Friday, February 01, 2002

• One Killed, Three Injured in Suicide Explosion in Urumqi
• Resettlement of 116,000 People from Three Gorges Dam Area
• Automatic Water Control System Launched at Three Gorges
• Jiang Zemin's Proposal on Reunification Marked in Beijing
• China-UK Policemen Training Helps Protect Women, Children
• Tung Stress HK's Commitment to Fight Against Terrorism

• China to Open Banking Sector as Promised: Central Bank Governor
• Chinese Consumers Sue Benz: An Endless Tough Road?  
• Five Sets of Regulations Effective from February 1
• Magnetic Suspension Railway Linking Mainland Under Study
• Full Trading Rights to be Granted to Foreign Firms: Report
• Stock Market Watchdog Hints at Halt to State Shares Sale  
• Car Imports to Double - Analyst
• Trade Minister Calls for Taiwan to Set up Links
• Guangdong Province's Cooperation with Taiwan Booms

• US Continues Espionage Against DPRK: KCNA
• Senior US Trade Official Praises China's Role in Global Trade Talks
• Chinese Workers in Singapore Lost 31.5 Million-yuan of Remittance
• DPRK Says Bush's Accusation "Little Short of Declaring A War"
• Sharon: Israel Should Have Killed Arafat Long Ago
• Japanese New Foreign Minister Appointed
• Collective Efforts Needed to Build A Secure World Economy: Schwab
• Afghan Interim Leader Hopes UK Expand Peacekeeping Troops
• "Break-in" Found Before Lockerbie Bombing, Witness Says
• US to Ask Russia to Exert Influence on Iran, Iraq, DPRK
• Egyptian President Receives Phone Call From Israeli DM
• Analysis: Experts Cast Doubt on US Recovery
• Trade Ties With EU Positive:Shi Guangsheng

• Small Soldier? Big Winner!กก
• China Enhanced International Competitiveness on Science and Technology
• British Museum Exhibits Modern Chinese Calligraphy
• Two Scientists Win Second State Supreme Science and Technology Award

• Tang-style Costume Gets Hot in Shanghai 
• China's Famous Scenic City Attracts ROK Tourists
• Foreign Swindlers Convicted in Beijing
• HK Signs Air Services Transit Agreement With Ukraine
• China's Reform Pioneer City to Expand Tourism