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News Archive --- Date:20041101


China

  • 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)



  • Business

  • 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)



  • World

  • 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)



  • Opinion

  • If Bush wins, neocons win (12:12, November 01)
  • US strategy to be blamed: former senior Chinese official (12:26, November 01)



  • Sports

  • Chinese sports to cooperate with Australia in preparation for 2008 (16:50, November 01)
  • Beijing inaugurates Olympic Press Center (14:42, November 01)
  • Ma, Zhang winners in World Cup (09:07, November 01)
  • Olympic officials upbeat about 2008 Games (08:31, November 01)
  • Zhang Yining crowned at World Cup   (09:29, November 01)
  • Ma Lin retains World Cup title   (09:29, November 01)
  • Athens Games debriefing opens in Beijing (08:28, November 01)



  • Science & Technology

  • Asteroid named after noted mathematician (20:40, November 01)
  • French university recruits MPA students in China (20:31, November 01)
  • Design for new carrier rocket completed (20:30, November 01)
  • China's technology market develops rapidly (16:48, November 01)
  • Embryo transplant to preserve wild yaks launched in Tibet (16:03, November 01)
  • Chinese cancer patients reach 1.8 mln (13:40, November 01)
  • China's first liver cell transplant successful (13:53, November 01)
  • Researchers tackle population problem (13:54, November 01)
  • China plans to send two men to space in 2005 (08:32, November 01)



  • Life

  • 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)



  • Photo

    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.

    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)

    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.

    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.

    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.

    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.

    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.

    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.

    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)

    UN appeals for safety of abducted workers

    A TV grab showing the three UN employees held hostage by a breakaway Taliban group at an undisclosed location in Afghanistan. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)


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