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News Archive --- Date:20050703


China

  • Cambodian, Laotian PM arrive in Kunming to attend the GMS summit (16:31, July 03)
  • Hu Jintao Continues Tour in Russia  (07:25, July 04)
  • Thai PM concludes China tour (09:12, July 03)
  • China, Japan to further promote tourism cooperation: Chinese Vice Premier (09:13, July 03)



  • Business

  • Investment cooperation to advance economic growth in East Asia (16:17, July 03)
  • Disneyland to give 20,000 tickets to underprivileged (16:18, July 03)
  • Global chip sales up 4 percent year-on-year in May (14:30, July 03)
  • China to become world's 2nd largest aviation market in 20 years: Airbus official (14:31, July 03)
  • Completion of Qinghai-Tibet Railway in sight (14:32, July 03)
  • British-American Tobacco Uganda closes down Jinja-based cigarette factory (10:08, July 03)
  • GMS cooperation helps improve road transportation between China and ASEAN (10:08, July 03)
  • ADB plans to invest 1 billion dollars in GMS projects in five years (10:09, July 03)
  • First oil field discovered in northern Egypt (10:10, July 03)
  • Nepal to strengthen economic ties with China (10:10, July 03)



  • World

  • Voting begins in Albania for parliamentary elections (16:11, July 03)
  • Myanmar PM leaves for GMS summit in China (16:12, July 03)
  • Iraqi forces capture Zarqawi's aide in northern Iraq (16:12, July 03)
  • Facts and figures: GMS flagship programs (16:13, July 03)
  • Wildlife smuggling gang busted in Thailand  (13:58, July 03)
  • Bush vows to stay course in Iraq (13:58, July 03)
  • 56 Nepali kids killed in conflicts this year: study (13:59, July 03)
  • African FMs agree to seek two permanent seats in UN Security Council (14:00, July 03)
  • Venezuela provides aid to tsunami victims in Sri Lanka, Indonesia (14:01, July 03)
  • Palestinian ruling Fatah leaders end meetings in Amman (09:49, July 03)
  • Egypt's Constitutional Court approves amendments to new elections law (09:50, July 03)
  • Mandela, African musicians urge G8 leaders to act on poverty relief in Africa (09:50, July 03)
  • Six Iraqi policemen killed, 26 wounded in bombing attacks in Hillah (09:51, July 03)
  • African FMs discuss continent's peace and security (09:52, July 03)
  • London "ready to make poverty history" (09:53, July 03)
  • Britain's Blair wraps up visit to Saudi Arabia (09:53, July 03)
  • Nepalese Delegation to hold bilateral consultations with China (09:54, July 03)
  • Arroyo denies government revamp plan and vows to continue economic reforms (09:55, July 03)
  • Death toll rises to 6 in train blast in eastern Turkey (09:55, July 03)
  • Cambodian PM to attend GMS summit in China (09:56, July 03)
  • US military, Afghan government set free suspected Taliban militias (14:01, July 03)
  • Rallying against poverty in Edinburgh (09:57, July 03)
  • Pakistan will work closely with China in UN reform (09:58, July 03)
  • Iran urges to include developing nations' concerns in UN reform plan (09:59, July 03)
  • More than 40 Taliban, Afghan soldiers killed in three days (10:00, July 03)
  • Sudan's new gov't to resolve rebellions in west, east (10:01, July 03)



  • Opinion




    Sports

  • Zabriskie wins stage 1 at Tour de France (14:50, July 03)
  • Wimbledon's order of play for Sunday (11:06, July 03)
  • Wimbledon mixed doubles quarterfinal results (11:06, July 03)
  • Venus Williams wins Wimbledon women's singles title for third time  (11:07, July 03)
  • China sweep Poland 3-0 at women's volleyball Grand Prix Macao leg (11:08, July 03)
  • Some 3,000 people in Singapore run for Olympic Day (11:09, July 03)
  • Huaqiao University wins CUBA men's basketball title (11:10, July 03)
  • Brazil beat Germany 3-0 in FIVB World Grand Prix (updated) (11:11, July 03)
  • Golden Messi's penalty-double sends Argentina the 5th Crown (11:12, July 03)
  • Simba takes 2005 Tusker Cup (11:12, July 03)



  • Science & Technology

  • Working committee set up to trace lost fossils of Peking Man (10:16, July 03)
  • NASA: spacecraft prepared for Deep Impact (10:16, July 03)



  • Life

  • UNICEF, family health organizations urge protection on children in Asia-Pacific at risk of HIV/AIDS (16:14, July 03)
  • More than one third of Beijingers suffer chronic diseases: official (11:03, July 03)
  • Best equipped patrol vessel going into service on south China's scenic river (11:04, July 03)
  • ROK singing stars show in Beijing (10:22, July 03)
  • Young Asians discuss AIDS prevention measures (10:23, July 03)
  • China says it needs five years to stop snail fever from claiming lives (10:24, July 03)
  • Film tycoons bid for 2008 Olympics' opening ceremony proposal (10:24, July 03)



  • Photo

    Live 8 rocks globe calling for helping the poor

    In Hyde Park in London, the heart of the Live 8 music spectacle, UN Secretary General Kofi Annan says: "This is really a United Nations. The whole world has come together in solidarity with the poor."The unprecedented Live 8 extravaganza gathered more than 1 million people worldwide on Saturday and delivered a clear message to the world's richest countries to pay more attention to the poor in Africa.From London to Moscow, from Berlin to Tokyo and Rome to Barrie,Canada, musicians and fans sang and danced through a global marathon music festival to raise awareness of African poverty before the Group of Eight summit takes place in Scotland next week. Xinhua/AFP

    Venus Williams wins Wimbledon women's singles title for third time

    Venus Williams holds onto her trophy after defeating Lindsay Davenport to win the Women's Singles final on the Centre Court at Wimbledon, Saturday July 2, 2005. AP/Chinadaily

    Suicide bombings in Iraqi cities kill 26

    A masked Iraqi soldier arrives at the scene of an attack after a parked car bomb exploded near a police station in the New Baghdad section of Baghdad, Iraq, wounding two policemen and four civilians Saturday, July 2, 2005. Chinadaily/AP

    First express train from Yan'an to Beijing

    The first express train from Yan'an to Beijing T46 sets out its maiden trip from Yan'an station on July 1. It is scheduled to arrive in Beijing West Railway Station after a trip of 16 hours and 38 minutes. The photo shows a young waist-drum performer takes photo beside the train.

    East Asia Investment Forum 2005 inaugurated in Shandong

    Gu Xiulian, Vice-Chairwoman of the Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress (NPC) and president of the China-ASEAN Association, addresses the opening ceremony of the East Asia Investment Forum on July 2 in Weihai, Shandong Province. Gu says nearly all East Asian countries enjoy a favorable balance in trade with China, a huge market and an engine for the region. She sees the investment cooperation as the new driver for East Asia's economy and the region is the first choice for Chinese investors for their overseas presence. The Forum is jointly sponsored by China Foreign Affair University, China Development Bank and Shandong Government.

    China, Thailand to strenghten strategic co-op

    Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao told his Thai counterpart Thaksin Shinawatra on July 1 in Beijing that China wants to take the 30th founding anniversary of China-Thailand ties as an opportunity to strengthen its strategic cooperation with Thailand. Xinhua

    Miss Tourism Queen International competition in Hangzhou

    Winner of 2005 International Miss Tourism, Miss Greece, Nikoletta Ralli (C), takes a photo with second-placed Miss China, Sun Jia (2nd-L); third-placed Miss Estonia, Laura Korgemae (2nd-R); fourth-placed Miss Poland, Rozalia Mancewicz (L); and fifth-placed Miss Zambia, Mofya Nickoleta Chisenga (R); during the Miss Tourism Queen International competition in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang province, July 2, 2005. Seventy-one international contestants competed for the crown.Xinhua/Chinadaily


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