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News Archive --- Date:20041101
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Senior Chinese leader emphasizes all-round links with DRC (20:33, November 01)
Chinese FM calls for promoting cooperation with Democratic Republic of Congo (20:32, November 01)
Most of injured in NE. China coalmine accident leave hospital (17:08, November 01)
CPC delegation leaves Beijing for Tunisia, Turkey (15:41, November 01)
China's stake in Galileo project targets "complete civilian use" (15:27, November 01)
Bribery alleged in Jilin driving license scandal (15:02, November 01)
Labor disputes on the rise in China (13:52, November 01)
China, UAE hail 20th anniversary of diplomatic ties (13:15, November 01)
Ideas sought to protect environment (13:15, November 01)
Democracy and law common goal: Wu (08:28, November 01)
Hong Kong promotes road safety (13:15, November 01)
China pledges stronger efforts to combat environmental degradation (08:18, November 01)
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China urged to speed up development of three metropolitan areas (20:37, November 01)
Collective businesses crucial to China's light industry (20:37, November 01)
HK's business expectations in 4th quarter encouraging (20:36, November 01)
Prudent fiscal and monetary policies suggested for next year (20:34, November 01)
Hainan Airlines to buy three Boeing jets with bank loan (16:41, November 01)
China's marine oil output to be up 20% in 3rd quarter (16:40, November 01)
Wal-Mart opens 40th outlet in central China city (16:34, November 01)
HK Disneyland starts recruitment (14:53, November 01)
Nanning ready for China-ASEAN Expo (14:55, November 01)
China entering into interest-raise period (13:45, November 01)
Official: China not to raise oil products prices (11:33, November 01)
Special attention necessary to three issues in the economy (11:25, November 01)
China to add 2,194 passenger planes in 20 years (10:36, November 01)
New limits set on car fuel consumption (10:24, November 01)
US trouser limits 'extreme' trade protectionism (09:34, November 01)
China promotes recycling economy (08:27, November 01)
China's reliance on imported oil grows (08:19, November 01)
China closes 1,600 Internet cafes (10:14, November 01)
Reinsurance firm confident on future prospects in China (08:11, November 01)
Interest rise aims at cooling property sector (08:18, November 01)
Top 100 companies in Chinese mainland (08:25, November 01)
Top listed firms grow with economy (08:35, November 01)
Air travel to open wider to investors (08:38, November 01)
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At least 3 killed in Tel Aviv suicide attack (20:31, November 01)
US deploys satellite jamming system (16:21, November 01)
South Korean military says three DPRK navy boats cross NLL (16:04, November 01)
Deputy governor of Baghdad killed (15:52, November 01)
Bush, Kerry in final sprint (15:52, November 01)
Hostage death reopens debate on troops (15:49, November 01)
Hopes for peaceful resolution fade (15:51, November 01)
Ukrainian PM leads presidential race, runoff ahead (14:45, November 01)
Profile: Leftist Vazquez wins Uruguay presidential poll (15:43, November 01)
Nigerians to strike over oil price hike (14:49, November 01)
Philippine rebel group announces temporary cease-fire (14:41, November 01)
KCNA: US spies on DPRK 190 times in October (15:43, November 01)
Iraqi PM expresses impatience on Fallujah amid continued violence (13:32, November 01)
US troops stop patrolling along inter-Korean border (13:20, November 01)
US investigates al Qaeda video tapes (13:16, November 01)
Bush, Kerry campaign in battleground states two days ahead of poll (13:16, November 01)
High tides put Venice sites under water (11:15, November 01)
WHO calls summit to address flu pandemic (10:44, November 01)
No one dares to replace ailing Arafat (10:35, November 01)
UN appeals for safety of abducted workers (09:23, November 01)
Romans stage anti-war demonstration (08:51, November 01)
Arafat in good health: Qurei (08:25, November 01)
Sharon says ready to negotiate with new Palestinian leader (09:16, November 01)
Former Malaysian leader returns home from abroad (08:08, November 01)
More than 80,000 young people in Thailand suffer from AIDS (08:10, November 01)
French FM stresses Israel's guarantee for Arafat's return (08:11, November 01)
Ukrainian PM, liberal challenger to face each other in presidential election run-off: polls (08:14, November 01)
At least 15 killed in explosion at Iraq's Tikrit hotel (08:16, November 01)
Botswana president wins general elections: chief justice (08:17, November 01)
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Life |
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Cancer patients number 1.8 million in China (16:33, November 01)
Qinghai offers free midwifery service for peasant, herder women (15:54, November 01)
Shanghai, Beijing ranked 1st, 2nd in comprehensive strength (15:00, November 01)
Metro trials to begin in Shenzhen (14:57, November 01)
Specialist says SARS threat lessened (14:58, November 01)
Constructin of China's longest railway ferry line kicked off (13:58, November 01)
Shanghai fast becoming modern city (12:04, November 01)
Men's health outpatient department opens in Guangxi (10:23, November 01)
Bubonic plague kills 8 in Qinghai (10:26, November 01)
Toilet renovation, life revolution (10:25, November 01)
Horror thriller "Grudge" rules N. America box office for second weekend (08:21, November 01)
Picasso's "Parade" attracts 2 million visitors in HK (08:20, November 01)
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Koizumi not to withdraw troops
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi said on Oct 31 the Self-Defense Forces (SDF) will continue to provide humanitarian aid to Iraq despite a Japanese hostage had been killed, but he did not explicitly say whether to extend the mission.
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Clinton campaigns for Kerry
Former US President Bill Clinton is greeted by supporters at a Democratic rally for the Kerry Edwards ticket and other Democrats Sunday, Oct. 31, 2004, in Little Rock, Ark.(AP Photo)
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9 US soldiers killed in western Baghdad
US soldiers try to help a buddy who was injured during a clash against Iraqi militants in Ramadi, Oct. 30, 2004. 9 Marines were killed and nine others were wounded in a car-bomb ambush in Fallujah on Saturday.
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Presidential election begins in Ukraine
Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, also Ukrainian presidential candidate, casts his vote at a polling station in Kiev, Oct. 31 2004. Ukrainians began casting their ballots Sunday in the presidential election to choose a successor from 24 candidates to President Leonid Kuchma. Polling stations are due to close at 8:00 pm (1700 GMT). Yanukovich is believed to be one of the two presidential hopefuls.
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Taiwanese protest against budget for weapon purchase from US
College professors protest outside the Legislative Yuan in Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan Province, Oct. 31, 2004, in a bid to prevent Taiwan lawmakers from approving the Taiwan government's special defense budget of 610.8 billion new Taiwan dollars (18 billion US dollars) to purchase weaponry from the United States.
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Fire fighter contest held in Shenyang
Fire fighters run to the scene of accident during a fire fighting contest in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, Oct. 31, 2004. A total of 448 fire fighters from 14 teams of the province participated in the contest on Sunday.
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5th China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition
A mechanician examines a plane of Chinese Bayi aerobatics team at an airport of Zhuhai, a city of south China's Guangdong Province, Oct. 31, 2004. The 5th China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition during which five aerobatics teams from Britain, France, Russia and China will demonstrate stunt flights is planned to run from Nov. 1 to 7.
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Ma, Zhang winners in World Cup
China's Ma Lin scored a World Cup championship hat-trick by beating Greek Kalinikos Kreangaat 4-2 while Chinese women's players continued to dominate with their eighth World Cup title on Sunday, Oct. 31, in Xiaoshan, east China's Zhejiang Provice.
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Happy Halloween
A salesman carves pumpkins for Halloween on a street in Nanjing, capital of East China's Jiangsu Province. Each jack-o-lantern is sold for between 10 and 20 yuan (US$1.2 to 2.4). Many stores in the city were selling products related to the Halloween celebration over the weekend. (newsphoto)
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