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News Archive --- Date:20040810


China

  • Chinese caught in deadly Istanbul blasts  (20:23, August 10)
  • Ex-Beijing top road official detained (20:03, August 10)
  • China enlists Pacific island countries as tourist destinations (14:35, August 10)
  • Pacific leaders reiterate adherence to One-China policy (14:34, August 10)
  • Lawmakers draw up first bill for farmers (09:54, August 10)
  • Personages in Taiwan: Fascist environment is forming in Taiwan (09:59, August 10)



  • Business

  • China's industrial production up 15.5 percent in July (20:17, August 10)
  • Beer, beverage equipment expo to be held in Beijing (20:17, August 10)
  • JP Morgan Chase: China's economy in fast track of soft landing (20:15, August 10)
  • ESS product to vie with VCD players (16:22, August 10)
  • Mobile phone banking hits market  (16:01, August 10)
  • Equal treatment for foreign labor business (15:49, August 10)
  • Sino-German testing institute for cosmetics (15:50, August 10)
  • Efforts to combat money laundering (16:21, August 10)
  • Beijing, HK economies get closer (13:44, August 10)
  • Biz Weekly Highlights: A China practice (09:49, August 10)
  • Tianjin setting up trade park in US (08:47, August 10)
  • China's exports of high-end color TV grow hugely in first half (08:47, August 10)
  • HK foreign currency reserve stands at 118 bln USD in July (08:03, August 10)
  • Shanghai Stock Exchange applies new computer technique (08:04, August 10)
  • OPEC oil prices close to US$40 per barrel (08:44, August 10)
  • Cyberport brings HK gov't 214 mln US dollars revenue (08:06, August 10)
  • HK, Iceland sign air services agreement (08:07, August 10)
  • 2004 Hong Kong EC0-Business Awards launches in HK (08:09, August 10)



  • World

  • US embassy in Sri Lankan capital closed  (20:54, August 10)
  • Philippines, US strive to repair strained relations  (19:39, August 10)
  • US pledges aid to 9/11 trial in Germany  (19:40, August 10)
  • Hun Sen meets Myanmar PM Khin Nyunt  (19:43, August 10)
  • Russia calls for revival of military ties with Georgia  (19:44, August 10)
  • Lebanese hostage released in Iraq  (19:45, August 10)
  • 17 killed in boat mishap in Nigeria  (19:47, August 10)
  • 7 women die in Zambian roadside horror  (19:48, August 10)
  • Full Ivory Coast cabinet meets for first time in months  (19:55, August 10)
  • Pacific Forum leader: China's role welcomed (15:59, August 10)
  • Lee Hsien Loong announces list of new cabinet (15:58, August 10)
  • Iran must abandon nuclear ambitions: Bush (15:56, August 10)
  • OSCE to monitor US presidential election (13:37, August 10)
  • Bush says "good progress" made in stabilizing Najaf (13:39, August 10)
  • Koizumi says not to visit war criminal shrine this year (13:40, August 10)
  • Sudan appoves Darfur "action plan"  (11:05, August 10)
  • Deadly blasts hit Turkey hotels (10:45, August 10)
  • EU mission sees abuses but not genocide in Darfur (10:33, August 10)
  • Singapore PM hands in his letter of resignation   (09:39, August 10)
  • Asia's biggest gay party starts in Singapore (08:53, August 10)
  • Iraq cleric vows fight to death vs. US (08:48, August 10)
  • Car bomb blast kills seven in Iraq (08:50, August 10)
  • FBI warns of terrorist attacking on cities using helicopters, cars  (08:30, August 10)
  • Nigeria calls for improved relations with US air force  (08:21, August 10)
  • Uganda commends China for economic development  (08:14, August 10)
  • US expresses satisfaction at Indo-Pak composite dialogue  (08:15, August 10)
  • US rejects India's request for exemption from fingerprinting  (08:17, August 10)
  • Kidnapped Iranian diplomat "alive and well": FM  (08:17, August 10)



  • Opinion

  • Macro-control tightened to achieve anticipated goal of socio-economic development (17:34, August 10)
  • Mechanical and electrical product exports to top US$300 billion (09:48, August 11)
  • Double-handed measures needed for expanding rural consumption (09:55, August 10)
  • Meeting the President of a world-class university
    -An interview with President of the University of Michigan, Ms. Mary Sue Coleman
      (09:45, August 10)
  • Sino-Indian ties warming up (09:18, August 10)
  • Lu's remarks reveal Taiwan cultural fascism (09:11, August 10)



  • Sports

  • Olympic Notebook: Tallest Yao offers easiest access for media (20:22, August 10)
  • IOC president Rogge lists four threats to Olympics (08:33, August 10)
  • China tips German women footballers "very strong" (08:32, August 10)
  • Asian Cup helps China draw more publicity: Blatter (08:30, August 10)
  • Former Olympic champ predicts China to win five shooting golds (08:30, August 10)
  • IOC: construction suspension not to affect Beijing's preparations (08:26, August 10)
  • FIFA chief: China good future World Cup host  (08:22, August 10)



  • Science & Technology

  • Ranking of Chinese colleges, universities draws wide attention (20:20, August 10)
  • HKPC launches new division to support IT industry (20:19, August 10)
  • 250 million-year-old cliff pictures discovered in SW China  (17:27, August 10)
  • China denies 'Asian standard' for Linux (16:16, August 10)
  • Philosophy is the talk of town in Beijing (13:48, August 10)
  • China to hold World Congress on Mountain Medicine (08:14, August 10)
  • Who should keep an eye on 'psychos': Experts (08:45, August 10)
  • Scientist founder of China's "Silicon Valley" passes away (08:18, August 10)



  • Life

  • HK Disneyland to combine Western, Chinese cuisine (20:18, August 10)
  • Charges laid in lover's attack (16:19, August 10)
  • Family doubts suicide finding (16:22, August 10)
  • Rising deaths cause concern about production safety in Beijing (16:23, August 10)
  • New traffic law under fire in Beijing (16:08, August 10)
  • Chinese to send 550b sms this year (16:08, August 10)
  • Expert reveals true age of Shanghai (16:07, August 10)
  • Beijing airport expansion takes off (16:07, August 10)
  • Moon cakes reminiscent of fable (13:46, August 10)
  • Tom Cruise's "Collateral" tops at weekend's North America box office (10:38, August 10)
  • Red Cross distributes 8.5 mln yuan to disaster-hit areas (08:06, August 10)
  • Lack of sex education spurs childhood psychological problems, say experts (08:02, August 10)
  • Coal mine runners detained over gas explosion in N. China (08:03, August 10)
  • 7 persons arrested in HK for attempt conspiracy to defraud (08:05, August 10)



  • Photo

    Show on Deng's life opens in Beijing

    An elderly man visits a grand exhibition on the life of late leader Deng Xiaoping in the China National Museum at the east side of the Tian'anmen Square in Beijing August 10, 2004. The exhibition is to commemorate the 100th aniversary of birth of Deng. The show, opened on August 10, will last until September 15. (newsphoto)

    Athens Olympic venues

    Panorama view of the soccer stadium in Patrai, Greece, Aug. 9. Chinese women Olympic football team will play against Germany here on Aug. 11 in the 2004 Olympic Games.

    Heavy rain hit Zhengzhou

    People walk on a waterlogged street in Zhengzhou, capital of central China's Henan Province, Aug. 9, 2004. A heavy rain hit the city on Monday, causing a severe flood.

    Sudanese FM: Darfur crisis should be resolved by Sudanese themselves.

    Sudanese Foreign Minister Mustafa Osman Ismail (L) speaks at a press conference in Cairo, capital of Egypt, Aug. 9, 2004. Ismail reiterated that the Darfur crisis should be resolved by Sudanese themselves.

    Chinese athletes in Athens

    Chinese fencer Zhangli chooses souvenirs in the Olympic Village in Athens, Greece, August 9, 2004.

    ISAF command handed over to Eurocorps in Afghanistan

    Outgoing Commander of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), Canadian Lieutenant General Rick Hillier (L) signs the document during a ceremony to transfer ISAF authority from Canada to the Strasbourg-based Eurocorps, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Aug. 9 2004. Rick Hillier handed over ISAF command to his in-coming counterpart, French Lieutenant General Jean-Louis Py (R), commander of Eurocorps, on Monday.

    World's oldest blunderbuss

    A copper blunderbuss collected by the Mengyuan Cultural Museum of north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The discovery and the authentication of the blunderbuss was first announced during the 10th International Conference on the Chinese Science History held recently in Harbin, capital of northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. The blunderbuss is the oldest of its kind in the world hitherto. According to scientists, it was made in 1298. The well-preserved blunderbuss weighs 6,210 grams with the total length of 34.7 cm. Two lines of the official language used in ancient China's Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) were inscribed on the surface.

    South Koreans call for peace between Israel and Palestine

    South Koreans holding a banner reading "May the love and forgiveness flow like a river on this land" pass an Israeli checkpoint linking Jerusalem and Bethlehem during a peace rally Aug. 9, 2004. Thousands of South Koreas attended the rally calling for the realization of peace between Palestine and Israel.

    Outgoing Singapore's PM Goh Chok Tong

    Singapore's Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong smiles as he shares a light moments with reporters during a news conference held just after the city-state's independence Day celebrations on Monday Aug. 9, 2004 in Singapore. Goh will hand over the top job to his deputy Lee Hsien Loong on Thursday in Singapore's second transition of power since independence in 1965. (AP Photo)

    Nightclub fire in Lhasa

    Girls in traditional costumes of the Yi Nationality perform folk dance of the Yi Nationality in Chuxiong, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Aug. 9, 2004. The First Folk Culture Exposition of Yunnan Province and the Flambeau Festival of the Yi Nationality in Chuxiong began on Aug. 9. Folk artists from across Yunnan Province attended the event. Firefighters are busy in putting out fire in a nightclub in Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region Aug. 9, 2004. A fire broke out at 9:04 a.m. Monday at the nightclub(040809) -- LHASA, Aug. 9, 2004 (Xinhua) -- Firefighters are busy in putting out fire in a nightclub in Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region Aug. 9, 2004. A fire broke out at 9:04 a.m. Monday at the nightclub, a two-story building attached to the Niwei Nationality Opera House in downtown Lhasa. Two people have been confirmed dead and Investigations into the cause of the fire is now underway.

    Chinese Olympic Delegation holds flag-raising ceremony

    The Chinese national flag is hoisted at the Athens Olympic Games village August 9, 2004. More than 130 Chinese delegates, who have arrived in Athens yesterday, sing the national anthem during the flag raising ceremony. (Xinhua)

    Folk culture expo held in Yunnan

    Girls in traditional costumes of the Yi Nationality perform folk dance of the Yi Nationality in Chuxiong, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Aug. 9, 2004. The First Folk Culture Exposition of Yunnan Province and the Flambeau Festival of the Yi Nationality in Chuxiong began on Aug. 9. Folk artists from across Yunnan Province attended the event.

    Athens Olympic mascots Athena and Phevos.


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