Sunday, February 24, 2002

• Bus Crash Kills 10 in Southwest China
• Illegal Fireworks Injure 260 in Beijing
• Customs in Port City Reports Less Smuggling Cases
• Jiang Calls French President

• BOC Report Highlights Better Economy of Macao
• License Controls on 14 Categories Lifted
• Intel Buys into Chinese IT Firm

• Homeland Defender Day Celebrated in Russia  
• U.S. Pentagon Identifies all Victims of Copter Crash in Philippines
• Ecuador Opposes U.S. Use of Manta Military Base
• Colombian President Visits Ex-Neutral Zone Held by Rebels กกกก
• Colombian Presidential Candidates Willing to Negotiate With Rebels
• 37 Anti-Government Guerrillas Killed in Nepal
• CCPPRC Holds "Love China" Evening Party in Cambodia

• Dispute on Historical Novel Copyright Settled
• Chinese, Canadian Universities Cooperate in MPM Training
• China to Enhance Investment Education

• Yang Yang (A) Reaps Second Gold, Gagnon Gets Two Too
• China Wins Second Gold in Winter Olympics  

• Corban Festival Celebrated in Beijing
• Sino-Japanese Youth Calligraphy Show Due in September
• Former Imperial Hunting Ground Open to Tourists
• Nanjing City Attracts More Visitors
• East China Province Reports More Tourist Arrivals