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News Archive --- Date:20040812


China

  • Mexican foreign minister to visit China (19:55, August 12)
  • Deng Xiaoping: leading thinker in China's market economy (18:06, August 12)
  • CNNC: China's nuke power plants safe (17:22, August 12)
  • Premier Wen stresses efficient use of coal supplies (10:51, August 12)
  • Chinese laborers demand apology, compensation (10:18, August 12)



  • Business

  • China starts anti-dumping probe on foreign chemicals (19:57, August 12)
  • Retail sales of catering industry to exceed US$84bln: MOC (19:56, August 12)
  • Macao issues first CEPA certificates to retailers (18:09, August 12)
  • Inflation continues to rise in July (18:02, August 12)
  • Textiles link with global sourcing chain (16:42, August 12)
  • China, India ready for gains in textile trade (18:07, August 12)
  • Lenovo nose-diving into rural market (10:37, August 12)
  • Loan growth slowing down in 1st 7 months (10:13, August 12)
  • Watchdog outlines overseas listings criteria (10:13, August 12)
  • China's gold output expected to hit 210 tons (10:22, August 12)
  • WorldĄŻs top tour wholesaler kicks off China operation (10:09, August 12)
  • China's shipbuilding sector sails into new era (10:16, August 12)
  • China reports further trade surplus in July (10:13, August 12)
  • Japan elbows its way into Far East: not only for energy (08:38, August 12)
  • Mainland companies raise 46 bln US dollars by HK IPO (08:15, August 12)



  • World

  • US aircraft, forces attack Sadr's house in Najaf (21:31, August 12)
  • Lee Hsien Loong sworn in as new PM (21:32, August 12)
  • Pakistan arrests five more terror suspects (19:54, August 12)
  • Afghanistan to open 25,000 polling stations for presidential election  (19:55, August 12)
  • Portugal undecided whether to pull out police force from Iraq:minister  (19:56, August 12)
  • 50 Dominicans die at sea in deadly journey to Puerto Rico  (20:03, August 12)
  • Brazil, Peru, Bolivia strengthen integration (19:57, August 12)
  • Hamas to participate Palestinian elections  (20:00, August 12)
  • Erekat warns Israel against hurting Arafat  (19:58, August 12)
  • 23 killed as flood sweeps through southern Nigerian village  (19:59, August 12)
  • At least 72 killed in fighting in Iraq's Kut (18:02, August 12)
  • Georgia: No large-scale conflict (15:55, August 12)
  • Tanzanian opposition seeks UN involvement in elections (15:56, August 12)
  • Security Council expected to extend UN mission in Iraq (13:41, August 12)
  • Israelis believe Bush better for them than Kerry (13:43, August 12)
  • Sri Lanka's rebels request final solution with govt (18:03, August 12)
  • Fierce fighting erupts in Najaf (13:45, August 12)
  • US officer indicted for beating Chinese woman (11:24, August 12)
  • Thousands evacuate Spanish beaches after bomb scare (10:52, August 12)
  • Informal meeting on Korean Peninsula nuclear issue ends in New York  (09:51, August 12)
  • Rumsfeld pays brief visit to Afghanistan  (09:47, August 12)
  • ASEAN to play pivotal role in Asia's economic future: Najib  (09:48, August 12)
  • Georgia to withdraw force from South Ossetia  (09:32, August 12)
  • More killings take place in eastern Sri Lanka  (09:08, August 12)
  • US Federal deficit hits new record (08:50, August 12)
  • 3 Iran journalists arrested by Iraqi police: IRNA  (08:32, August 12)
  • Chalabi returns to Baghdad to face arrest warrant  (08:31, August 12)
  • Malawian president fires predecessor's top aide over graft  (08:26, August 12)
  • Korean-Americans protest against sending South Korean troops to Iraq  (08:17, August 12)
  • 4 killed, 67 injured in Turkish train-collision  (08:44, August 12)
  • Britain approves human cloning for medical research  (08:17, August 12)
  • CIA agent beheaded in Iraq: website (08:09, August 12)



  • Opinion

  • Growing energy demand plaguing China (10:41, August 12)
  • Will China's auto sector rebound? (10:40, August 12)
  • US actions speak louder than words (10:20, August 12)
  • China's development at a critical point--common prosperity or half in poverty? (09:29, August 12)



  • Sports

  • Beijing Olympic organizers make no changes to overall budget (20:50, August 12)
  • Over 170 Chinese to perform at Athens Olympics closing ceremony (20:48, August 12)
  • Liu promises Beijing Olympics can bring great changes to China (20:50, August 12)
  • 2008 organizers reconfirm commitment to frugality in venue construction (20:49, August 12)
  • Chinese Olympic organizers all praise for Athens (20:49, August 12)
  • Olympic Notebook: China is world's future in Athens student's eyes (20:46, August 12)
  • Yao bets his beard on China's top eight finish (20:44, August 12)
  • WADA chief hails China's efforts in doping control (20:43, August 12)
  • Athens tickets still selling poor (14:52, August 12)
  • All listed substances likely to be tested: IOC  (14:50, August 12)
  • Spain needs to defeat China in first Olympic basketball match in Athens (10:04, August 12)
  • Brazil hopeful to win at least five Olympic gold medals in Athens (09:55, August 12)
  • Germany enjoys scoring spree against China  (09:12, August 12)
  • Chinese men's gym team not superior than US, Japan (09:05, August 12)
  • World champion Edwards forced out of Olympics (09:03, August 12)
  • Hamm: US men's gym team ready to avenge on China (09:03, August 12)
  • Germany routs China, US stuns host in women soccer openers  (09:13, August 12)
  • Li Zhuo looks for China's first gold in Olympics (09:00, August 12)
  • Nemov tips China to win Olympic gymnastics men's team title (08:49, August 12)
  • Backgrounder: Table tennis champions at Olympic Games (08:48, August 12)
  • Biggest cruise ship sails into Piraeus for Olympics (08:47, August 12)
  • Chinese HK Olympic contingent leaves for Athens (08:47, August 12)
  • Chinese Yu Zaiqing voted into IOC executive board  (09:05, August 12)
  • Germany opens women's Olympic soccer tournament 8-0 over China (08:34, August 12)
  • Greece rallies to hold 10-man South Korea 2-2 (08:33, August 12)



  • Science & Technology

  • AOL to sell low-cost PCs to minorities and seniors (19:52, August 12)
  • Anti-SARS drug put into use in China (18:02, August 12)
  • "Probe No.2" satellite makes smooth progress in orbit measurement (15:20, August 12)
  • Datang chips into Xinjiang-SK JV (10:38, August 12)
  • Separated Filipino twins in good condition (10:31, August 12)
  • Britain approves human cloning for medical research  (10:00, August 12)
  • China to launch moon probe in 2 years (09:08, August 12)
  • Fledging govt. websites in China weakly efficient at online affairs handling: report (08:17, August 12)
  • New robot to uncover Pyramid mysteries: Egyptologist (08:11, August 12)



  • Life

  • Beijing private cars exceed one million (21:34, August 12)
  • China to improve long-term mechanism for "green" Internet (20:57, August 12)
  • Survey: One in 10 HK people may have GERD (20:56, August 12)
  • Bodyguard publishes photo album featuring "casual side" of Deng Xiaoping (20:01, August 12)
  • Year's strongest typhoon to hit east China (17:24, August 12)
  • New Guangzhou airport operates smoothly (16:14, August 12)
  • China to mark centennial of late Chinese Dunhuang studies guru (15:53, August 12)
  • Quake-jolted Yunnan hungers for relief (18:11, August 12)
  • Beijing issues yellow alert on power shortage (14:32, August 12)
  • Incentives offered to families with girls (13:57, August 12)
  • 4 confirmed dead in earthquake in Yunnan (14:27, August 12)
  • China needs its own psychology: expert (09:15, August 12)
  • Guangzhou constructs public health network (08:15, August 12)
  • Red Cross Society sends relief materials to quake-hit county (08:12, August 12)
  • Survival hope slim for trapped miners in north China (08:17, August 12)
  • China's publishing circles say no to porn productions (08:11, August 12)



  • Photo

    Olympic venues: Sports Complex

    An airship over the Olympic Sports Complex against the sunset, Athens, August 10, 2004. The Athens 2004 Olympic Games will open on August 13.

    Olympic venues: Schinias Olympic Rowing and Canoeing Center

    An overview of the Schinias Olympic Rowing and Canoeing Center, August 10, 2004. The Athens 2004 Olympic Games will open on August 13.

    Badge, badge, I want badge!

    Leonard Braun (C) from the U.S. dickers with other collectors to trade Olympic badges in Athens, Greece, August 11, 2004. In the past 18 years, Braun has collected over 60,000 Olympic badges.

    Night view of Olympic venues in Athens

    A picture taken on August 10, 2004, shows the night view of the archway at the Olympic Sports Complex in Athens.

    Chinese fencers get ready

    Chinese fencer Dong Zhaozhi (L) and Wang Haibin is in a practice session in Athens,Greece, August 10, 2004. Chinese fencing team arrived in Athens August 8.

    Earthquake hits Yunnan

    A woman takes care of his son who was injured during the earthquake. An earthquake measuring 5.6 on the Richter scale rocks the province Tuesday, killing at least 3 people and injuring hundreds more. (newsphoto)

    Women's soccer: Germany, US enjoy opening wins

    Qu Feifei (R) of China's women football team fights for the ball at the first match of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games between China and Germany in Patras, Athens, August 11, 2004. Germany took a 2-0 lead and the match is still in progress.

    Competition to speak Chinese for foreign students

    A French student (L) and a West African student perform comic dislog, a kind of traditional Chinese art, in the awarding ceremony for the Third International Competetion of Foreign College Students Speaking Chinese in Beijing, capital of China, Aug. 11, 2004. This year, the theme of the contest is "the splendid Chinese culture". Seventy-five contestants from 39 countries took part in the event.

    Rainstorm hit Taiyuan

    A woman pushes her bicycle forward in the knee-deep water on a street in Taiyuan, capital of north China's Shanxi Province, Aug. 11, 2004. A rainstorm hit the city on Wednesday, bringing coolness to residents but also causing traffic problems.

    Samoan PM meets Chinese delegation

    Samoan Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi (R) shakes hands with Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhou Wenzhong (L) as he meets with Chinese delegation headed by Zhou in Apia, capital of Samoa, Aug. 10, 2004. Chinese delegation arrived here to attend the two-day Post Forum Dialogue of 35th Pacific Islands Forum and visit Samoa.

    Goss: New CIA Director

    Member of the US House of Representatives Porter Goss attends a hearing on the "9-11" report held by the Intelligence Committee of the House of Representatives in Washington Aug. 11, 2004. US President George W. Bush announced on Tuesday that he has selected Goss to become the new director of the Central Intelligence Agency.

    Yu Zaiqing elected as member of IOC executive board

    Yu Zaiqing, member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from China, meets the press after he was elected into the IOC executive board at the IOC's 116th session in Athens, Greece, Aug.11, 2004.

    Chinese delegation holds its first press conference

    Chiefs of the Chinese Olympic delegation, answer questions at a press conference held by the delegation at the Main Press Center in Athens, August 10, 2004. The Chinese delegation held the first press conference on that day.

    4 killed, 67 injured in Turkish train-collision

    Four people were killed and 67 others injured in a train collision in Turkey's northwestern Kocaeli province, Turkish Prime Ministry Emergency Management Directorate General said on Wednesday.


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