Sunday, January 27, 2002

• Guangdong Police Raid Pirate CD Workshop
• CPPCC Vice-Chairman Meets Thai Guests
• CPPCC Guangdong Provincial Committee Holds Meeting
• Forum Marks Jiang Zemin's Speech on Reunification
• Key Project at China's Oldest Dam Starts

• East China Province to Host Trade, Investment Fair
• Zhejiang's GDP Tops $80 Billion in 2001
• China Produces Prawns in Indoor Pools
• Chinese, Overseas Entrepreneurs Gather to Greet Spring Festival
• Chinese Firms Accused of Dumping Urged to Respond
• China's Pilot Export Processing Zones Running Well
• China Leads World in Trademark Application

• Explosion Rocks Central Jerusalem, Injuring 30
• China's First Ambassador to WTO Arrived in Geneva
• Russian Official Flies to Washington for Chemical Disarmament Funds
• U.S. President Outlines Priorities in New Year
• Roundup: U.S. Enron Scandal Expands With Death of Former Executive
• Egyptian President Returns Home From China Visit
• Thailand Gears to Become First Choice for Investors in ASEAN
• U.S. Keeps Pressure on Arafat Despite Ceasefire Proposal
• U.S. Troops Participating in Joint Military Drills Subject to Philippine Laws
• Malaysian FM Urges U.S. to Stop Violence in Middle East
• Japan, U.S. to Hold Strategy Meeting in May
• Malaria Kills 20 in Zimbabwe

• China's First Commercial Seabed Fiber-Optic Cable Passes Evaluation
• Government to Increase Loans for Education in Western China

• BOGOC Meets Olympic Sports Legends
• NBA Standings after Friday's Games

• Zhuhai to Become City of Forests
• China to Participate in World-wide Survey on Sleep
• China Feeds Livestock to Wild Tigers
• No Forest Fires for Over Six Years in China's Only Jungle