Friday, January 25, 2002

• Police Officer Faces 13 Million Yuan Corruption Charge
• Biochemical Terrorism Prevention System Mulled in China
• China to Reopen Embassy in Kabul on February 6
• Records of Comrade Deng Xiaoping's Shenzhen Tour (II)
• Lao Prime Minister to Visit China
• King of Morocco to Visit China
• A Falun Gong Cult Devotee's Contrition
• China's First Ambassador to WTO Ready to Work
• China Cites Outstanding Anti-Corruption Units, Personnel
• CPPCC Chairman Meets Egyptian President
• Seventh Anniversary of Eight-Point Reunification Proposal Marked
• NPC Chairman Meets Cambodian King 
• Li Peng Meets Mubarak 

• Monetary Policy Unlikely to Change
• China Increases Timber Imports
• China's Mainland, HK Launch Consultation on Building Closer Economic and Trade Relations
• Construction of Nanjing-Qidong Railway started
• Fights Broke out Between Two Major Chinese Portals: Analysis
• Asian Development Bank to Grant China US$3.5 Billion of Loans
• CNPC Buys Overseas Oilfields
• Gold Market to Officially Open to the Public This Year
• China's Coal Industry on Way to Recovery
• Analysis: Bigger Pie for HK Trade Services Taking Shape
• COSCO, Massachusetts Port Authority Sign Terminal Services Agreement
• China to Continue to Improve Market, Economic Order: Vice-Premier
• Economic Cooperation between Guangzhou and Taiwan Promising

• "Short Range" Missile Tested, No Message to Anyone: India
• Japanese Govt Approves Zero GNP Growth Forecast for FY 2002
• Peru Orders Arrest of Ex-president Fujimori
• India Test Fires Agni-II Missile
• Russian Govt Slams US for Chechnya Position
• Afghan Airline Starts Foreign Flights
• Second Volcano Erupts in Congo
• Lebanese Warlord, Blamed for 1982 Massacre, Killed
• Israel, China Celebrate 10 Years of Diplomatic Ties
• Seven Year Sentence Sought for Donga Ilbo Owner
• US Troops to Remain in Afghanistan at Least for Months: Rumsfeld
• US Supports Israel's Confinement of Arafat
• US Confirms Meeting Between US, Chechen Officials
• Israeli Helicopters Kill Hamas Militant
• Bush Proposes to Double US Homeland Security Spending
• Pakistan to Have Elections to National and Provincial Assemblies in October: Musharraf
• Cambodia Continues to Strengthen Relationship with China

• Each Side Should Take a Step Back to Solve Their Knotty Problem: Commentary
• Editorial Urges Taiwan Authorities to Grasp Opportunity of Reopening Dialogues

• More Taiwanese Students Flock to Mainland to Further Studies
• China's Second Cloned Calf in Good Condition
• Egyptian First Lady Gives Speech at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

• Illegal Buildings near Yangtze Demolished in Wuhan
• Private Cars to be Parked at Home, Avoiding Holiday Traffic Jams
• Macao SAR to Issue Stamps for Lunar New Year
• Disposable Income for Beijingers Rises
• Takla Makan Desert Clad in Heavy Snow
• Chinese Audiences Enjoy English Dramas 
• China's First Officially Certified Vets
• US Passenger Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Tianjin
• China Red Cross Extends Aid to Poor
• Feature: HK to be Developed into Leading Digitized City
• China to Give Fairer Medical Service to Millions of Farmers