Saturday, January 10, 2004

• Top legislator attends Spring Festival get-together
• HK, France sign immigration co-operation protocol
• Wen on relations between army, government, people 
• WHO: Big SARS outbreak unlikely in Guangdong
• Xiamen-Jinmen line opens to Taiwanese for Spring Festival

• GDP of minority-populated areas slightly above national average in 2003
• Top oilfield outlines new goal for prospecting, development
• Container terminal sets sights on world
• SJTU Sunway listed in HK
• EVD players not selling as expected in China
• Purchasing foreign goods chips into trading surplus
• Tibet sees rapid development of private enterprises
• Bank of China cuts ties with economic entities
• US trade panel OKs China furniture duties
• Three Gorges to generate 30bn kwh of electricity in 2004
• Chinese firm to build power plant in Indonesia

• US delegation visits DPRK nukes
• China, India to be focuses of Thailand's diplomacy: PM
• Palestinians may have to seek 1 state, Qurei says
• China calls for closer law enforcement cooperation in East Asia
• ADB approves grant for China to improve urban environment
• US gives Saddam Hussein POW status
• China-Vietnam border negotiations make good progress

• Plasticized human specimens on display in Beijing

• IOC Vice President resigns as lawmaker
• China's Sun to fill Radcliffe void at London Marathon
• Chinese soccer player Li Yao arrives in Argentina
• Finland names 18-man squad for China friendlies

• New weather forecast plans could reduce damage costs
• Two-humped camel seems unique to Sino plains
• 'Cellphone' tests cheating spouses
• Large ancient basement unearthed in China's Shaanxi