Tuesday, October 28, 2003

• Sino-Indian boundary meeting constructive: FM spokeswoman
• Military training courses offered to local Party leaders
• More college students joining Communist Party
• Senior Party official stresses employment in rejuvenating major industrial base
• Land and resources minister removed from post
• CPC senior official inspects People's Daily Online
• Fang Fuming deported from China
• Senior official in NE. China expelled from Party
• Chinese top legislator meets US congressmen
• Earthquake-torn counties receive 16m yuan relief fund
• Top legislator: Authority of Basic Law of HKSAR should be respected
• China's courts to hold stricter standards for judges
• President Hu Jintao returns to Beijing

• Toyota sets up joint sales company with Chinese firms
• Largest home electrical appliance retailer to open business in HK
• Former US commerce chief backs China on currency
• A chip boom? In Asia, at least
• Comment: China is no threat to America
• Zhou Xiaochuan: Plan to reduce NPLs, boost bank capital
• China taking the lead in artificial afforestation in the world
• Auto giants striving for production growth in China  
• Silk industry maintains robust growth momentum
• Avon to open 500 boutiques in China
• CNOOC's Australian stake buy set for 2004
• Haitian Antenna in GEM list bid
• China should set up its own chamber of commerce in America: marketing master
• Key EU official in HK sizes up future
• Mobile phone users set to rise
• China's central bank governor vows to keep RMB stable
• DHL-Sinotrans to expand business
• Foreign trade goes up in Beijing
• Central Bank cautions against imbalanced economic growth
• Permanent site ready for upcoming Boao Asian Forum
• China's two metropolises outline future economic, trade cooperation 

• Kim Jong Il sends wreath to bier of late Kim Yong Sun
• Sony to cut 20,000 jobs over three years
• Space station crew returns to Earth on Russian spaceship
• Bush support slips amid terror attacks
• EU, China should foster all-round cooperation: Prodi
• FM hails success of President Hu's visits
• Report: DPRK, US aim for talks in Dec
• Singapore sends 192 Armed Forces personnel to Iraq
• Pakistan to give constructive respond to India's proposals: spokesman
• Sharon says no plans to kill Arafat
• Baghdad bombs kill 34, wound 224
• Bush vows to stay course in Iraq
• China to create better investment environment: President Hu
• Nearly 12 million crimes reported in US in 2002

• China, India resume negotiation on boundary issue
• Chen's new tricks, but same old story: commentary

• DNA to be added to Chinese passport
• ISS crew return to Earth
• Chinese academic institution for proteome research founded
• China to issue home-developed EVD standard
• China Aerospace, New World form joint venture
• EU to cooperate with China on Galileo program

• China bids for the host of World Cup 2014: official
• Central bank to issue coins to commemorate Olympic games
• Chinese driver to test F1 car at Williams
• China's Fifth City Games ends in Changsha
• Asia enlarges lead over Africa in Afro-Asian Games

• Exotic relics found in ancient nomads' tombs in Inner Mongolia
• Rescuers enter flooded mine in Xinjiang, find no clue of trapped workers
• New mad cow cases reported in Czech Republic
• Nanjing invests heavily for clean river
• Mozart's 'Magical Flute' serenades Beijing's Poly
• Six Chinese feature films slated for screening at Tokyo festival
• Hebei hosts major circus festival
• Ancient Egyptian treasure exhibition attracts Chinese visitors
• Cultural relic protection under threat
• A herb a day keeps doctors away
• Water in quake-damaged reservoirs under control in Gansu
• Schools close in quake-hit Gansu counties