Tuesday, January 22, 2002

• High-tech Emplyees Granted Easy Entry-Exit Access
• State Council Holds Plenary Meeting
• DRC Volcano Eruption Disaster Concerns China
• CPC Official Meets Macedonian Party Delegation
• Arrangements for Karzai's Visit Underway, FM Spokesman
• Uygur Captives in Afghanistan Are "East Turkistan" Terrorists: FM Spokesman
• China to Develop Upper-reaches of the Yangtze River
• China Destroys BSE-hit Waste Imported from Belgium
• No Impact on Sino-US Ties from Reported Bugging Devices Case: FM Spokesman
• President Jiang Meets Norwegian PM
• Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge to Undergo Overhaul
• Taiwan 'Cabinet' Reshuffle Won't Help Ties with the Mainland
• Chinese Premier, Norwegian Prime Minister Urge More Cooperation
• China Combats Fake Products

• China Will be Asian Leader in Foreign Direct Investment - UN
• China to Reserve "Transitional Safeguard" Right on Textiles
• Foreign Companies Welcome to Engage in Beijing's Infrastructure: Mayor
• Planned Sale of State Shares Sets Off Heated Debate: Roundup
• English Language Training Profitable Industry in China
• New Initiative Designed to Accelerate Travel Industry Recovery
• Foreign Companies Set up 10,380 Branches in Beijing
• Business Executives Report Pay Rises in 2001: Survey
• 5.5 Billion Yuan Possible to be Recouped from "Waste" by 2005: Authority
• China's Construction Sector Becomes More Structured
• China's Retail Industry Survives Foreign Competition
• Xinjiang to Invest More in Fixed Assets
• Beijing Sees Growing Overseas Investment
• Punishing Bank's New York Branch Conducive to Healthy Development
• Official Urges Modernizing Logistics Sector
• HK Financial Secretary Stresses Importance of Eco-Business
• Shanghai Bank Opens Representative Office in Hong Kong

• China Can Play Important Role in Ending Mideast Deterioration: Egyptian FM
• S.Lankan PM Says Ban on Tamil Rebels Might Be Lifted
• New Zealand Names New Consul-general for Shanghai
• Russia Puts Independent TV6 Off the Air
• Special Envoy of China on Afghanistan Reconstruction 
• Uruguayan Parliament Speaker Meets Chinese Official
• U.S. Elite Political Circles Lack Minorities
• Afghan Aid Conference Ends in Tokyo With 4.5 Billion Dollars Package
• UN Chief to Visit Pakistan
• Los Angeles Parade Commemorates Martin Luther King's Birthday
• Gunmen Kill 4 Outside US Centre in India
• Special Court Created for Philippine Ex-President's Cases
• Myanmar Leader Meets Chinese State Councilor
• Irish Sinn Fein Members Claim Parliament Offices
• Mubarak Reiterates One-China Policy
• Arafat Willing to Die for Palestinian Statehood
• US Closely Watching Iraq Amid Rising Palestinian-Israeli Violence
• US Congress to Probe Destruction of Enron Documents

• Self-destructive 'Gradual Taiwan Independence'

• China's Largest Human Rights Website Launched
• Top Beijing Universities Attract More Post-Graduate Applications
• National Science Body to Contribute to China's Development
• China Allotted 200 Million Yuan for Students Returned from Overseas
• HKUST's Business School Ranks Among World Top 50
• White Collars Back to School for Knowledge Update
• Chinese Education Goes Global  
• Chongqing to Host British Education Exhibition
• Abnormal Structure May Have Caused Death of China's First Cloned Calf: Experts 
• China, Norway Jointly Build Eco-Museums

• Twenty Four Rugby Teams for HK Sevens Confirmed
• Chinese Olympic Badminton Champion Gong Zhichao Retires
• Chinese Head Coach Confident of Uber Cup Title, Eyes on Thomas Cup

• China to Target Crime during Spring Festival
• Ecological Front in Northern China Crucial for Beijing's "Green Olympics"
• Great Achievements in Soil Ecology Protection Work
• Vice President of Tongji University Detained for Bribe-taking
• 1 Million People in Xinjiang Shake off Poverty  
• China to Establish National Center for Disease Control