Saturday, December 06, 2003

• WWII Japanese chemical weapons in China explained: Interview
• China putting on a brave "Third Front'
• Chinese FM talks with US Secretary of State over phone
• Chinese vice-president meets Oman guests
• State councilor meets Asian education forum initiators

• Chinese delegation ready for soybeans shopping in US
• Improving GDP calculation and release system
• Haier ranked the most valuable Chinese brand

• China ready to resume embassy work in Baghdad
• Bush names former US secretary of state as Iraq debt envoy
• Sudanese rebels visits Khartoum for first time in 20 years
• US soldier, three Iraqis killed in bomb attack in Baghdad

• Toyota car ads belittle dignity of the Chinese nation 
• Commentary: Taiwan treads tightrope
• Commentary: 'One China' will be defended at all costs
• Opinion: Grain price hikes no cause for alarm

• Farewell to teacher's old friends: chalk and ferule
• Delphi to establish new technical centre in Shanghai
• New Zealand pledges to better protect int'l students

• Beijing 2008 Olympic logo's rights stir debate

• Chinese youth in urgent need of sexual knowledge
• China opens doors for Miss World contest
• Shanghai Maglev announces service expansion
• Beijing protects minors through legislation
• 86 students poisoned after having lunch in NE China