Saturday, December 01, 2001
- AIDS Drug Price-Cut Welcomed With Hope for Further Reduction
- Multinationals Welcome to Develop in Beijing: Mayor
- Nomura Expects HK Economic Growth to Stabilize in 2002
- China to Abolish Laws Banning Overseas Presence in Telecom
- Globalization Calls for Further Integration of Asia-Pacific
- Electrified Railway in NE China Operational
- China Maintains Leading Position in Trademark Registration
- Merck Cuts Price of AIDS Drugs in China
- China Values Economic Cooperation with Pakistan
- Non-Communist Party Figures Briefed on Central Economic Conference
- New Step for East African Common Market
- Taliban Vow to Fight Till Last Breath
- Annan Condemns Violence Upsurge in Mideast
- UNHCR Observes World AIDS Day With Worldwide Program
- CIS Leaders Calls for Political Settlement of Afghan Issue
- German Parliament Passes 2002 Budget
- East African Leaders Call for Early Setting up Customs Union
- China, U.S. Hold Talks on Arms Control, Proliferation
- China Supports Shanghai in Bidding for World Expo 2010
- Afghan Factions Enter Key Day to Finalize Deal
- Death Toll in Hooch Tragedy in South India Goes Up to 46
- International Court of Arbitration to set up in Costa Rica
- Central American Countries to Tackle Small Arms Control
- Pentagon Confident Over Upcoming Missile Defense Test
- U.S. Warships Visit Hong Kong
- Chinese Art Getting Closer To Common People
- China, Austria Sign Agreement on Cultural Cooperation
- Picasso prints exhibit to open in Beijing
- Twelve Foreign Experts Working in Beijing Given Awards
- China National Symphony Orchestra on Stage
- UNPF Officials Inspect Women's Project in China
- Beijing Succeeds in Crackdown on Crimes
- Album Highlighting China's Changing Capital
- Japan Funds Environmental Protection Projects in Southwest China