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News Archive --- Date:20040717


China

  • Top legislator stresses parliamentarian exchanges with Mali  (11:58, July 17)
  • China hopes Austria to extend bilateral ties (11:55, July 17)
  • Senior party official meets Danish guest (11:56, July 17)
  • Beijing sacks 13 senior officials for fraud (11:57, July 17)
  • Former leader of Chinese Communist Youth League dies (11:58, July 17)
  • Art curiosities produced to commemorate 100th birthday of Deng Xiaoping (12:00, July 17)
  • Official urges to accelerate development in minority-inhabited areas (12:06, July 17)
  • Meeting held to promote sales of CPC-published newspapers (12:07, July 17)
  • Hearing on gas blowout in SW China concludes (12:08, July 17)
  • China to strengthen parliamentary ties with Austria (12:10, July 17)



  • Business

  • How to view the near-double-digit fast growth (12:39, July 17)
  • Jia Qinglin on China-ASEAN FTA (13:26, July 17)
  • China, US to explore coalbed methane resources (12:41, July 17)
  • C. China province strikes hard on economic crimes (12:42, July 17)
  • China, Thailand join forces on Yunnan power projects (12:44, July 17)
  • 1st half-year GDP up 15.4 percent in China's capital (12:45, July 17)



  • World

  • Indian school blaze kills at least 84 (14:03, July 17)
  • Strong explosion rocks Baghdad (14:06, July 17)
  • Chile to provide electoral advice to Iraq (14:04, July 17)
  • DPRK urges S. Korea to cease "military provocation" (14:05, July 17)
  • Street clashes in Argentine capital leave 30 people injured (14:05, July 17)
  • New Portuguese government to be sworn in on Saturday (14:05, July 17)
  • Peruvian justice minister resigns in protest of new law (14:06, July 17)
  • 100 feared dead in Indian school fire (12:23, July 17)
  • Australia considers mediating in NZ-Israel spy row (12:22, July 17)
  • Pakistan denies any militant training camp in its territory (12:24, July 17)
  • Cambodia's new govt vows to continue reforms (12:25, July 17)
  • Malaysian FM defends Philippine troops pullout decision (12:26, July 17)
  • One Chinese killed, another injured in armed robbery near Pretoria (12:27, July 17)
  • Bill Clinton hints at Hillary's White House ambition (12:28, July 17)
  • The Philippines remains American ally, says spokesman (12:29, July 17)
  • Pentagon creates office to deal with detainee affairs (12:30, July 17)
  • Milosevic's defense case postponed again (12:31, July 17)
  • Israeli envoy says world court's opinion on barrier "counterproductive" (12:32, July 17)
  • Netherlands, Belgium remain vigilant on possible terror attacks (12:33, July 17)
  • All five French kidnapped in southern Gaza released (12:33, July 17)
  • Palestinian Security Council declares state of alert in Gaza (12:35, July 17)



  • Opinion




    Sports

  • Chongqing cuts Asian Cup ticket prices  (18:52, July 17)
  • China vow revenge against Bahrain  (18:39, July 17)



  • Science & Technology

  • 1st juvenile science technology expo opens (12:55, July 17)
  • China to inaugurate scientific research station in Arctic (12:56, July 17)
  • Medicinal fruit festival to be held in NW China (12:57, July 17)



  • Life

  • China part of int'l photo competition on environment starts in Beijing (13:53, July 17)
  • Tropical storm injures 12 in HK (13:03, July 17)
  • Poisonous mushrooms kill four, sicken 8 in SW China (13:05, July 17)
  • Chinese cultural festival showcases "Beautiful China" to Kenyans (13:07, July 17)



  • Photo

    Travelling in Suzhou for a summer holiday

    A Chinese woman rows a wooden boat for tourists who seeks coolness on a water canal in Suzhou, east China's Jiangsu province July 16, 2004.

    Bangkok AIDS conference ends

    Thailand's Health Minister Sudarat Keyuraphan (C) hands over a symbol to Mark Waimnberg (R), a representative from Canada, at the closing ceremony of the 15th International AIDS Conference in Bangkok July 16, 2004. The 16th International AIDS Conference is scheduled to be held in Toronto, Canada in 2006.

    China helps Afghan children

    Afghan children wait for the beginning of a class at a school built with funds donated by China, in Kabul July 15, 2004. People in south China's Guangdong Province have donated 100,000 US dollars for the construction of the school, which was handed over to Afghanistan by the Chinese Embassy in Kabul on July 15. The people in Guangdong have also donated another 100,000 dollars for the development of Afghanistan's education, with one more school under construction.

    Science expo for teenagers

    A child touches a model of Didongyi, the seismograph invented by Chinese scientist Zhang Heng in 132 A.D., during the 2004 Beijing Scientific and Technological Exposition for Teenagers July 16, 2004. The exposition which inaugurated Friday provides lots of scientific and technological knowledges for students.

    NPC leader meets Malian president

    Wu Bangguo (R) , chairman of the Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress (NPC). talks to Malian President Amadou Toumany Toure at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing July 16, 2004. Toure was on his five-day state visit to China at the invitation of Chinese President Hu Jintao.

    NSB announcs 9.7 percent growth of China's GDP

    The Information Office of the State Council hold a press conference on July 16 to brief the overall operation of China's national economy for the first half of the year. Zheng Jingping, spokesman for National Statistics Bureau, declared that China's GDP grew 9.7 percent for the first six months of the year. The pace is 0.9 percent faster than the same period of last year and the fastest for the same period since 1997.

    A "rainbow" across the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal

    On the early morning of July 16, the two sections of the super cable-stayed bridge across the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal were joined successfully.The bridge stands at the south of Zuzhou city.

    Asia Cup kicks off in Beijing

    The photo shows a child plays badmintoon near the Beijing Workers' Statium on July 16. On July 17 Asia Cup kicks off in Beijing.

    NBA star in China

    NBA basketball star Jermaine O'neal (L) from Indiana Pacers directs to young players after a basketball final in Shanghai, China, July 16, 2004. He watched the match, cheered for both teams and demonstrated the playing skills for these young players.

    River drifting

    A group of people float downstream in a raft as they take part in a drifting contest at a river in Enshi, central China's Hubei province July 16, 2004. Some 560 participants challenged the swift current on the 38.5 km-long river course to enjoy the outdoor extreme game.


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