Thursday, November 27, 2003

• FM spokesman on Sino-US trade disputes
• Law expert stresses validity of Cairo Declaration deeming Taiwan as part of China
• China sends workgroup to Moscow for fire accident
• China strives to enhance food safety
• 700-plus college students enlist in army
• 775 million yuan of donations received for SARS
• Chinese peacekeepers to start for Liberia on Nov. 30
• Grassroots democracy burgeoning in villages
• Tribute paid to late noted Uygur leader  
• Referendum bill prompts tougher talk: Spokesman 
• State Council approves draft revision of foreign trade law
• Premier urges compensation to people sacrificing in flood diversion
• NGOs urged to work with govt in AIDS prevention and control
• Sino-Indian relations enjoy sound development
• First official China-based UN organization HQ set up
• Official calls for learning from Mao Zedong on handling complaints
• Gov't puts illegal demolitions under the ball

• Heavy industry becomes major engine for China's economy
• Shanghai strives to regain performing art business boom
• China to initiate 6 measures to boost information industry
• China opening banking sector steadily
• China-Russia financial cooperation in progress
• More over DVD, here comes 'superior'
• Germany's Voith to expand investment in China
• China's forex reserve exceeds US$400 billion
• China Southern unit to buy five Boeing 737 planes
• HK insurance business witnesses remarkable growth
• Digital China suffers loss, but foresees full-year profit
• Bayer launchs new plant in Shanghai
• China's GDP expected to exceed 11 trillion yuan this year
• China's machinery giant reports record business volume
• Northeast China gets helping hand
• Science park to undergo reforms
• French merges into China bank market
• Sino-US trade friction unlikely to trigger trade war
• Bank to grant loans for Beijing airport expansion
• Economist warns against Sino-US trade war
• Major Guangdong grain growers to get subsidy from 2004
• Chinese anti-money laundering officials trained overseas
• Production of fireworks under strict control
• New form of Chinese aid revives Zambia's largest textile company
• ICBC withdraws from first joint bank in Shanghai

• ADB approves loan to ease traffic pressures in Xi'an
• Russian prosecutors raid Yukos again
• One killed, 12 injured in grenade explosion in Kashmir
• US made postwar Iraq mistakes: Jay Garner
• China says dialogue key to solution of Iran's nuclear issue
• Britain's Queen speaks of same-sex couple rights
• IAEA adopts resolution on Iran's nuclear issue
• Vietnam to cut tariffs on exports to China
• China, Cambodia sign agreements on economic, technical cooperation
• Pentagon sending more Marines to Iraq
• S.Korean opposition lawmakers boycott parliament session
• Chinese, US leaders to meet on December 9
• IAEA warns of action on Iran's future violations
• Saakashvili to run in Georgian presidential elections
• Roh Moo-hyun raps GNP for Assembly walkout
• China has chance to contain spread of HIV/AIDS: UN official
• New York police beef up security for Thanksgiving parade
• Japan, S.Korea defense ministers talk about DPRK, Iraq
• Ceasefire will last long: Indian PM
• Bush calls Georgia's acting president: White House
• Russia hopes Georgian presidential elections to be held soon
• News Analysis: Medicare overhaul big boost for Bush re-election bid
• Saddam moving in Iraq: US military
• CPPCC Chairman visits India's Hyderabad

• Article warns Chen Shui-bian not to juggle history
• Taiwan "referendum" runs counter to international law: Wen Wai Po
• Strengthened cooperation, common development
• Commentary: Strengthening Sino-US relations

• Climate changes to have more negative effects on mankind
• Hunan to establish 506 boarding schools for minorities
• WHO calls for collaboration in search for SARS vaccine

• China to host junior weightlifting world championships in 2006
• 2004 Olympic flame to light up Beijing
• US to help China in baseball development
• Expert predicts great potentials in Chinese skiing

• Yellow rice husks found in 1,800-year-old tomb
• Swimming for newborn babies gaining popularity in Beijing, Guangdong
• 60% HIV carriers infected through drug use: expert
• Largest freshwater lake in north China under threat of drought
• Warehouse fire kills 8, injures 3 in Zhejiang
• Ancient cups show Chinese wine culture 5000 years ago
• Females are dominant sex, primate study suggests
• Earthquake hits SW China province
• Transsexuals come out of the closet in China 
• Mummies on the move to Beijing
• Food poisoning sickens 78 students in south China city
• About 1.7 mln tourist arrivals visiting Hong Kong in October
• Painter of Chinese origin elected into French Fine Arts Academy
• Ancient Chinese zither auctioned at record price
• Documentary "Mao Zedong - A Charismatic Leader" to debut
• HK follows up alert system against infectious diseases
• South China city to open air route to Paris