Wednesday, January 23, 2002

• China Condemns Terrorist Attack in India
• China to Improve IC Law, Revise Law on Inspection of Exports, Imports
• China's Chief of PLA General Staff Meets ROK Air Chief of Staff
• Premier Zhu Meets Afghan Interim Government Chairman
• Chinese Vice Premier Meets Guinea Bissau Guest
• Top Legislator Li Peng Meets Cypriot Defense Minister
• Chinese Vice Premier Meets ADB President
• Chinese, Egyptian Presidents Hold Talks in Beijing
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets ROK Air Chief of Staff
• China to Further Sino-Irish Relations: Chinese FM
• Karzai Arrives in Beijing for Two-day Visit
• Party Official Leaves for Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh
• Fires Kill 2,314 in 2001

• Let More Chinese Know About the Euro: EU Ambassador
• Hang Seng Bank Launches Capital-Guaranteed Funds
• Honda to Establish Motorcycle Development Center in China.
• Guangdong's Annual GDP Tops 1 Trillion Yuan
• New Policies Backing up China's Chain Sector Promulgated
• Tibet to Be Further Backed by Preferential Financial Policy
• China to Charge Foreign Telecom Providers Service Fund
• CSRC Must Move Carefully to Ensure Investor Confidence
• Upcoming Meeting Bids to Stabilize Bearish Market
• 60 Percent Overseas Capital in Shanghai Flows to Suburbs
• Three Firms on List for China's First LNG Project
• First Life Insurance Joint Venture to Operate in China
• International Contenders for Tourism Programs in SW Province 
• Shenzhen Improves Investment Environment
• AIA Beijing Branch to Begin Business Mid-Year

• Cambodian Premier Awards Chinese Gold Medal for His Contribution
• S.Korea to Develop Cheju Island Into International Free City
• Arafat Sends Letter to Chinese President Over Worsening Mideast Situation
• Weak Yen Can Not Revive Japan's Economy: US Treasury Secretary
• Bank Outlet Robbed in Metro Manila
• FBI Enters Enron Headquarters to Investigate Document Shredding
• Enron Posts Guards to Stop Shredding of Documents
• AOL Time Warner Sues Microsoft over Browser Issue
• EU Denounces Israeli Attacks on Palestinian Infrastructure
• U. S. Retailer Kmart Files for Bankruptcy
• Moscow Denounces Attack on U.S. Offices in India
• U.S. Condemns Shooting Attack in Jerusalem
• South Korean President Faces Protests Over Arrested Union Leaders
• At Least 20 Israelis Injured in Central Jerusalem Shooting
• Mubarak Envisages Promising Egyptian-Chinese Ties Ahead of Visit
• Saddam Receives Invitation to Attend Arab Summit
• Britain Opposes Possible Death Penalty Against Britons Held in US Base

• Falun Gong Cult Owes Blood Debt That Can Never be Repaid: Commentary

• Translators Association of China Awards 111 Senior Translators
• Initiative of Sci-tech Personnel Must be Brought into Full Play: Vice Premier
• Scientific Goals Help Country's Development
• Nerve Stem Cells Transplant Wakes Chinese Comatose Patient
• China's Graduate Study Applicants Hit Record High

• More Chinese Plan to Buy Private Cars This Year
• Feature: China's Richest Man
• World First Round Station -- Shanghai South Railway Station Buoyed up
• World's Biggest Water Control Project Attracts Tourists
• China in Bid to Protect Yellow River Wetlands
• China Issues Stamps of Works by Artist in Qing Dynasty
• Chinese Highway Included In Guinness Book
• China Ranks First in Afforestation Preservation
• China Buys Two Sikorsky Helicopters for Ocean Rescues
• Norway to Boost Environmental Cooperation with China
• China to See Passenger Flow of 1.74 Billion in Peak Season
• Hong Kong Chief Executive Shows Concerns for Elderly