Tuesday, November 04, 2003

• British deputy PM to visit China
• An interview with Pakistan President Musharraf 
• China to cut 200,000 men in army downsizing before 2005
• Musharraf says Kashmir problem cannot be sidelined
• China's judiciary learns from world experience: official
• WWF Int'l Director General visits Strong China Forum
• Sino-US relations at 15-year best: former US trade official
• Former anti-drug hero given suspended death sentence
• Chinese state councilor on Iraq and mideast situation
• China's distribution reforms help up income levels
• PLA pilots display flying feats in Beijing 
• Xiao Yang urges judicial exchange between mainland and Macao
• Chinese foundation safeguards rights on aerospace logo
• China, Pakistan highlight cooperation in Beijing 

• China to sponsor forum on private economy
• China posts 45 percent increase in machinery exports
• Beijing sees boost in private economy
• Honda recalling nearly 652,000 vehicles
• Price surge won't cause inflation: experts
• HK chief Tung tells Premier Wen things are looking up
• Big-four lenders urged to cut NPLs
• China's distribution reforms help up income levels
• Brazil seeks to increase agricultural exports to China
• Shanghai looking at free port plan at Yangshan
• Baosteel strengthens business ties with Bekaert
• Beijing to hold forum on SME development
• Authorities boost effort to quash textbook piracy
• China urges more tourism cooperation among Asian countries
• China's job market picks up in third quarter
• Barshefsky: Yuan not to blame for US deficit
• Stable yuan exchange rate supported
• China's annual timber demand to reach 200 million cubic meters by 2010
• China issues 2004 tariff quotas on four farm products

• New chief appointed to head Russia's Yukos
• New suspected mad cow case found in Japan
• Japanese FM: dispatch of SDF to Iraq safe
• Sri Lankan president sacks three ministers
• Khamenei: Iran nuke cooperation has limits
• Putin meets Sharon in Moscow
• Jailed Russian oil chief Khodorkovsky resigns
• US Congress approves $87B for Iraq funds
• Pakistan denies India's "infiltration" charge
• Qurei not to present new cabinet Tuesday: sources
• Draft constitution for post-conflict Afghanistan unveiled
• Malaysian new PM to continue current policies
• Chirac, Putin to meet on Friday
• Russia, US to discuss DPRK nuke issue in November
• US will never run from Iraq: Bush
• IAEA chief urges return of UN arms inspectors to Iraq
• US defense policy "harmful": German minister

• The US economy awakened: economic observation
• Focus: Escalating pressure on yuan revaluation
• Why China's first textbook on sex not used?
• Downed copter reveals reality in Iraq: News analysis
• How Chinese look at international strategy

• China sees bright vista ahead in satellite navigation for civil use market
• China--made large CPU chip finishes testing
• China tests world's first non-steel launch tower
• Emergency procedures well prepared, but not used in Shenzhou-5: spacecraft designer
• China to launch Shenzhou-6 within 2 years: chief space project designer

• Rockets beat Bulls 98-66, Yao Ming scores 12
• FBI steps into Athens Olympic security
• China unbeaten, Turkey claim opening victory at volleyball World Cup  
• China coach Haan names initial squad for East Asian Soccer Tournament

• Beijing hotels to be upgraded for Olympics
• Fatigue, sleeplessness may warn of heart attacks
• New evidence shows ancient people move above 5,000 meters 
• Chinese movie wins Milan Sport Movies Festival prize
• Ancient monk's Japanese trip remembered
• Jiangsu launches pay fashion TV channel