Wednesday, February 06, 2002

• Premier Zhu Meets King of Morocco
• CPPCC Chairman Meets King of Morocco
• Anti-corruption on the Cards
• China to Broadcast Wanted Notice for Corrupt Officials
• NPC Chairman Meets King of Morocco
• Reception Marks Sino-Portuguese Anniversary
• Shanghai Sets up Special Anti-terrorism Troop
• China Selects Air Police to Ensure Flight Safety
• Premier Zhu Offers Condolences to Flood-Hit Indonesian People
• US Advance Group to Visit China, Plans for Bush's Visit Moving Along
• Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan to Reopen Officially Wednesday 
• HK Chief Executive Calls for Concerted Efforts to Promote Hong Kong
• President Jiang Meets Lao PM 
• Jiang Hails Morocco King's Visit as Milestone
• Wei Jianxing Visits Families of Model Workers
• China Urges Singapore to Safeguard Chinese Workers' Interests
• China Red Cross Doing Well in 2001
• CAIU and CPAPD Hold Spring Festival Reception

• Bank Extends 3 Billion-Yuan Credit Line to New Development Zone
• WTO Entry Brings About Changes in China
• AMC Maintains High Recovery Rate of Non-Performing Assets
• First E-commerce Yearbook of China Released
• China's Largest Compact Disc Plant Operational in Hangzhou
• Giant Banks Join Forces to Provide Loans in Shanghai
• Conference-Exhibition Industry to Be Further Developed in Beijing
• Shanghai to Invest More Overseas
• XFN & Shanghai Far East Form Alliance on Credit Rating
• Shanghai Promotes Bid for 2010 World Expo
• China Starts Art Paper Anti-Dumping Investigation
• Chinese Airlines to Be Restructured into Three Groups
• Shanghai Ocean Aquarium Opens
• PetroChina Starts Segmental Construction of West-East Gas Pipeline
• China to Restructure Domestic Air Routes

• Russian Foreign Minister Stresses Broader Ties with China
• Chinese Embassy in Kabul Reopened
• Saudis Arabia Admit Hijackers of Sept. 11 Attacks were Citizens
• Sri Lankan Tamil Rebels Reject President's Child Soldier Charge
• A European Organization Opposes EU Ban on Import of Chinese Animal-related Food
• Britain's Queen Elizabeth Visits Cancer Patients for Jubilee
• Vietnam Works out Anti-Poverty Plan
• 46 Ultra-Leftist Guerrillas, Policemen Killed in Nepal
• Russia to Make New Defense Deal with India
• Russia Welcomes Renewing Iraq-UN Talks
• 18 Dead in S. Africa Train Collision
• Powell: US-China Relations on Improving Track
• EU Welcomes Argentina's New Crisis Package
• Bulgarian President in Brussels for NATO, EU Ties
• American Taliban Fighter Indicted
• U.S. Launches Spacecraft to Study Solar Flares
• Cyclone Chris Hits Northwest Australia
• Interim Afghan Leader Raises New National Flag
• Powell Says US Russia Working Hard on New Arms Treaty
• Iraq Dismisses US Claims on Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Iraqi Pilgrims Flown to Saudi Arabia to Perform Haj
• Somalia Releases 11 Foreigners Detained on Terror Suspicion
• Sri Lankan Muslims Protest Against Tamil Rebel Extortion
• Sri Lankan President Lashes Out at Tamil Rebel Enlisting Child Soldiers
• Karzai Welcomes China's Participation in Afghanistan's Reconstruction
• Musharraf Warns India Not to Impose Military Solution on Kashmir Issue
• Putin, Bush Hold Telephone Conversation

• 30-Year China-US Relations Are Sound on the Whole

• Students Investigate Studying Abroad Options Rationally
• China's First Domestically-Designed Nuclear Power Plant Operational
• New Type of Electric Bus Developed in China  
• CEIBS' MBA Programme Among World Top 100
• Ethnic Minority Language Surviving in Modern World
• Chips are Down for High-tech Cowboys
• TD-SCDMA: Home Standard Passes Trial Test
• China Int'l IT Expo 2002 to Be Held in April
• World's First Transrapid Maglev Railway Under Construction in Shanghai 
• China to Develop Digital Library
• China's Cyber Police Detain Teenage Hacker

• China to Achieve Better Results and Make More Friends in Salt Lake City  
• Chinese Men's Figure Skaters Aim at Top Six at Winter Olympics

• China's Carving Center Hopes to Receive More Tourists, Investors
• Man's Disappearance Causes Air China Plane Evacuation
• China Amplifies Radio Power in Tibet
• KFC Outlets Spread in NW China, Number of Branches up to 600
• Photo Exhibition on HK to Be Held in Vancouver
• Developer Plans to Raise Titanic in Shanghai
• 2.77 Million Hit the Tracks Daily over the Past Week
• Overseas Tibetans Welcomed Back
• China Issues Commemorative Coins