Monday, February 25, 2002

• China's Supreme Procuratorate Annuls 140 Judicial Explanations
• China to Host Asian Parliamentarian Peace Conference
• 1.25b Yuan of T-Bond Funds Used in Support of Blood Center Construction
• China Should Establish Honest Politics & Administration System: Expert
• Preparations for CPPCC Session Well Under Way
• Sending Personnel to Study Abroad: an Important Decision of CMC
• Shanghai to Tighten Exam-Approval System
• China Sets Overall Plan for Yangtze Water Resources
• Vice Premier Visits Disaster-Stricken Area
• China to Train Narcotics Control Officers for Myanma
• Chinese Defense Minister Holds Talks with Cote D'Ivoire Counterpart
• Falun Gong Practitioner Lin Shenli Released After Receiving Humanitarian Care

• CCB Overseas Assets Reach 3.52 Billion US Dollars
• ECB Head in China for Talks with Chinese Top Banker
• "Fortune" Predicts China to be Workshop of World
• Haier Joins Hands with Taiwan Sampo for Common Exploration of Market
• New Zealand Welcomes Chinese Wool Quota Regulations for 2002
• Stock Markets Open 2.2 Percent Higher on First Day after Spring Festival
• China's Tourism Market to Grow
• Fiscal Policy to Remain Proactive: Experts

• Sino-India Relations Continue to Gain Momentum: Indian President
• Israel Withdraws Tanks From Arafat's Ramallah Compound
• Reuters Cuts 200 More Jobs as 2001 Profits Fall
• U.S. Father Kills 3 Kids, Self near Dallas
• Sri Lankan Presidential Secretariat Refutes Cabinet Spokesman's Statement
• British Warships Transit Suez Canal
• Cuba's Annual Cigar Festival Begins
• Australian Rally of Overseas Chinese Backs One-China Policy
• Angolan Rebels Refuse to Surrender
• France Hails Dialogue between China, US: Chirac
• Angola Displays Savimbi's Body, Calls for Peace
• Suspect Terroristic Traces Discovered Near US Embassy in Rome
• Sharon Voices Advancing Saudi Peace Proposal to Restart Peace Efforts
• US Believes Bin Laden Still Alive -- Reports
• Israel Allows Arafat to Leave Ramallah Compound
• Sri Lanka to Begin Peace Talks in Three Months
• Sino-US Ties to Determine Future of Asia-Pacific Region: S'pore DPM
• Eritrea to Respect Border Delimitation of Boundary Commission
• Iran A Friendly, Brotherly Neighbor of Afghanistan: Karzai
• Mubarak, Annan Mull Mideast Situation over Phone
• Chirac, Annan Express Great Concern over Middle East Situation
• "Good Morning Afghanistan" Radio Show Goes on Air From Monday

• Problems Lies in Chinese Students' Rush to Britain Schools - Report
• National Science Body Issues Yearbooks on Scientific and Social Development
• College Student Pours Sulfuric Acid on Bears in Zoo
• Donated Books on Sale in Hong Kong to Promote Reading

• Gap Still Ahead for China to Catch up with World  
• Sobbing Bateer Scores 32 Points in His Last CBA Game 
• Complete Overall Medal Table of 2002 Winter Olympic Games

• Desert Areas Grows in China
• Clean Energy Supplies Mapped in Beijing
• Chinese Residents Confident of Nation's Future: Survey
• Nanjing to Hold Int'l Plum Blossom Festival
• Grand Ceremony Held to Welcome Enshrinement of Sakyamuni's Fingerbone in Taiwan
• Roundup: Heritage Preservation in Hong Kong Well Rewarded
• Feature: Phil-China Traditional Culture Festival Held in Manila