Wednesday, November 19, 2003

• Suspects causing disturbances on Tian'anmen Square appear in court
• China to enhance cooperation with Singapore: President
• Chinese vice FM holds talks with Kelly
• Beijing's mayor stands out from among the opinion poll
• ARATS warns Taiwan authorties against separatism
• Chinese ambassador to Russia appointed
• Hu Jintao invites democratic parties to be better advisers
• Sino-Pakistan nuclear power cooperation is for peaceful purpose
• Premier Wen holds talks with Singaporean PM 
• Chen Shui-bian's independence stance may trigger war
• US envoy Kelly in Beijing confers on six-party talks

• Allowing HK banks to do RMB business will not effect exchange rate:PBOC
• Huang Ju meets international merger experts
• IT products sales to see 30% growth
• China firmly opposes US textile quotas
• GM wants China to help promote new car 
• IMF warns US on trade steps against China
• China speeds up reform in monopoly sectors
• Merger, acquisition of SOEs by private, foreign enterprises encouraged: official
• Gold trade opens to individuals
• Energy demand set to double by 2020
• Over 2,500 Chinese SOEs yet to be closed: official
• China to regulate wedding service market
• Auto expected to be first big sponsors for Beijing Olympics 2008
• Outside ranking tells only part of China's story
• Credit card project's milestone
• US steel makers agree early end of tariffs
• IMF: Chinese currency not "substantially undervalued"
• US government to impose quotas on Chinese textile products
• China to issue new policy on auto industry
• China mulls new policies to promote diamond-based industry development

• Koizumi reelected premier,vague on SDF dispatch to Iraq
• Bush enjoys British royal reception ahead of massive protest
• Swiss president hopes his coming China visit boosts cooperation
• Brazilian Congress leaders meet visiting senior Chinese official
• Koizumi re-elected as prime minister
• Koizumi to be reelected PM in Diet this afternoon
• Exposing breasts in Fashion show sparks controversy in Thailand
• US army considers pullback from restive Iraqi town
• Russia submits to UN revised resolution on Mideast roadmap
• Japan to join important treaty of ASEAN
• Canada's ruling party leader to take power from Chretien
• ILO meeting in Africa to forge alliance against poverty
• US gov't to impose quotas on Chinese textile products
• Bush kicks off state visit to Britain
• IMF: Chinese currency not "substantially undervalued"

• Cultural relics on their way home
• CPC session draws up roadmap for China's development: magazine
• Enhance Sino-Singaporean ties
• Outside ranking tells only part of China's story

• Digital cable TV service to be boosted in China
• Science, technology university set up in Inner Mongolia
• China's DeepComp 6800 world's 14th fastest supercomputer
• IBM builds online expo system in China
• Foreign firms contribute little to technology spread: survey
• China upgrades DVD to evade huge licensing fee

• Sun Wen says she is ready for comeback at any time
• China drop third straight at men's volleyball World Cup
• Design trio get Olympic park nod

• Shanghai population 170m at yearend, still less children wanted
• World heritage photo exhibition opens in Beijing
• Egyptian treasures show popular in Shanghai
• Accidents top cause of death for children
• Hunan exhibit honours "Flying Tigers"
• Japanese sex scandal in Zhuhai to be revealed soon