Sunday, February 17, 2002

• HK Administrative Secretary to Visit Beijing
• Roundup: Police Cooperation Leads to Fall in Crime Rates in HK
• HK Justice Secretary to Visit Australia
• More Centenarians Found in South China City
• Veteran Xinhua Reporter Recalls Nixon's 1972 China Tour
• Li Peng Arrives in Macao SAR  

• Facts & Figures: China's Exports to EU
• Facts & Figures: China's Exports to Australia
• Facts & Figures: China's Exports to New Zealand
• Facts & Figures: China's Exports to Brazil
• Facts & Figures: China's Exports to Chile
• Facts & Figures: China's Exports to Argentina
• Facts & Figures: China Interior Areas' Exports to Taiwan Province
• Facts & Figures: China Interior Areas' Exports to HK
• Passenger Flow Picks Up After Chinese New Year Holiday
• China Opens Assets Pool to Overseas Investors

• PFLP Claims Responsibility for Mall Blast
• Bush Leaves for Asian Trip
• Cuban President Criticizes FTAA
• Germany Disappointed About U.S. Global Warming Proposal
• Bin Laden Not in Georgia: Interior Ministry
• Search Continues for Missing Refugees in Britain
• Chinese Film Week Opens in Kuwait
• Bush, Forest Fires Raging in Parts of Malaysia
• Two More Suspects Identified in Pearl's Kidnapping
• Bamiyan Safest Place in Afghanistan: Tribal Leader

• NE Province to Invest Heavily in Ecological Protection
• Universities Cooperate for Learning

• Chinese Women Win Beijing Int'l Road Relay Race
• China Draws with Germany in Women's Ice Hockey

• Lawyers Expected to Deal with Transnational Disputes
• Governments Intervene When Migrant Laborers Not Timely Paid
• Beijing Sees Year's First Rainfall
• Beijing Citizens Shed Age-old Beliefs in Spring Festival
• Siberian Tiger Dies Despite All-Out Rescue Efforts
• Road Accident Kills Ten in Southwest China