Wednesday, February 20, 2002

• 1.8 Million People Relocated to Make Way for Floods
• 16 Police Officers Punished in Anti-Porn Drive
• HK Newspapers Highlight Tung's Winning of High Nomination Rate
• Chinese President to Visit Vietnam
• Bush Visit Another Milestone in U.S.-China Ties: U.S. Ambassador to China
• China's Social Security Scheme to Help Urban Poor
• China to Focus on Western Region's Infrastructure, Environment
• Boeing Trains Over 11,000 Chinese Aviation Experts
• Great Theoretical Progress for CPC in Past Decade 
• Tung Chee Hwa Wins Overwhelming Nominations of EC Members 
• "One Country, Two Systems" Principle Shows Vitality in Macao
• Feature: Tung Chee Hwa Seeks Second Term with Overwhelming Support
• 14 People Killed in Two Bus Collisions in South China

• More Foreign Investment in High-Tech in North China
• "Offshore Gas Stations" Curb Oil Smuggling
• China Will Inject 15.1 Billion Yuan in Three Gorges Project This Year
• More Sales for Foreign-Funded Firms in Chongqing
• East China Province to Expand Copper Production
• More Foreign Investment Expected in Shenzhen
• Shanghai to Build International Purchasing Platform
• Beijing's Farm Produce Exports Surge
• Shanghai Aims at 10-Percent GDP Growth Rate for 2002
• UK Sandwich Shop Chain Chooses HK for Launch Into Asia Pacific Market

• Former Japanese PM Named Head of Body to Commemorate Normalization of Japan-China Ties
• Train Fire Kills at Least 100 in Egypt
• Airlifts Bring Afghan Muslims to Mecca for Hajj
• Bush Reiterates Willingness to Restore Dialogue With DPRK
• Washington Views Saudi Proposal as Positive Step to Mideast Peace
• Britain's Queen Attends Jamaican Parliament Session
• Panamanian Police Seize 1.6 Tons of Cocaine
• Israeli Forces Attack Arafat's Headquarters in Gaza
• Speight's Death Sentence Commuted to Life Imprisonment
• U.S. Still Wants Arms Cut Deal With Russia Before Summit: Spokesman
• Fight Against Terrorism Should Not Diminish Attention to Africa: Annan
• Russian Military Plane With Two Crew Members Missing
• Egypt Delays Czech PM's Visit for Remarks on Arafat
• Palestinian Suicide Bombing in West Bank, Killing Bomber, No Others
• Milosevic Questions First Prosecution Witness
• U.N. Human Rights Envoy Ends Myanmar Mission
• Indian Troops to Remain at Border With Pakistan: Minister
• Military: Support Philippines-U.S. Joint Exercise
• Nepal-India Trade Talks End in Kathmandu
• Thai Air Force Plane Crashes, All Safe
• Bush Reaches S.Korea for Three-Day Visit

• T-Bond Investment Benefits Country and People

• Chinese Universities Become Popular Among Thai Students

• Golden Goal Gives China 1st Win and 7th Place in Olympic Ice Hockey 
• Chinese Star Goalie to Retire after Salt Lake Games
• Medal Table at 19th Olympic Winter Games
• TV Deal Heralds New Era for Beach Volleyball World Tour

• Chinese Rhythms Echoed Again in Vienna Golden Concert Hall
• Over 50 million People Set on Tours during Spring Festival: Authority
• Beijing Gearing Up for Spring Cleaning
• Migrants Urged to Stay Home Awhile After Spring Festival
• Beijing Gearing Up for Spring Cleaning
• Rare Plants in Yunnan Decreasing
• Beijing to Refine Weather Forecast Network
• Highland Hunting Ground -- New Tourist Attraction