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News Archive --- Date:20040920
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Japanese speaker underlines Japan-China relations (19:13, September 20)
Senior CPC official meets Bulgarian, Turkish guests (17:15, September 20)
Chinese vice premier leaves for visits to Russia, Sweden (15:13, September 20)
Taiwan intends to buy from America INS Dolphin (16:10, September 20)
Former land minister expelled from CPC Central Committee (09:31, September 20)
Hu, Jiang meet plenum participants  (09:31, September 20)
Namelist of CPC Central Military Commission (09:31, September 20)
Profile: Xu Caihou, vice chairman of CPC Central Military Commission (07:51, September 20)
CPC Central Committee concludes plenum (09:32, September 20)
CPC plenum adopt decision on ruling capabilities (11:15, September 20)
CPC Central Committee issues communique after plenum (08:04, September 20)
China publishes Jiang Zemin's letter of resignation (11:10, September 20)
Hu Jintao takes over as China's military chief (13:50, September 20)
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China, EU discuss industrial certification practices to enhance trade (17:26, September 20)
Chinese farmers' per capita income up 16.1 percent in first half year (16:49, September 20)
Lacoste to develop China into its largest market (16:29, September 20)
China's "going global" overseas investment shows five traits (08:31, September 21)
China Development Bank's global bonds assigned "BBB+" ratings (16:14, September 20)
Banking watchdog to levy regulatory fees (15:44, September 20)
Negative interest a headache for bankers (16:03, September 20)
China guarding against software piracy (12:39, September 20)
China becomes one of world's biggest furniture exporters (12:09, September 20)
Chinese Founder, Japanese Omron set up joint R&D center (11:25, September 20)
Global phone makers make comeback (11:24, September 20)
Telecom firm working on going global (11:24, September 20)
Russia expects high trade volume with China (08:53, September 20)
Economic control measures work well: Vice premier (08:56, September 20)
Helping hand for investing in HK, Macao (08:26, September 20)
Vehicles recalled ahead of decrees (08:23, September 20)
Foreign firms eye social security fund market (16:18, September 20)
TCL Communications to be listed on HKEx (08:12, September 20)
China's overall market sales to reach 15 trillion yuan in 2004 (08:48, September 20)
China's foreign trade to reach 1 trillion US dollars in 2004 (08:48, September 20)
China's film festival ends with expectations pinned toward whole movie industry (08:20, September 20)
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Indonesian presidential candidates face fateful day (17:36, September 20)
Tropical Storm Jeanne kills 90 in Haiti (16:11, September 20)
Russia criticizes "double standards" in combating terrorism (16:10, September 20)
Oil sanctions will harm relief efforts in Darfur: Pronk (16:08, September 20)
Senior Sunni cleric killed in Baghdad's Sadr City (16:44, September 20)
S.Korean military delegation heads for talks in Washington (15:26, September 20)
Khatami reiterates Iran's right on nuclear technology (15:11, September 20)
IAEA inspectors start investigation in S. Korea (13:42, September 20)
S.Korea launches first shuttle bus linking Seoul-Kaesong (13:45, September 20)
Several Iraqi militant groups threaten to execute 20 hostages (11:28, September 20)
Roh Moo-hyun begins Kazakh, Russian tour (11:20, September 20)
Over 100 students, teachers abducted in Napal (09:54, September 20)
Allawi: Iraq to stick to election timetable (11:08, September 20)
Colombian president gives demobilization ultimatum to paramilitaries (09:14, September 20)
Sudanese president terms countries abstaining from voting for UN resolution as "real friends" (09:15, September 20)
Mubarak calls on Israelis, Palestinians to implement roadmap (09:13, September 20)
Ratio of elderly in Japan nearly 20% of total, may hit 25% in 10 yrs (08:55, September 20)
More young S. Koreans opt to learn Chinese (08:41, September 20)
DPRK: No talks unless US drops hostile policy (08:33, September 20)
Indonesia begins presidential runoff (11:28, September 20)
S.Lankan Tamil rebels hold president responsible for delay in resuming peace talks (08:11, September 20)
Major German parties suffer loss in parliamentary elections in two eastern states (08:14, September 20)
Iran refuses to freeze uranium enrichment (08:13, September 20)
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HK first Police Service Center opens (16:52, September 20)
China's city dwellers in poor health (16:01, September 20)
"Angeles in America," "Sopranos" lead Emmy Awards (13:46, September 20)
"Sky Captain and World of Tomorrow" tops N. America box office (13:45, September 20)
Bomb threat postpones Beijing trade fair (09:03, September 20)
Potala Palace repairs done in Tibetan style (09:02, September 20)
China prepares for holiday passenger peak (09:00, September 20)
Tourists to Tibet up 98 percent in 1st eight months (08:59, September 20)
Chinese firm constructing diesel engine plant for Myanmar (08:20, September 20)
Local official denies report on explosion killing dozen workers in Guangdong (08:17, September 20)
Rock falling kills five in Sichuan (08:15, September 20)
8.3 mln HK dollars compensation awarded to crime victims in HK (08:14, September 20)
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Chinese students bag all gold medals in IOI
The four Chinese students win all the gold medals and team's championship at the 16th International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) in Athens, Greece on September 17. The four medallists are Hu Weidong (L2) and Li Shi (R1) from Hunan Province, Lou Yuancheng (R2) from Zhejiang Province and Li Rong (L1) from Hebei Province. Chinese once again sweep the gold medals in the competition since their debut in 1989.
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Chinese "spider-man" Kongfu master
Leaping over a 3.8-meter-wide gap from a platform onto the edge of an attic, Chinese Kongfu (martial art) master Ge Qiang stunts the spectators in Yinchuan, capital of northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Sept.18, 2004. Through 20 years of hard training, Ge Qiang even can leap onto roofs and vault over walls like a "Spider Man".
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Largest Chinese-run bazaar opens in Johannesburg
Some customers have a rest in the Crown Square, the largest Chinese-run bazaar in South Africa, and jointly invested by more than 100 Chinese companies, in Johannesburg September 18, 2004. The Crown Square covering 44,000 square meters opened Sunday and consists of 128 shops currently.
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Safin becomes 1st champion in China Open
Marat Safin of Russia smiles at the awarding ceremony during the finals of the China Open tennis tournament in Beijing September 19, 2004. Safin defeated Russia's Mikhail Youzhny 7-6 7-5 to win the title.
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Tour around Africa to raise fund for sick children
A Belgian pilot checks his ultra-light plane in the last preparation for the African fly tour at Saint Ghislain Airport in Belgium September 18, 2004. Eleven Belgian pilots began world's first tour around Africa Saturday, to raise fund for African sick children. The tour along the east coast of Africa, will take 30 days to reach South Africa's Cape Town. Then in February, 2005, the pilots take their homeward journey along the west coast of Africa.
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CPC Central Committee concludes plenum
Chinese President Hu Jintao delivers a speech at the Fourth Plenum of the 16th CPC Central Committee in Beijing Sept.19, 2004. Hu Jintao succeeds Jiang Zemin as chairman of the Central Military Commission of the CPC.
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Hu, Jiang meet plenum participants
Chinese President Hu Jintao(L)shakes hands with Jiang Zemin(R) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Sept.19, 2004. Hu succeeds Jiang as chairman of the Central Military Commission of the CPC.
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