Sunday, March 28, 2004

• China confident in reaching goals
• NPC to give interpretations on Annexes of HK Basic Law
• Vice-president calls for expanding cooperation with Republic of Congo
• IGC president: China experiencing sci-tech revolution
• China slams US congratulation to Taiwan authority
• Basic Law interpretation vital for stability: HK media
• Abducted Chinese worker in Sudan rescued
• Communist documents on discipline targeted by pirates
• Farmers in China's "largest barn" to enjoy zero farming tax
• HK, Guangdong, Macao intensify efforts to combat cross-boundry crimes
• Education, intervention crucial for AIDS prevention in China: expert
• China to write off huge Afghan debt
• China to shut down polluting mines

• China, S. Korea air travel increases
• AMD to supply chips for Chinese computer maker
• Automakers' profits drop in last two months
• Homophone of famous persons' names registered as trademark

• Afghanistan postpones general elections
• Australian cabinet approves new tough anti-terrorism laws: PM
• British cavers remain held in Mexico
• Ukraine to investigate disappearance of hundreds of missiles
• Israeli prosecutors to recommend charging Sharon
• Israel pushes US to accept its pullout plan: report
• Putin pledges Russian efforts for Georgian territorial integrity
• French lawyer to defend Saddam Hussein
• China, India to have strong defense ties
• Why hunt for al-Qaida top official goes in vain?
• Sudanese govt. agrees to arrest Ugandan rebel leader
• Arab world rejects US reform initiative: Moussa
• US tests pioneering hypersonic plane 
• At least 128 killed in conflict in Cote d'Ivoire
• Al-Qaeda leader injured during Pakistan's military operation

• Cooperate in seeking development: Interview
• China's foreign trade has ripple effect
• All-American, with one foot in China

• "Parade of the five planets" to be observed

• Kong Linghui wins Sino-S. Korea table tennis challenger
• I'll reserve my best for Athens Olympics, says Chinese Luo
• China beats Iran 3-1 in Olympic soccer qualifier 

• Shenyang opens three overseas air routes
• Shanghai invites int'l designing for urban sculptures
• Strong windstorm hits Inner Mongolia
• Drive-thru banking service debuts in Nanjing
• China focuses on youth in fast changing society
• College students work for environmental protection
• China launches first inside-auto pollution survey
• Professional aptitude test for children induces debate