Friday, November 07, 2003

• Wen on China's Role in Forum on China-Africa Cooperation
• Premier Wen reiterates every country equal in the world
• 'Flying Tiger', memory treasured by Chinese, Americans
• EU-China relation never better: EU official
• China has 840,000 HIV carriers, 80,000 AIDS patients
• General outlines China's policies on regional security
• China, Japan destroy wartime chemical weapons in Qiqihar
• New licensing law cuts through gov't red tape
• FM accuses Chen Shui-bian of sabotaging Sino-US ties
• US trip lays groundwork for six-party talks
• President Hu holds talks with Zambian president 

• China, Zambia to strengthen economic ties
• HK's forex reserves reach US$112.4 bln
• China's private economy produces US$280.78bln in 2002
• Forbes: the top 15 China Rich List members
• China important factor driving US export: official
• German Metro to open more chain stores in China
• Forum on Sino-ASEAN free trade zone scheduled
• China to build legal framework for banking supervision
• China Life plans USD2.5b share offering
• Caterpillar hooks up with local firm
• China's growth benefits other countries: business leaders
• Income gap among urbanites widens further
• WTO entry accelerates reform of China's economy
• China's furniture makers to fight US dumping charges
• Vice-premier: China to continue to promote development of global bamboo and rattan industry
• Vice-Premier stresses role of equality
• Renminbi services open up
• Sinochem Corp makes its move
• River dammed to build huge hydraulic power station 
• Clinton urges more contacts between US, China
• Four more cities to offer overseas banks business in RMB
• Most world top 500 enterprises run business in China
• Nobel laureate: no worry about "overheating" Chinese economy

• Six killed in US helicopter crash near Tikrit in Iraq
• Arabs wary of Bush's 'democracy' message
• Polish Major killed in Iraq, Bush democracy call
• DPRK has nuclear deterrent ready to use: envoy
• S.Lankan president actually withdraws state of emergency
• Japan to hold large naval maneuvers involving US Navy
• DPRK denounces US intention to stop nuclear reactor project
• Iraq war journalism "sanitized": British report
• Britain to further promote cooperation with China
• US to send 128,000 replacement troops to Iraq next year
• Bush signs bill for Iraq, Afghanistan
• France, Spain remain different over European Constitution, Iraq
• Two militants blow themselves up in police crackdown in Saudi Arabia
• Report says Iraq tried to reach last-minute deal to avert war
• Possible anthrax found at White House mail center

• Bush uses Saddam to justify Iraq occupation
• Shenzhen, another municipality in China?
• Sex still a dirty word in China

• Science, technology cooperation benefits China-US ties: official
• Formaldehyde linked to leukemia, lung cancer
• UK amateur historian: Chinese discovered New Zealand 2000 years ago
• China's first astronaut crowned "Space Hero" 
• Macao's fever for China's first astronaut propels donations to space tech

• NBA inks broadcast deals in China
• Handicapped Chinese triathlete to compete in Singapore
• Shen/Zhao lead Cup of China, expecting success of new routine Nutcracker

• Beijing's road traffic normal despite snow
• Shanghai makes it easier to have a second child
• Beijing in snow: photo news
• China boosts desertification control as an industry
• Beijing will build 15 sewage treatment facilities before 2008
• English test over phone draws criticism in Shanghai
• 20 firemen killed in central-south China fire
• Quake survivors battling heavy snow, low temperatures in NW China
• Cold grips northern China, flowers blossom in the south 
• City's 1st sex harassment case heard
• Single women banned from getting test-tube babies
• Massive project launched to better protect ancient tombs
• 64 students ill in suspected school food poisoning in central China