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News Archive --- Date:20050204


China

  • China opposes calling Nepalese rebels "Maoist"  (17:15, February 04)
  • China steps up efforts on IPR protection (16:11, February 04)
  • S. China province to build cross-straits bridge or tunnel (14:37, February 04)
  • Liaison Office in Macao hosts Chinese New Year cocktail (09:16, February 04)
  • US National Security Council official visits China (08:57, February 04)
  • US knocked for trying to block EU arms ban end  (08:40, February 04)
  • HK customs cracks more criminal cases in 2004 (08:38, February 04)
  • Macao's chief executive appoints members of Security Forces Disciplinary Committee (08:35, February 04)
  • 300,000 Chinese servicemen donate blood every year (08:19, February 04)
  • China holds Iran nuclear issue should be solved within IAEA framework (08:15, February 04)
  • China, Russia to hold joint military exercise (08:42, February 04)
  • China hopes Sino-Japanese disputes be solved through negotiation (08:36, February 04)
  • Chinese courts concludes 8,832 IPR cases in 2004 (08:36, February 04)
  • Urgent action taken against fire ants (08:14, February 04)
  • China breaks up 249 Internet-based gambling gangs  (08:23, February 04)
  • China urges sincerity to push for next round of six-party talks (08:25, February 04)
  • China, Italy underscore closer military ties (08:25, February 04)
  • China reports more criminal cases in 2004 (08:22, February 04)
  • Meningitis brought under control in east China (09:17, February 04)
  • HK celebrity donates for aid-the-poor projects in mainland (08:36, February 04)
  • Officials stress petition work (08:36, February 04)
  • Chinese President meets with young Panchen Lama  (08:15, February 04)



  • Business

  • China to handle IC bank cards (08:15, February 05)
  • Who's chief culprit for oil price hike? (16:34, February 04)
  • ADB confident about China's prospects (15:12, February 04)
  • China's energy demands may ease in 2005 (13:30, February 04)
  • Nissan to recall faulty vehicles in China (13:27, February 04)
  • China's home handset maker unveils new mobile phone technology (13:29, February 04)
  • China expects faster growth for bank cards (13:29, February 04)
  • Sino-ASEAN trade volume tops US$100 billion (14:23, February 04)
  • China did not fund Rosneft's purchase of Yuganskneftegaz: Spokesman (09:01, February 04)
  • Private enterprises expanding quickly (08:31, February 04)
  • Giant Chinese information provider teams up with British firm (13:26, February 04)
  • Guangzhou reports lower unemployment rate in 2004 (08:05, February 04)
  • European tourism operators busy for China's Spring Festival (07:55, February 04)
  • WTO commends HK's preparations for ministerial conference (08:58, February 04)



  • World

  • 15,000 US soldiers to leave Iraq  (17:15, February 04)
  • Two US soldiers killed in Iraq (17:15, February 04)
  • Missing Afghan airliner crashed (16:52, February 04)
  • Iraqi violence resurges after Bush address (15:14, February 04)
  • Philippine rebel leader warns of end of peace negotiation (15:12, February 04)
  • Tsunami disaster worst in history: Sri Lankan president (15:16, February 04)
  • Japan confirms first human mad cow disease case (15:13, February 04)
  • Afghan private airliner with 96 on board still missing: official (13:36, February 04)
  • 28 joint war exercises between Philippine, US troops in 2005 (13:35, February 04)
  • Uzbek-Chinese ties develop smoothly (14:37, February 04)
  • World Bank to launch tsunami reconstruction with 660 mln (13:32, February 04)
  • Rumsfeld has submitted resignations twice after Abu Ghraib scandal (13:21, February 04)
  • Only 1/3 of trained Iraqi forces can combat insurgents (13:20, February 04)
  • US considering Pakistan's request for F-16 jets  (09:19, February 04)
  • Roundup: Bush's speech lets Iraqis down  (09:13, February 04)
  • Syria rejects Bush's accusations as baseless (09:11, February 04)
  • Iranian supreme leader retorts Bush's claims (09:10, February 04)
  • Sudan says no airstrikes on Darfur (09:09, February 04)
  • Bush delivers State of Union address  (08:54, February 04)
  • Israel decides to quit West Bank cities, free Palestinian prisoners  (08:45, February 04)
  • Georgian PM killed by gas leak (08:24, February 04)
  • UN chief takes disciplinary actions against staff accused in investigation report (08:40, February 04)
  • US expresses condolences over Georgian PM's death (08:38, February 04)
  • Russian PM meets Tang Jiaxuan (08:45, February 04)
  • US welcomes Israel's planned release of Palestinian prisoners (08:37, February 04)
  • US remains committed to six-party talks: spokesman (08:36, February 04)
  • Britain: N. Irish peace talks to go on despite IRA's warning (08:35, February 04)
  • Germany reiterates no direct military involvement in Iraq (08:32, February 04)
  • Saakashvili assumes functions of Georgian PM (08:31, February 04)



  • Opinion

  • US resolution reveals distrust of China, EU (17:14, February 04)
  • A Russian girl's love in China (16:44, February 04)
  • "Somalia looking forward to cordial cooperation with China'', Interview (16:14, February 04)
  • Bush's Mideast democracy dream: Commentary (16:20, February 04)



  • Sports

  • Liu Peng replaces Yuan as head of Chinese Olympic Committee (16:44, February 04)
  • Beijing says it has enough hotel rooms for 2008 Olympics (16:42, February 04)
  • Yao tops NBA All-Star game with record votes (14:25, February 04)
  • Hingis fails comeback test (09:30, February 04)
  • Chelsea extend lead to 11 points (09:04, February 04)
  • France squad for soccer friendly against Sweden (07:56, February 04)



  • Science & Technology

  • Pupils' gambling study wins high marks (15:51, February 04)
  • China prohibits students from joining in commercial activities in vacation (09:21, February 04)
  • HWL donates additional to fund HK, mainland scholars study in UK (08:00, February 04)



  • Life

  • 90% families in China feel safe (16:05, February 04)
  • Link the cultures of China and the world (15:54, February 04)
  • Text-message novels to be auctioned  (13:46, February 04)
  • The Lunar New Year show, treasure or trash?  (13:42, February 04)
  • CCTV ready for Spring Festival Gala  (13:40, February 04)
  • Prosperous China from Marco Polo travelogue reappears (09:17, February 04)
  • Volunteer's zest highlights lingual enjoyment (08:23, February 04)
  • Aged craftsmen strive to keep nianhua tradition alive (08:25, February 04)
  • Police widen dragnet for killer driver (08:33, February 04)
  • Pupils' gambling study wins high marks (09:16, February 04)



  • Photo

    Chinese-Indonesians in Banda Aceh receive donations

    Some Chinese-Indonesians carry daily necessaries in Banda Aceh, capital of Aceh Province, Indonesia, Feb. 2, 2005. The materials were the 5th batch of donations by Chinese from Medan since Jan. 25 to the victims in Banda Aceh, one of the worst tsunami-hit areas.

    Fire motorbikes make debut in Shanghai

    Firemen demonstrate new fire motorbikes in a fire drill in Shanghai, east China, Feb. 2, 2005. These fire motorbikes will be used on crowded tunnels and overhead roads. With the maximum speed of 120 kilometers per hour, the new type of fire motorbike is equipped with a double nozzle gunjet, two tanks containing 20 liters of fire foam each and a gas cylinder.

    Little calligraphers write free spring festival couplets

    Little calligraphers write Spring Festival couplets for passers-by on Renmin Road in Chaohu, East China's Anhui Province, Feb.3, 2005. With the approaching of the Spring Festival, or the Chinese new lunar year, a calligraphy-studying class organized little calligraphy learners to write Spring Festival couplets for citizens for free Thursday morning.

    Bush delivers State of Union address

    U.S. President George W. Bush pauses as Vice President Dick Cheney (L) and House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R) applaud at the start of his State of the Union address at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, February 2, 2005. Bush challenged a hesitant Congress on Wednesday to take political risks to make Social Security "permanently sound," saying the nation's costliest social program was headed for bankruptcy unless changed.

    Chinese peacekeeping police to Kosovo win UN medals

    Kai Vittrup (R), inspector general of UN specially appointed police to Kosovo adorned medal for Li Haiming, head of Chinese peacekeeping police to Kosovo in Prishtina Feb 2nd, 2005. The 19 Chinese policemen received medals conferred by Kai Vittrup, inspector general of UN specially appointed police to Kosovo and Chinese military attache Wang Debao Wednesday.

    12 Iraqi soldiers killed in ambush

    A man cried beside bodies of Iraqi soldiers who were killed in an ambush near Kirkuk in the evening of Feb 2nd, 2005. A total of 12 soldiers were killed.

    Georgian PM killed by gas leak

    Georgian civilians stand outside the house of Prime Minister Zurab Zhvania's mother in Tbilisi, February 3, 2005. Zurab Zhvania was found dead of natural-gas poisoning in Tbilisi Thursday.

    Zeng Qinghong addresses opening ceremony of China-Caribbean trade forum

    Chinese Vice President Zeng Qinghong addresses the opening ceremony of China-Caribbean Economic and Trade Cooperation Forum in Kinston, capital of Jamaica, Feb. 2, 2005.

    President Hu meets 11th Panchen Lama

    Chinese President Hu Jintao met Thursday with the 11th Panchen Lama at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on the eve of the young religious leader's 15th birthday, asking about his progress on religious and academic studies and encouraging him to learn from his predecessor, the 10th Panchen, to be "a Living Buddha with full love to the country and his religion."


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