nine Problems for SARS Prevention and Control
• CAS Spells out Six Orientations for Geo-scientific Study in Following Two Decades

• China soccer official critical of Steel Roses' World Cup show

• Laid-off worker sets fire to himself in Tian'anmen Square
• Now it is time to question the high repairing fee of famous brands
• Chinese obstetricians work to save premature quadruplets