Monday, December 24, 2001
- FM Spokeswoman: Washington Times Report "Groundless"
- Pakistani President Concludes China Visit
- Law Amended to Protect Shrinking Water Resources
- NPC Standing Committee Holds 25th Session in Beijing
- China Amends Criminal Law for Combating Terrorism
- China Calls for Improved Legal Services, Judicial Administration
- Breached Dyke of Yellow River Blocked, Disaster Relieved
- Musharraf Visits Guangdong, Three Gorges Dam
- Falun Gong Practitioner Not Sorry for Killing Father, Wife
- Tibet Reports Fast Economic Growth
- Shanghai Reports Higher Premium Income
- Central China Province Reports Rapid Foreign Trade Growth
- South China City Mounts Fight Against Trademark Infringement
- China's Coal Export Hits Record High This Year
- Chinese Firm Produces One Millionth Printer
- China's Telephone Users Top Over 317 Million
- Xiamen Economic Zone Celebrates 20th Birthday
- China to Invest US$48b in Water Conservation in 5 Years
- Ningbo Port to Be China's Largest Oil Transfer Center
- S.Korea Hails Japanese Emperor's Reference on Korean Kinship
- Israeli President Urges Sharon to Allow Arafat's Christmas Trip to Bethlehem
- Putin Says US Withdrawal From ABM Not to Affect Ties
- Peres' Talks With Palestinians With Sharon's Knowledge: Statement
- Somali Leaders Sign Peace Agreement in Kenya
- Russian PM Sees Stable Economic Situation in 2002
- Argentine Leader Declares Default on $132 Billion Debt
- Explosion in South Jakarta
- Karzai Says Bin Laden to Be Handed Over to U.S. If Caught
- Britain, France Probe 'British' Plane Bomb Suspect
- First Jordanian Troops Leave for Afghanistan to Set Up Field Hospital
- Hitachi to Shift All Low-tech Operations to Thailand
- Sweden to Remain Nonaligned After Baltic Nations Join NATO: PM
- China to Grant Cambodia Interest-Free Loan
- Argentine Interim President Swears in Key Cabinet Members
- South Korean Ex-Deputy Justice Minister Arrested
- Afghan's New Leader Karzai Meets Chinese Representative
- Plane Engine Explodes in Slovenia While Aircraft Is Taxiing for Takeoff
- Former Taliban Ambassador Seeks Asylum in Pakistan
- Boeing Hands out 1,737 More Layoff Notices
- Giuliani Named 'Time' Magazine's Person of 2001
- Military Actions on Iraq Must Be U.N.-Backed: British Official
- Arafat Vows to Go to Bethlehem on Foot Despite Israel's Decision
- Iran Slashes Continued U.S. Bombing of Afghanistan
- Libyan Leader Ghaddafi Meets Senior CPC Official
- Pakistan Condemns India Over Illegal Diplomat Detention
- Wei Jianxing Meets Senior Libyan Official
- Somali Leaders to Sign Peace Agreement in Kenya
- Caspian Issues Should Be Decided by All Littoral States: Iranian FM
- Iran's Economy Moving at Promising Pace: President
- Funerary Multi-burner Stoves Puzzle Archeologists
- Women's Federation Help Laid-Offs Find New Job
- Bomb Goes off at Carrefour's Parking Lot in Qingdao
- More Chinese Sturgeons Put to Sea for Resource Protection
- Tibetans Have Higher Income and More Living Space
- China Outlines Blueprint for Development of Art and Literature
- Tibet Promotes Medical Insurance
- Beijing Residents to Enjoy Snow Fun
- Chinese Buy Expensive Dinner to Aid the Poor