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News Archive --- Date:20040628
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Chinese FM talks over phone with Powell (17:21, June 28)
China will never seek hegemony: Premier Wen (17:02, June 28)
Premier Wen hails Sino-Indian relations (17:00, June 28)
China in dire need of intensifying public service study (14:22, June 28)
Construction of extra-large railway bridge underway in Tibet (14:07, June 28)
Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence also principles for development: Chinese premier (16:42, June 28)
China vows to ensure success of world heritage conference (13:41, June 28)
Fire news reporting system in Beijing (13:42, June 28)
Stuy on HK-Zhuhai-Macao bridge to finish by year-end (13:45, June 28)
Access to drugs key to controlling AIDS (14:20, June 28)
China, India exchange congratulations on "Five Principles" anniversary (11:24, June 28)
Religious sites along Qinghai-Tibet Railway well protected (11:23, June 28)
Chinese, Venezuelan presidents exchange congratulatory messages (11:22, June 28)
Heritage conservation remains major aim, major struggle: UNESCO official (11:20, June 28)
China demonstrates full commitment to heritage protection: UNESCO official (11:17, June 28)
China's natural gas industry to open fully to outside world (10:50, June 28)
World heritage protection an imperative task: President Hu (17:25, June 28)
China's supreme procuratorate establishes hotlines to hear human rights complaints (09:02, June 28)
Man-made waves deepen Yellow River (08:27, June 28)
Office of World Geoparks Network stationed in Beijing (08:15, June 28)
13 confirmed dead in boat accident at Yellow River Reservoir (08:13, June 28)
Election of Macao Chief Executive Election Committee members held orderly (08:12, June 28)
Tung calls for building harmonious society (08:57, June 28)
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Protocol inked for Bo-hai Rim economic integration (16:11, June 28)
China optimistic about new round of WTO talks: trade official (15:34, June 28)
China's oil import may reach 120 mln tons in 2004: expert (13:49, June 28)
Siemens eyes gold rush in power sector (10:47, June 28)
Alcatel to develop Chinese 3G tech (10:52, June 28)
Hong Kong eyes big benefits from CEPA (10:54, June 28)
SVB seeks investment chances on mainland (10:56, June 28)
China to issue high-speed mobile licenses in 2005 (11:30, June 28)
37th PBEC int'l general meeting opens (08:31, June 28)
Vice premier vows opener economic system (08:22, June 28)
Green light to overseas investment by Chinese insurers (08:10, June 28)
China's TV giant, Microsoft to cooperate in multi-media field (11:03, June 28)
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NATO Summit opens in Istanbul (17:00, June 28)
Historic day for Iraq as power is handed over (17:18, June 28)
Portuguese PM enjoys overwhelming EU support: Ahern (14:20, June 28)
S.Korea, DPRK to hold working-level military talks (13:36, June 28)
S.Korean, DPRK foreign ministers to hold one-on-one meeting (13:36, June 28)
Hundreds of thousands in Mexico march against crime (11:27, June 28)
Tanzania denies report on deploying soldiers in Congo (10:53, June 28)
NATO chief: Summit held in very important period (10:53, June 28)
Heat wave hits Spain (10:46, June 28)
Saddam to be given to Iraq police soon, CBS says (14:23, June 28)
Thousands protest against Bush's visit to Turkey (09:15, June 28)
Sri Lankan Tamil rebels set up auxiliary force: report (09:06, June 28)
India, Pakistan begin talks on Kashmir issue (08:53, June 28)
Helicopter crashes in two states of U.S. claim several lives (08:45, June 28)
US military confirms Marine missing in Iraq (13:54, June 28)
Israeli Apache helicopters strike on Gaza City (08:45, June 28)
Adamkus elected as Lithuanian president (08:44, June 28)
Kuwait PM reaffirms support for security, stability in Iraq (08:28, June 28)
CIA suspends harsh interrogation tactics: report (08:28, June 28)
Pro-western reformist wins Serbia's presidential election (08:29, June 28)
Bush pledges to push Turkey to join EU (08:46, June 28)
Israel shuts down all terminals and passage around Gaza (08:16, June 28)
Singapore PM to announce handover date in mid-July (08:16, June 28)
Iraqi militants threaten to behead US Marine -- TV (13:55, June 28)
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World heritage conference kicks off
The picture taken on June 28, 2004 shows the opening ceremony of the 28th session of the World Heritage Committee of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in Suzhou, east China's Jiangsu Province. (Xinhua Photo)
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Water crisis for red-crowned cranes
Red-crowned cranes ease their thirst at a dwindling pond on Thursday in Xianghai National Nature Reserve in Jilin Province, Northeast China. Water will be diverted from Inner Mongolia to the drought-hit home of dozens of species under State protection in the coming weeks. (Xinhua photo)
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Changhong, Microsoft sign agreement
Blue-collars are working on projection TV wall production line in the 4th Color TV Assembly Plant of Changhong Electric. Changhong Electric, based in Mianyang city of Sichuan Province in SW China, signed an agreement with Microsoft on an all-round cooperation on multi-media.
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Baros sends Czechs to semifinals in Euro 2004
A quickfire second-half double from Milan Baros sent the Czech Republic into a Euro 2004 semi-final against Greece as they crushed Denmark 3-0 in the European soccer championship Sunday in Porto, Portugal.
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China's Suzhou to host World Heritage Committee (WHC) session
The venue of the 28th session of the World Heritage Committee (WHC) to be opened on June 28 in Suzhou, a scenic city in eastern China's Jiangsu Province. With its 29 sites listed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as World Heritages, China ranks the third globally after Italy and Spain in world heritage possession.
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Athens torch relayed in London
A man carries the Olympic Torch on the Tower Bridge in London June 26, 2004. The Olympic Flame travels to 34 cities in 27 countries en route to the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.
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1st International Conference on Geoparks opens in Beijing
First International Conference on Geoparks opens in Beijing June 27, 2004. More than 500 representatives from 40 countries and regions are attending the three-day conference jointly sponsored by the Land and Resources Ministry of China and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
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Militants threaten to behead hostages
A television image aired by Al Jazeera June 27, 2004 shows a blindfolded man dressed in camouflage sitting in a chair with a hand holding a sword above his head. A Marine Corps identity card named him as Wassef Ali Hassoun and Jazeera said he was of Pakistani origin. Al Jazeera television said a group calling itself the Islamic Response Movement, the security wing of the "1920 Revolution Brigades", had kidnapped the U.S. Marine after luring him from a U.S. base. Militants have kidnapped a U.S. Marine and a Pakistani driver in Iraq and are threatening to behead them unless Iraqi prisoners are freed, Arab television reported on Sunday. (Reuters)
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National popular science day
A local resident observes the heavenly bodies with a telescope during a publicity activity for the national popular science day June 27, 2004. Nearly 100 scientists offered consultation services on health and environment to the local residents at the event.
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EU-US summit ends
Romano Prodi (1st R), European Union (EU) Commission President, United States President George W. Bush (1st L) and Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern hold a press conference at Dromoland Castle, Ireland, June 26, 2004. The EU-US summit met its end at Dromoland Castle on Saturday. The US and the EU offered strong support for Iraq's urgent request for NATO military help during the meeting.
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