Monday, November 24, 2003

• Govt retrieves defaulted pay for migrant workers
• Premier Wen Jiabao meets Japanese guests
• FM spokesman: Georgia's situation internal affairs
• China suspends 673 state-run papers from publication
• Hong Kong poll sets records for turnout, votes 
• Judge sows seeds of lawmaking dispute
• Sino-US friendship benefits both countries, Asia, world
• Premier Wen says his responsibility "heavy"
• Police crash major serial murder cases
• Chinese defense minister meets Brazilian guests

• CAAC, Airbus sign MOU on flight safety
• BOC's individual forex savings on mainland hit 49 bln dollars
• Emirates to launch passenger flights to Shanghai
• Beijing court rejects Toyota lawsuit against Chinese firm
• Standard Chartered looks for partners
• China near to agreeing state bank bail-outs
• Solar energy brings a bright new world
• China's grain and oil supply, feel at ease
• Wen Jiaobao: financial reform most crucial part of economic reforms
• BOC, ICBC may list in '05 or '06
• China-US trade spat further frayed
• Call made to open bond market
• Overseas investment in power needs strong boost
• Fledgling M&A market to bloom in five years
• 3 export zones open in Shanghai
• Wen calls for consultation to tackle Sino-US textile issue
• Premier Wen on China's economic system
• Major US insurer moving to Chongqing
• Actuate Corporation to enter Chinese market

• Libyan to be jailed for over 20 years for Lockerbie bombing
• China attaches importance to constructive, cooperative partnership with India: CPPCC Chairman
• S. Korean navy fires at DPRK boat
• Int'l community welcomes Shevardnadze's resignation
• Poll says US voters evenly split on Bush
• India-China relations quite mature: Indian FM
• Georgia's new leader says Shevardnadze left Georgia
• Fire kills 32 foreign students in Moscow, including Chinese
• Japan, US to co-produce next-generation anti-missile missiles
• Georgia's New Leaders Win Backing from Washington
• US gives up insistence that Iran violates NPT
• Five US soldiers killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
• China, India to further cooperation, exchanges: CPPCC chairman 
• CPPCC Chairman arrives in New Delhi
• Japan mulls sending ASDF to Iraq by year end
• India test fired successfully "Brahmos" missile
• Iraq's government appoints envoy to Washington
• Georgian president announces resignation

• Infant education: the earlier, the better?
• Bush's UK visit fails to meet his wishes: Commentary
• Trade move by US government is 'poll ploy': Opinion
• US seeks out shadowy enemy: News analysis

• 58 Chinese scientists elected CAS academicians
• Space tech to help monitor China's huge water project
• China expects 2.8 million college graduates in 2004
• "Sea of death" is rich in sylvite resources
• Sino-US research center for sustainable development of animal husbandry inaugurated

• Chinese takes all-around title at gymnastics Asians  
• Chinese figure skaters settle for silvers as Russia shine on home ice
• Tsinghua takes plunge with unique diving class
• Strong pitch for Chinese baseball

• Chinese stamps win prizes at Asia stamp expo
• Literary witness to century of turmoil
• China has million golf fans, half courses losing
• Gas blast leaves 14 dead, 9 missing in Henan
• Public knows little about wildlife: Survey
• Sex writer creates a stir, gains a following
• Female drug addict executed for robbery, murder
• Feature: A day for Hongkongers to exercise political right
• Traffic accident claims four lives in NW China