Friday, November 28, 2003

• China, EU hold dialogue on human rights
• Any attempt to separate Taiwan from China will not be tolerated: official
• China to raise cooperation with neighbors to new level: official
• Crackdown on illegal land use pays off
• 2 sentenced to jail terms for causing disturbances on Tian'anmen Square  
• HK official calls for social cohesion promotion
• Beijing in the dark about US case on spy
• Print media reform stops mandatory subscription
• China, Russia to jointly fight border drug problem
• Taiwan passes watered-down referendum bill 
• Yang Liwei, Yao Ming among Top ten young people of 2003
• Chinese sue Japan, firm over slave labour in war time

• Exclusive: Infrastructure construction, solution to peasants' income increase
• Macao's economy tipped high growth in 2004
• China, Russia to enhance financial ties
• HK GDP grows by 4 percent in 3rd quarter of 2003
• NE rejuvenation in operation, NE office to be established
• Brewery plans 21% stake sale
• Pacific Coffee brews mainland expansion
• Liquefaction project on track
• Power plant focuses on 'green' tech
• China encourages mass urban migration
• Sino-Russian border trade calls for better services
• TV makers fighting together over US anti-dumping tariffs
• Two new expressways to link Beijing, Tianjin
• Expert praises yuan stability policy
• Launch of new funds 'may take longer'
• Gov't-approved condom ads aired for first time
• HK to create better environment for business
• Battery manufacturers to take more environmental responsibility
• 80 percent profit of Volkswagen comes from China
• HK, Britain agree on air traffic rights expansion
• Ericsson highly values China's role as global supply hub
• BMW to launch China-made 5-series in China

• CPPCC Chairman holds talks with Sri Lankan PM
• Pakistan-India ceasefire, start of peace process: Musharraf
• Chinese team begins work on Moscow fire aftermath
• Bush's brother has US$400,000 contract with Chinese firm
• Washington cautions Taipei separatists
• Vajpayee does not rule out meeting with Jamali
• British, Irish PMs to meet over Northern Irish poll
• CPPCC Chairman starts visit to Sri Lanka 
• 47 African countries expected to attend Sino-Africa forum
• Bush pays surprise visit to Iraq on Thanksgiving Day 
• Explosives found at home of Al-Qaeda suspect held in UK
• Moscow's acting university rector resigns over fire

• Don't overplay tricks: commentary
• Comment: Referendum issue still needs close attention

• Millennium-old Buddhist pilgrimage now possible by proxy
• Females are dominant sex, primate study suggests

• 2004 Olympic Torch Relay route unveiled
• Top skaters to compete at Beijing leg of World Cup short track

• Chinese websites mark Mao Zedong's 110th anniversary of birth
• Showdown on plastic bag charge
• Guangzhou taxi drivers to get fee cuts
• Ancient Khitan nobleman "reborn" on computer screen
• Genghis Khan's portrait found on ox horns
• Air France open Sino-France air route
• Cities threaten rural heritage
• Four people injured by earthquake
• Location of China's first emperor's tomb pinpointed
• Hong Kong WinterFest kicks off
• Gov't-approved condom ads aired for first time in China