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News Archive --- Date:20040609


China

  • Chinese top legislator emphasizes parliamentary exchanges with Australia (22:43, June 09)
  • China to promote innovation in public service (09:02, June 10)
  • China to host int'l seminar on Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence (22:42, June 09)
  • HK official explains political neutrality principle of civil servants (18:53, June 09)
  • Chen Shui-bian still adheres to "Taiwan independence" stance (16:40, June 09)
  • HK banks urged to check for terrorist links (11:06, June 09)
  • Legislators to ratify convention on POPs (09:06, June 09)
  • Cash reward offered to one-child families (16:50, June 09)
  • Li Changchun calls for concrete measures to educate juveniles (08:46, June 09)
  • Chinese state councilor urges full preparations for world heritage conference (10:02, June 09)
  • Chief of PLA General Staff meets Croatian guests (08:36, June 09)
  • Chinese DM meets Greek Air Force Chief of Staff (08:37, June 09)
  • China to launch large-scale survey on forestry construction (08:39, June 09)
  • Senior leader urges efforts to enhance religion work  (11:02, June 09)
  • Senior leaders call on nationwide learning of model policewoman (08:42, June 09)



  • Business

  • China, Russia sign investment contracts worth US$700 million (22:59, June 09)
  • FAW plans to sell 1 million of own car model in 2008 (22:58, June 09)
  • China faces up to power shortage (22:58, June 09)
  • World Bank offers loans of US$128m to China (22:56, June 09)
  • China, Greece to cooperate in Olympic tourism promotion (22:56, June 09)
  • Chinese commercial development blueprint tightens shopping-mall building (22:55, June 09)
  • China introduces quota system to curb excessive mining of wolfram ore (18:56, June 09)
  • HK plans to implement construction waste scheme in 2005 (18:56, June 09)
  • Citigroup sets foot in China's insurance market  (17:23, June 09)
  • China's two oil giants raise prices of refined oil  (16:17, June 09)
  • Cooperation between China and world's leading forex market launched (16:16, June 09)
  • Transnational corporations in China (16:45, June 09)
  • DaimlerChrysler to invest 1b euros in China (15:36, June 09)
  • New co-op opportunity emerging between China's Pan-Pearl River Delta and ASEAN (14:00, June 09)
  • ASEAN-China trade, economic cooperation has huge potential (14:00, June 09)
  • New rules for foreign design companies issued (13:59, June 09)
  • China urges France to boost bilateral trade ties (12:13, June 09)
  • China inputs vigor to world's growth: Michael Dell (12:10, June 09)
  • Traders hail new export rebate policy (14:41, June 09)
  • Risk management upgrading urged (10:51, June 09)
  • Volvo driving for tripling of auto sales (10:48, June 09)
  • Report supports market status (10:46, June 09)
  • Ex-factory prices of gasoline, diesel raised (09:07, June 09)
  • China becoming bazaar for multinational buyers (16:52, June 09)
  • Private companies enter China's civil aviation (08:20, June 09)
  • World car mogul to start sales in China next year (08:21, June 09)
  • Toyota to begin sales of Lexus luxury cars in China (08:23, June 09)



  • World

  • Musharraf: Pakistan attaches great importance to relations with China (22:49, June 09)
  • 8 foreigners killed in clash with Pakistani forces (18:52, June 09)
  • Iran urged to cooperate with IAEA (14:32, June 09)
  • Sri Lankan airforce plane crashes (14:25, June 09)
  • China, Poland to build friendly, cooperative partnership  (12:36, June 09)
  • Russia factory to modernise India warplanes (11:14, June 09)
  • Russia, Belarus believe in Union potential: Fradkov (11:27, June 09)
  • Washington prepares for Reagan's funeral  (09:34, June 09)
  • China says new Iraq resolution constitutes a milestone (09:11, June 09)
  • Passports sold to al-Qaeda by corrupt S. Afrian officials  (09:53, June 09)
  • Nuke talks in "substantial period"  (09:52, June 09)
  • Former Yukos chief Khodorkovsky to face trial next week  (09:52, June 09)
  • UN endorses Iraq resolution  (09:52, June 09)
  • COMESA summit concludes with call for integration of Africa (09:51, June 09)
  • 21 Taliban remnants killed, 40 arrested in Afghanistan (09:51, June 09)
  • Poland pledges active efforts to help build EU-China relations (09:51, June 09)
  • G-8 leaders arrive for summit (09:50, June 09)
  • Bush, Koizumi discuss Iraq, DPRK (09:50, June 09)
  • China, Poland sign joint statement  (11:03, June 09)
  • Chinese and Polish presidents discuss bilateral cooperation   (11:03, June 09)
  • Albanian president reiterates commitment to one-China policy  (08:06, June 09)



  • Opinion

  • Germany, Japan demonstrate different approaches to wartime history (22:45, June 09)
  • Licence auction violates rights (14:49, June 09)
  • Bountiful harvest to hasten reform (14:48, June 09)
  • Grass-roots elections vital (14:47, June 09)



  • Sports

  • Olympic flame shines in Beijing  (18:46, June 09)
  • China TV audience love Yao Ming and soccer best: survey (15:03, June 09)
  • Montgomery accused of doping violations (14:32, June 09)
  • Liu Qi meets Greek Minister of Tourism  (14:24, June 09)
  • Bekele, Dragila break world records (12:13, June 09)
  • Olympic torch relay Beijing leg starts  (10:15, June 09)



  • Science & Technology

  • Chinese scientists, reporters to explore Amazon heartland  (16:48, June 09)
  • Intel, Shanda to jointly develop digital home technology (11:04, June 09)
  • Chess queen loses in computer match  (11:03, June 09)
  • China, Italy sign IP cooperation agreement (08:26, June 09)
  • First world geopark conference to be held in Beijing (08:28, June 09)
  • Li Changchun calls for concrete measures to educate juveniles (08:48, June 09)



  • Life

  • Ancient City of Lijiang: Haven of peace for urban people (16:49, June 09)
  • Cathay Pacific airliner makes emergency landing for engine trouble (16:43, June 09)
  • Market explosion leaves two dead (16:43, June 09)
  • Historical Shanghai church reborn Christian (14:44, June 09)
  • Car owner brings Bentley to court (13:55, June 09)
  • 6 mln hectares of Chinese farmland plagued by drought (13:53, June 09)
  • Effective measures urged to save water (12:26, June 09)
  • Help coming in for AIDS orphans (12:26, June 09)
  • Netizens recommend red-crowned crane to be national bird (08:35, June 09)
  • Chinese netizens recommend panda to be Olympic mascot (08:34, June 09)
  • Aging population poses tough challenges for China (12:25, June 09)
  • Air China to expand its fleet with 19 new planes (08:31, June 09)
  • Death toll rises to 15 in SW China landslide (08:30, June 09)
  • Cash reward for future one-child couple (08:28, June 09)



  • Photo

    Chess queen loses in computer chess match

    World chess champion Zhu Chen plays with portable computer "Star of Unisplendour" June 8, 2004 in Beijing. The computer, newly-developed by top Chinese IT company Tsinghua Unisplendour Corporation Ltd, is installed with software programs developed from chess specialists and top players. Zhu Chen lost the first game and will play a second game on June 12.

    Chinese, Polish presidents hold talks

    Visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao (L) shakes hands with his Polish counterpart Aleksander Kwasniewski at the solemn welcome ceremony in Warsaw, Poland, June 8, 2004. Hu's visit marks the first state visit to Poland by a Chinese president since the two countries established diplomatic relations 55 years ago.

    Jia Qinglin urges efforts to enhance religion work

    Jia Qinglin, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), shakes hands with participants attending a seminar in religion work among provincial leaders.

    President Hu arrives in Poland for state visit

    Chinese President Hu Jintao (L) shakes hands with a Polish official upon arrival at an airport in Warsaw, capital of Poland, June 8, 2004 for a two-day state visit. This was the first visit to Poland by a Chinese head of state 55 years after the two countries established the diplomatic relations.

    Netizens recommend red-crowned crane as national bird

    About 1.6 million Chinese netizens recommended the red-crowned crane to be the national bird through an Internet survey which was wound up by June 8. The survey, launched by the Chinese Wildlife Animals Protection Association, China News Service and 20 other news organizations, received 2.5 million votes from Chinese netizens at home and abroad from May 16 to June 7. About 1.6 million votes recommended the red-crowned crane to be national bird.

    Olympic torch relay Beijing leg starts

    Yu Zaiqing, vice-president of the Chinese Olympic Committee and a member of the International Olympic Committee, holds up the 2004 Athens Olympic torch leaves the Great Hall of the People to start the torch relay in Beijing, China, June 9, 2004. A total of 148 torchbearers will participate in the relay, which covers 55.6 kilometers through the Chinese capital.

    Japanese sumo delegation in Shanghai

    A Japanese sumotori takes photo with a boy at the Bund of Shanghai on May 8. The Japnese sumo delegation will give two public performance in Shanghai during their stay.

    Ousted Haitian president condemns US and France

    Ousted Haitian president Jean Bertrand Aristide accuses the United States and France of involving coup de'etat in Haiti that led to his ousting four months ago at a press conference in Pretoria, South Africa June 7, 2004.

    "Passage of Venus"

    The Venus (black dot, L) passes by the sun as viewed in Beijing June 8, 2004. The astronomical event is known as the "passage of Venus". It last occurred on Dec. 6, 1882 and will happen on June 6, 2012 next.

    Putin visits Mexico

    Accompanied by Mexican President Vicente Fox, Russian President Vladimir Putin (3rd, L) reviews the guard of honor during the welcoming ceremony at the Presidential Residence in Mexico City, Mexico June 7, 2004. Putin arrived in Mexico on Monday for a one-day state visit. Putin is the first Russian president to visit Mexico in more than a century of diplomatic relations.

    Olympic torch on display

    Zhang Mao (R), vice mayor of Beijing, holds the Olympic torch with Olympic Ambassador Spiros Lambridis during the Athens 2004 Olympic Torch Display at the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall in Beijing, China, June 8, 2004. The Olympic torch relay will be held in Beijing June 9, 2004.

    Olympic flame arrived in Beijing

    Olympic Ambassador Spiros Lambridis, holding a lantern carrying the Olympic flame, steps down the hanging ladder after arriving in Beijing, 08 June 2004. The Olympic torch relay will be held in Beijing June 9, 2004.


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