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News Archive --- Date:20040618


China

  • Chinese vice-premier meets US guest (19:06, June 18)
  • Chinese vice-premier meets Avon chairwoman (19:06, June 18)
  • British officer: basic maritime drills useful (17:31, June 18)
  • CPPCC vice-chairman meets Cypriot guests (17:14, June 18)
  • Taiwan's arms procurement plan detrimental to peace: Spokesman (19:07, June 18)
  • Collapsed coal mine resumes production (17:17, June 18)
  • Longest tunnel project at Qinghai-Tibet railway completed (10:00, June 18)
  • Party official calls for upholding revolutionary traditions (09:01, June 18)
  • Chinese experts consider setting up national account for officials to return bribes (09:00, June 18)
  • China calls for "reasonable" expectations on upcoming six-party talks (08:58, June 18)
  • Whampoa marks 80th anniversary (08:22, June 18)
  • 500 million people affected by 18 sandstorms in early 2004 (08:06, June 18)
  • West China witnesses growing interest among private sector to combat desertification (08:44, June 18)



  • Business

  • HK's GDP up 2.2 percent in first quarter (19:48, June 18)
  • Chinese minister calls for wider Sino-US cooperation in telecom sector (19:48, June 18)
  • Indonesia hopes FTA will boost export to China (19:15, June 18)
  • Hyundai to invest 740 mln more dollars in China  (16:41, June 18)
  • Autobuyers have no brand loyalty yet: survey  (15:33, June 18)
  • China urges US to ease high-tech export control (16:09, June 18)
  • Two Changes for world trade (15:08, June 18)
  • Financial sector under scrutiny  (13:38, June 18)
  • Macao Airport taps air cargo markets (11:28, June 18)
  • China-US Telecom Summit opens in Chicago (09:58, June 18)
  • China to put 6-million-kw natural gas generator sets into use next year (10:00, June 18)
  • Chalco plans to buy controlling shares of local aluminum corporation (09:54, June 18)
  • Beijing registers record high in foreign trade in May (09:53, June 18)
  • HK monetary authority warns of hedge funds operation (09:52, June 18)
  • Tax system reform on sound track (09:51, June 18)
  • Analysis: China's monetary policies are still facing challenges (08:39, June 18)
  • China's economy on path to soft landing (08:37, June 18)
  • China sees 19.35 percent drop of sedan sales in May (09:51, June 18)
  • China becomes world's leading pharma ingredients producer, exporter (08:26, June 18)
  • HK's external assets outstrip liabilities (08:24, June 18)



  • World

  • Sept. 11 panel details chilling moments on terrorist attacks (19:28, June 18)
  • Mubarak meets Palestinian PM (19:01, June 18)
  • IAEA adopts resolution rebuking Iran (19:01, June 18)
  • Anthrax found in dead elephant in Bangladesh (17:21, June 18)
  • S. Korea names new chief negotiator to alliance talks (15:49, June 18)
  • Philippine Muslim leader killed (15:43, June 18)
  • Rebel Pakistani tribal leader killed (18:49, June 18)
  • US urges Americans to leave Saudi Arabia (15:34, June 18)
  • US to increase Army troops by 20,000 (15:40, June 18)
  • Japan to join multinational force in Iraq (11:32, June 18)
  • IAEA reaches consensus on Iran's nuclear issue (11:00, June 18)
  • EU summit fails to select candidate for EC boss (10:23, June 18)
  • S.Korean president: no national referendum on capital relocation (10:23, June 18)
  • CIA contractor charged for beating Afghan prisoner to death (10:22, June 18)
  • Chinese UN diplomat insists concerns of poor countries be addressed (09:47, June 18)
  • S. Africa harbors 152,000 refugees (09:45, June 18)
  • Putin says Russia not interested in bankrupting Yukos (09:45, June 18)
  • Bush insists on Iraq-Al Qaeda link (09:17, June 18)
  • SCO members vow to counter new security threats, boost trade (09:16, June 18)
  • Cyprus gov't says Annan's reply "self-explanatory" (09:13, June 18)
  • Protest march staged in N.Sri Lanka (09:12, June 18)
  • China offers US$900 million in credit loans to SCO members  (09:20, June 18)
  • Chinese, Russian presidents meet in Tashkent  (09:19, June 18)
  • Chinese president calls for joint efforts in fighting terrorism in Central Asia  (09:19, June 18)
  • Rumsfeld defends secret detention of Iraqi prisoner (08:22, June 18)



  • Opinion

  • US needs to face truth over Iraqi war (19:05, June 18)
  • "The earlier talks on three direct links start, the better": Taiwan businessman (19:02, June 18)
  • Let enterprises play leading role in response to prosecution (14:10, June 18)
  • Tashkent summit reaps dividends (11:18, June 18)
  • New US initiative a tough sell (11:17, June 18)
  • Terrorism part of Taiwan separatist agenda (10:32, June 18)
  • US not to benefit from interfering with HK affairs (09:04, June 18)



  • Sports

  • 3 Chinese women in Wimbledon singles (13:10, June 18)
  • Zheng Jie to meet Serena Williams at Wimbledon  (08:36, June 18)
  • Rooney relieved after win over Switzerland  (09:22, June 18)
  • England sweep Switzerland 3-0  (10:32, June 18)
  • Trezeguet saves France from defeat to Croatia (08:14, June 18)



  • Science & Technology

  • Scientists "predict menopause age" (15:57, June 18)
  • Chinese meteorologist appointed WMO vice secretary-general (15:53, June 18)
  • Chinese universities call for high-level personnel (08:50, June 18)
  • 1,900 student volunteers to finish service in West China in July (08:25, June 18)
  • Harvard Business School to explore Chinese market (08:31, June 18)
  • Interview: Cornell gears up to bring century-long partnership with China to new level (08:33, June 18)



  • Life

  • Half of world's stamp collectors are Chinese (17:26, June 18)
  • Graduates learn pay reality (17:29, June 18)
  • Highway traffic accident kills 5 in Guangdong (15:16, June 18)
  • Beijing boasts sculptures made by Carl Milles  (15:21, June 18)
  • China home to 236,000 millionaires (10:37, June 18)
  • Chinese tourists to S. Africa increase by 39 percent (10:28, June 18)
  • China to tighten hazardous waste management (08:36, June 18)
  • 215 restaurants shut down for mixing poppy into food (09:35, June 18)
  • 1,900 student volunteers to finish service in West China in July (08:30, June 18)
  • China looks to tourism to help desert control (08:28, June 18)



  • Photo

    Chinese culture heritages

    An undated file picture shows the Long'en Hall of Tailing Tomb, where Emperor Yongzheng (1723-1735) of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) was buried at the Western Tombs (Xiling) of the Qing Dynasty, located at the foot of a mountain in Yi County, Hebei Province, some 120 kilometers of Beijing. Three imperial mausoleums of the Ming and Qing dynasties, which are separately located in Hubei and Hebei provinces, were added to the World Heritage List in 2000. The imperial tombs of both Ming and Qing dynasties are appreciated as unequaled masterpiece representing the ancient funeral architecture and culture in China.

    "Zongzi" king

    Two customers look at a big zongzi, a pyramid-shaped dumpling made of glutinous rice wrapped in bamboo or reed leaves at Dongan Mall in Beijing June 17, 2004. It is made of 25 kilograms of glutinous rice, comprising 2,008 small ones. People usually eat zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival which falls on June 22 this year.

    Portugal beat Russia 2-0 in Euro 2004

    Rui Costa (top) of Portugal scores a goal against an unidentified player of Russia during their second round match of Group A at Euro 2004 in Lisbon, Portugal, June 16, 2004. Portugal won the match 2-0.

    Chairman of CPPCC meets alumni of the Whampoa Military Academy

    Jia Qinglin, Chairman of CPPCC meets representatives of alumni of the Whampoa Military Academy in People's Great Hall on June 17. CPPCC holds a meeting on that day to mark the 80 anniversary of the founding of the Whampoa Military Academy. Jia Qinglin addresses the meeting.

    England sweep Switzerland 3-0

    Wayne Rooney (L) from England team plays a cartwheel celebrating his head goal at the 23rd minute of the match against Switzerland. England beat Switzerland 3-0 in the second match in Group B in Euro 2004.

    Water ballet

    Eight actresses from Russian "Pearl" dance troupe pose before performing water ballet in Beijing Aquarium, June 17, 2004. The "Pearl" actresses perform with animals in the aquarium and attracted many spectators on Thursday.

    Miss Tourism Queen International Beauty Pageant in Hangzhou

    Competitors of the Miss Tourism Queen International Beauty Pageant visit the West Lake of Hangzhou, capital of east China's Zhejiang Province June 17, 2004. 2004. The final of the Miss Tourism Queen International 2004 contest will take place here June 29, 2004.

    British royal navy fleet visits China

    Zhang Zhannan (R), commander the North Sea Fleet of People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy exchanges gifts with David Snelson, chief of the general staff of the warfare fleet of British Royal Navy, as the fleet of British Royal Navy arrived in Qingdao, east China's Shandong Province June 17, 2004. The guided missile destroyer HMS Exeter and replenishment ship RFA Grey of the British Royal Navy arrived here Thursday morning for a four-day visit to this city and a joint military exercise with the North Sea Fleet of PLA Navy on June 20, 2004.

    SCO summit meeting in Tashkent

    Leaders of the six member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) have a group picture taken with Afghan President Hamid Karzai (1st R) during a summit meeting of the six-nation SCO in Tashkent, Uzbekistan June 17, 2004. The six presidents (from R to L) are Askar Akayev of Kirghizstan, Hu Jintao of China, Islam Karimov of Uzbekistan, Vladimir Putin of Russia, Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan and Emomali Rakhmonov of Tajikistan.

    Chinese, Russian Presidents meet

    Chinese President Hu Jintao (L) shakes hands with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during their meeting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan June 17, 2004. Hu is here for a summit meeting of the six-nation Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) which groups China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kirghizstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.


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