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News Archive --- Date:20050622


China

  • Roundup: Tsang's becoming CE meets public expectations: HK newspapers (17:17, June 22)
  • Chinese gov't never approves use of anti-viral drug for human use in prevention of bird flu (16:41, June 22)
  • 117 died of Heilongjiang flood (15:58, June 22)
  • China supports cooperation between Asia, Middle East: official (15:44, June 22)
  • Donald Tsang: from salesman to HKSAR Chief Executive (15:06, June 22)
  • China vows to vote against contentious UNSC expansion plan (12:46, June 22)
  • Japan "violated" China's sovereignty, FM spokesman (12:36, June 22)
  • China denies report on "encouraging farmers to use amantadine on poultry" (09:02, June 22)
  • New Zealand navy fleet concludes visit to Shanghai (08:59, June 22)
  • Chinese Vice FM to leave for Japan for 2nd round strategic talks (08:29, June 22)
  • Taiwan politicians sail to waters near Diaoyu Islands to protest Japan's harassment (08:27, June 22)
  • Israeli president meets Chinese FM over Mideast peace  (08:24, June 22)
  • Book on Chen Yun's role in discipline inspection published (08:31, June 22)
  • Chinese premier urges early resumption of six-party talks  (12:48, June 22)
  • State Councilor calls for more cooperation between Chinese, foreign universities (08:47, June 22)
  • Chinese president to visit Russia, Kazakhstan and attend int'l meetings (09:03, June 22)
  • Guatemalan minister visits China for economic relations: FM spokesman  (09:00, June 22)
  • CE's job a heavy responsibility: Donald Tsang  (09:31, June 22)
  • China defends its relations with Israel (08:19, June 22)
  • Three Gorges project reports 55.79-million-yuan problematic fund (09:01, June 22)
  • Parliamentary links help enhance Sino-Jamaican relations (08:35, June 22)
  • Jamaican PM invites more Chinese companies to invest in Jamaica (08:35, June 22)
  • African ruling parties laud China's reform & opening- up policy (08:36, June 22)
  • US government donates 100,000 dollars to China's disaster-hit areas (08:33, June 22)
  • China welcomes positive signals on restarting six-party talks (08:14, June 22)
  • China regrets EU decision on arms sales ban (08:05, June 22)
  • China demands Japan properly handle disputes with Taiwan fishermen (08:09, June 22)
  • Ethnic prosperity top task of China's western development strategy   (09:16, June 22)
  • Public administration should be humanistic and law-abiding: official (08:28, June 22)
  • Chinese president praises Jamaica's support on Taiwan issue  (09:10, June 22)
  • CPC senior official meets African ruling parties delegation (08:24, June 22)
  • China intensifies fight against official's dereliction of duty by institutional reform (07:51, June 22)
  • Jamaican PM to continue visit in northwest China (07:51, June 22)



  • Business

  • ADB approves 1 mnl USD for project of Southern Coastal Corridor (16:51, June 22)
  • Shenzhen Häagen-Dazs outlets punished (17:31, June 22)
  • China's economy: problems agreed, prospect disagreed (16:12, June 22)
  • Over 200 Macao credit cards at fraud risk (15:40, June 22)
  • Beijing beefs up tourist industry (15:41, June 22)
  • WB offers 180 million US dollar loan for China's infrastructure project (15:42, June 22)
  • World Bank, Britain aids south China's poverty reduction project (15:43, June 22)
  • Beijing per capita GDP reaches 4,300 dollars in 2004 (17:21, June 22)
  • Bank of Shanghai wins first approval for derivatives business as city commercial bank (13:41, June 22)
  • China needs to redefine government role for public service delivery: WB (13:11, June 22)
  • US House lawmakers press for China action on yuan  (12:43, June 22)
  • Venezuela's petroleum output below OPEC-set target (11:28, June 22)
  • Macao's gaming tax revenue soars 24 pct in first 5 months (11:27, June 22)
  • WB helps China scale up use of renewable energy (11:27, June 22)
  • CNOOC to offer US$20-bln bid for Unocal (09:38, June 22)
  • China's Haier, two US firms offer 1.28 billion-dollar bid for Maytag (11:26, June 22)
  • Four hot areas for Taiwan investment on Mainland (09:08, June 22)
  • China's non-public economy 'on fast track' (09:12, June 22)
  • Crude oil futures fall after missing 60 dollar per barrel in New York (08:22, June 22)
  • France sets economic growth target at 2.0 percent for 2005 (08:07, June 22)
  • China has 692 million phone subscribers (08:22, June 22)
  • Coke producers cut output, fix price for bigger say on world market (07:55, June 22)
  • S. China region reports trade growth with ASEAN (07:56, June 22)
  • China to annul nearly 2,500 official standards (07:56, June 22)
  • Chattel mortgage likely to be approved (07:57, June 22)
  • Property market rises in first half of 2005: DTZ (07:58, June 22)
  • Credit card transactions closely monitored in HK (07:59, June 22)
  • Africa could be next China, says mining boss (08:00, June 22)
  • HK first quarter sees outward processing exports up 10 percent (08:01, June 22)



  • World

  • Filipino hostage freed after seven-month in captivity in Iraq: Arroyo (18:00, June 22)
  • 7 Abu Sayyaf kidnappers sentenced to death (17:59, June 22)
  • Mbeki to announce new deputy president (17:24, June 22)
  • Koizumi: Yasukuni issue is not core of dispute with South Korea, China (16:33, June 22)
  • Militants fire at building while Qurei speaks (16:48, June 22)
  • Japan to give up bid for world nuclear fusion reactor (16:27, June 22)
  • Roundup: Lebanese opposition wins majority in parliamentary election (15:54, June 22)
  • US U-2 spy plane crashes in SW Asia (16:37, June 22)
  • Inter-Korean ministerial meeting holds main session (15:22, June 22)
  • Sri Lanka former gov't ally blames NGOs for breaking up gov't (15:21, June 22)
  • Norway deputy FM fly to meet Sri Lanka rebels (15:18, June 22)
  • Roundup: World condemns killing of Lebanese politician (14:38, June 22)
  • 40 militants killed in Afghanistan: US army (14:37, June 22)
  • Pinochet hospitalized for stroke (13:58, June 22)
  • S.Korean defense minister offers resignation (13:57, June 22)
  • Inter-Korean ministerial talks kick off main session (13:12, June 22)
  • Holocaust cartoons by Germans worry Jews (12:24, June 22)
  • Jury split in KKK racist killing trial (12:23, June 22)
  • Sharon, Abbas meet amid new tension (12:22, June 22)
  • US, Vietnamese leaders agree to strengthen bilateral ties (12:11, June 22)
  • Sri Lanka JVP, JHU to field common presidential candidate (11:23, June 22)
  • US, Vietnam share common understanding, but political differences remain (11:22, June 22)
  • UK smoking ban branded 'hideous' (11:16, June 22)
  • Guards describe Saddam's life in jail (11:21, June 22)
  • Migration can bring more benefits than costs if managed properly: study (11:18, June 22)
  • Spain mulls more troops in Afghanistan to guard elections (11:08, June 22)
  • Myanmar exports more marine products through border trade (11:09, June 22)
  • Poland to postpone referendum on EU constitution (11:06, June 22)
  • Romanian president hails ties with China (10:56, June 22)
  • India, Bangladesh seal border agreements, trade deals (10:54, June 22)
  • Credit card losses in Japan after US theft reach 37 million yen (10:32, June 22)
  • Bush threatens to bypass Senate over Bolton nomination (09:59, June 22)
  • Bush says he will visit Vietnam next year (08:01, June 22)
  • Insurgents using Iraqis as "cannon fodder:" US ambassador (08:02, June 22)
  • Roundup: Indonesian president's visit yields closer anti-terror cooperation with Philippines (08:02, June 22)
  • Bush, Musharraf talk about terrorism, UN problems (08:02, June 22)
  • Bush meets Vietnamese PM in groundbreaking visit (12:18, June 22)
  • EU must show it has right solutions: Blair (08:13, June 22)
  • Japan's largest opposition party leader urges Koizumi to stop visits to Yasukuni Shrine (08:05, June 22)
  • Japan-S.Korea summit fails to solve differences on history issues: newspapers (08:06, June 22)
  • Koizumi rejects pressure over new war memorial (08:07, June 22)
  • At least 7 dead in train collision in Israel, terror attack excluded (08:08, June 22)
  • Iraq calls for NATO's help to boost forces' self-reliance (08:10, June 22)
  • Sudanese gov't, opposition talk over national unity  (08:10, June 22)
  • White House urges Senate to confirm UN appointment for Bolton (08:09, June 22)
  • Moscow favors expanding dialogue between G8, China (08:21, June 22)
  • US first lady to visit Africa next month (08:14, June 22)
  • White House condemns killing of Lebanese politician (08:21, June 22)
  • S. Africa's sacked vice president in court next Wednesday (08:20, June 22)
  • European nuclear test monitoring station operates in Germany (08:18, June 22)
  • Sudanese president accepts resignation of interior minister  (08:18, June 22)
  • Israel uses meetings to improve image: Hamas  (08:18, June 22)
  • Annan calls for unity, stability in Lebanon (08:16, June 22)
  • Germany denies exchange rates focus at G-8 summit (08:18, June 22)
  • DPRK delegation to inter-Korean ministerial talks arrives in S. Korea (08:14, June 22)
  • Iran refutes US criticism of presidential election (08:13, June 22)
  • S.Korean FM regrets US criticism of DPRK (08:11, June 22)
  • Israeli military says no more restraint toward Islamic Jihad  (08:07, June 22)
  • France urges caution on children's use of cell phone (07:47, June 22)
  • French central bank urges government to respect EU deficit rules (07:47, June 22)
  • French PM describes Britain's EU rebate as relic of "ancien regime" (07:46, June 22)
  • Schroeder says European social model needs to be protected (07:46, June 22)
  • World must do more to protect civilians in armed conflict: UN official (07:45, June 22)
  • UN extends diamond, timber export sanctions against Liberia (07:45, June 22)
  • UN chief welcomes Israeli-Palestinian summit (07:45, June 22)
  • US, Mozambique sign agreement to expand bilateral trade (07:44, June 22)
  • US general says too soon to reduce troops in Iraq (07:44, June 22)
  • Sharon-Abbas summit enhances ties on Gaza pullout, basic disputes lingering (07:44, June 22)
  • One killed, 8 wounded in uproar in east Turkey  (07:43, June 22)
  • Vietnamese Embassy opens in Ankara (07:43, June 22)
  • Cyprus gov't blames Turkish Cypriots for failure of talks (07:43, June 22)
  • White House rejects new commission to probe detainee abuses (07:43, June 22)
  • Syria denounces assassination of Lebanese politician (07:42, June 22)



  • Opinion

  • Vietnamese PM's forward-looking, ice-breaking visit  (16:23, June 22)
  • Challenges, chances in sight for Tsang (11:11, June 22)
  • Why did Japan ties go downhill? (11:10, June 22)
  • From "spring of liberty" to unbearable summer  (08:40, June 22)
  • Mutually beneficial cooperation and common prosperity: Lee Hae-chan (08:22, June 22)



  • Sports

  • FIFA to send delegation to resolve Kenya's soccer crisis (17:34, June 22)
  • Kipchoge clashes with Athletics Kenya over selection for Helsinki championships (17:32, June 22)
  • Chinese diving squad to compete in FINA Grand Prix Finals (15:47, June 22)
  • EU, China in closer cooperation to promote digital Olympics (15:13, June 22)
  • Italian sports authorities seek two-year ban for Juventus doctor (14:52, June 22)
  • First patch of Filipino athelets, coaches to leave for China for training (14:49, June 22)
  • Pistons win Game 6 of Finals over Spurs (14:48, June 22)
  • Ronaldo's ex-fiancee slams gold digger slurs (11:42, June 22)
  • Mosley hits back over Michelin criticism (11:41, June 22)
  • Tigers and Lions closer to fourth CBL Finals rematch (11:40, June 22)
  • Queens of Wimbledon (11:40, June 22)
  • Big names through in Wimbledon (11:40, June 22)
  • Henin-Hardenne out, Nadal advances at Wimbledon (11:17, June 22)
  • USBA to host Chinese basketball player tryout camp  (11:15, June 22)
  • Chelsea sign Del Horno from Athletic Bilbao  (10:14, June 22)
  • NBA and players' union agree on six-year deal (11:17, June 22)
  • S. Korea's Park joins Manchester United (08:55, June 22)
  • Germany, Argentina play to 2-2 draw in Confederations Cup (08:33, June 22)
  • China out of FIFA World Youth Championship (08:26, June 22)
  • Diego Maradona paid tribute by Argentine Senate (08:21, June 22)
  • Skibbe: China and Germany at similar level (08:55, June 22)
  • Salvadorean national team striker murdered (08:33, June 22)
  • NBA close to labor peace (08:11, June 22)
  • Zhang Na takes early lead at Orient Shanghai Masters (08:07, June 22)
  • China cruises for easy 105-38 win over Thailand (08:02, June 22)
  • Sharapova begins defense of title at Wimbledon (07:58, June 22)
  • Thai Udomchoke advances at Wimbledon  (07:54, June 22)
  • Italy's Cunego out of Tour de France  (07:52, June 22)
  • BOCOG to pick up schemes for Olympic ceremonies in September  (07:52, June 22)



  • Science & Technology

  • Nobel laureate appointed honorary college professor in E. China city (16:51, June 22)
  • Solar sail spacecraft fails to reach orbit: Russian space official (16:44, June 22)
  • RFIC chips for PHS handsets industrialized  (16:36, June 22)
  • Wireless search engine CGOGO to enter Chinese market (16:00, June 22)
  • Chinese girl student freed in France (15:38, June 22)
  • World experts discuss public science communication (15:13, June 22)
  • E-game industry soars in China (13:34, June 22)
  • TD-SCDMA insiders say trial went badly (11:12, June 22)
  • Study: antibiotics not helpful to bronchitis (10:07, June 22)
  • First solar sail spacecraft launched (08:58, June 22)
  • MP3 player market tops 4.5bln US dollars (08:59, June 22)
  • HK Observatory launches new lightning location information service (08:09, June 22)
  • State Councilor calls for more cooperation between Chinese, foreign universities (08:07, June 22)



  • Life

  • CNN and BBC to broadcast Beijing TV shows for four years in a row (16:38, June 22)
  • Traces of ancient men found near Beijing  (16:10, June 22)
  • Beijing smashes largest cross-border drug trafficking  (16:10, June 22)
  • China launches 3-year-long anti-drug people's war (15:30, June 22)
  • First group of electrically operated buses goes into service in Beijing  (15:15, June 22)
  • Second case of mad cow disease found in Austria (11:32, June 22)
  • Pakistani boy camel jockeys repatriated from UAE (09:47, June 22)
  • Police seize three tons of narcotics in southeastern Iran (09:43, June 22)
  • China to make statues for former AP reporter Iris Chang (09:45, June 22)
  • Palace Museum retrieves historical data on collections (09:41, June 22)
  • China, US to train 500 senior Chinese health officials (09:41, June 22)
  • World's largest water conservancy project spurs unprecedented cultural relics preservation (09:40, June 22)
  • Bronzeware unearthed in ancient royal tombs in N. China (09:36, June 22)
  • Traditional Chinese paper, ink recast French absurd theater " Rhinoceros" (09:33, June 22)
  • Regional forum, expo for Chinese medicine kicks off in Macao  (09:21, June 22)
  • Increase of TB patients costs Tanzania dearly (09:20, June 22)
  • HK to hold 88th Lions Club International Convention (09:17, June 22)
  • Shanghai cheaper than Beijing (08:26, June 22)
  • Guangdong goods smugglers on trial (08:26, June 22)
  • Capital beefs up tourist industry (08:26, June 22)
  • Pearl River estuary seriously polluted (08:27, June 22)



  • Photo

    Contestants for Miss Tourism Queen experience folk customs in ancient town

    A total of 71 contestants for Miss Tourism Queen 2005 experience unique folk customs of the south of the lower reaches of the Yangze River by participating in an activity called "taking bride home by flier" at ancient town of Zhouzhuang, east China's Jiangsu Province on June 21, 2005.

    North China baked in heat wave

    Some military medical members bring heatstroke preventive medicine to a solider guarding at the Tian'anmen Square in Beijing, capital of China, June 21, 2005. The average temperature of north China has surpassed 35 degrees centigrade recently, while Beijing was struck by high temperature up to 38 degrees centigrade on Tuesday, and the high temperature is expected to last for two days, according to the meteorological station. With warning from meteorological station, the residents made full preparation for the coming of heat waves on Tuesday, which coincided with the Summer Solstice, the solar term indicating the longest daytime.

    Japanese university develops robot as dancing partner

    A student of Japan's Tohoku University dances with a robot partner in Chino, Japan, June 21, 2005. The robot, with a height of 1.65 meters, is developed by the university and a Japanese company. It can move in any direction with three wheels at the bottom. Equipped with an inductor, the robot can automatically adjust pas through sensing the hand moves of its partner.

    Zeng Qinghong's inspection tour in Inner Mongolia

    Chinese Vice President Zeng Qinghong (1st R) talks with locals during an inspection tour in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region June 18, 2005. Zeng made an inspection tour in Inner Mongolia on June 17-21.

    Former Lebanese Communist Party chief killed in bomb blast in Beirut

    Photo taken on June 21, 2005 shows the car of former chief of the Lebanese Communist Party George Hawi, destroyed in an explosion, in Beirut. Hawi was killed in the bomb explosion occurring June 21.

    US President meets Vietnamese PM

    US President George W. Bush on Tuesday met at the White House with Vietnamese Prime Minister PhanVan Khai, the first Vietnamese leader to visit Washington since the Vietnam War.

    Women's fashion in Tehran, Iran

    An Iranian woman selects lipsticks in a shop in Tehran June 21, 2005. It is young women's nature to dress up beautifully despite strict regulations on female dressing in Iran. Presidential candidates have promised to ease bans on women's dressing if they win the ongoing election.

    Germany edge China 3-2 in World Youth Championship

    China's Zhou Haibin (L) vies with Germany's Reinhard Christopher during the 1/8 final match at the FIFA World Youth Championship in Tilburg, the Netherlands, June 21, 2005. Germany won the match with a score of 3-2.

    A cool summer for penguins in Jinan

    Two penguins enjoy the coolness at their den in the zoo of Jinan, capital of east China's Shandong Province, June 21, 2005. The advanced system on air conditioning guarantees a cool summer for the penguins here, though the city has witnessed a hot season with a temperature of more than 35 degrees centigrade since June 12.

    Donald Tsang pledges to deliver ambitions

    Donald Tsang Yam-kuen, new chief executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), speaks during a press conference held at the HKSAR government headquarters in Hong Kong, south China, June 21, 2005. Donald Tsang was appointed as the new HKSAR chief executive by the Chinese State Council, or the central government, June 21.

    Continuing heat triggers water shortage in northern India

    A girl carries a bottle of water in a residential area in New Delhi, capital of India, June 21, 2005. New Delhi faces a serious water shortage because of the continuing heat wave in northern India.

    The hottest day in Beijing

    A bicycler wears a waterish towel to cool himself down in Beijing, capital of China, June 21, 2005. The highest temperature stood at 38 degrees centigrade in Beijing on June 21, the hottest day so far this summer.

    Chinese premier welcomes PM of ROK

    Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao (L) accompanies South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan in reviewing the honor guard of the three services of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in Beijing, capital of China, June 21, 2005. Wen Jiabao held a welcome ceremony for Lee Hae-chan on June 21.

    Israeli President meets Chinese Foreign Minister

    Israeli President Moshe Katsav (1st L) meets with Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing in Jerusalem June 21, 2005.

    15th Inter-Korean Ministerial Meeting to open in Seoul

    Kwon Ho Ung (L front), senior cabinet councilor of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), walks together with South Korean Unification Minister Chung Dong-young in Seoul, capital of South Korea, June 21, 2005. Kwon Ho Ung was leading a DPRK delegation to the 15th Inter-Korean Ministerial Meeting, to be held in Seoul on June 22-24. Chung Dong-young was heading the South Korean delegation.


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