Thursday, February 28, 2002

• Beijing Ready for National Meetings
• Sino-Russian Treaty for Friendship Takes Effect
• Chinese, US Officials to Hold Arms Control Talks in Washington
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets French Minister
• Interview: HK Celebrities Speak Highly of Tung's Winning of Election
• Meeting of CPPCC Nat'l Committee Standing Committee Ends
• Taiwan Business Leader Congratulates Tung on Victory
• Consuls-general in HK Welcome Tung's Winning Second Term
• Chinese FM Spokesman on 30th Anniversary of Shanghai Communique
• Tung Chee Hwa Wins 2002 HKSAR Chief Executive Election
• Ten Issues to be Most Concerned at NPC Annual Session: PD Online Survey
• Citizens Call for Resisting Insulting Japanese Games
• Premier Zhu Stresses Quickening E-administration Construction
• Quality Key to Diverted Water Project: Premier Zhu
• NPC Standing Committee Meet
• Code of Conduct for Civil Servants
• NPC Makes Progress in Legislation and Supervision
• Hubei Elects New Chairman of Provincial People's Congress
• China Supports Saudi Mideast Peace Proposal
• Cuban Embassy in China Launches Web Page
• Top Lawmaker Meets HK Official
• Chief Executive to Unveil Beijing Office of Macao SAR

• China to Launch Anti-Dumping Investigation on EU Chemical
• China's Urban Unemployment Rate 3.6 Percent
• Airbus Aims to Achieve at Least 50 Percent Market in China
• Trade Official Calls for Prompt Raise of Enterprise Competitiveness
• BMW Experiences Sharp Increase in Sales in China
• PBC Published Analytic Report on Steady Monetary Policy
• China's GDP Grows 7.3% in 2001, Foreign Trade Maintains Growth Momentum
• IT Market to See 20% Growth: Official
• Beijing Remains China's Biggest Car Market  
• Hainan Airlines Takes Lion's Share in Cambodian National Airlines
• GE to Build International R&D Center in Shanghai
• First Direct Cargo Shipping Between Xiamen, Jinmen
• China Strikes Hard against Illegal Foreign Exchange Dealings
• China to Revise Commodity Inspection Law
• Macao's Banks Report Better Business
• Chinese Bank Deposits Rise 82.5-billion-yuan
• Macao's Economy to Grow Faster in 2002: Official
• Chinese Enterprises in HK Urged to Achieve New Development
• Eastern Province Enacts Rules to Regulate Intermediary Services
• Premier Zhu Meets European Central Bank President

• Jiang Zemin Continues Visit in Central Vietnam
• Roundup: Iran Recognized for Role in Afghanistan Amid U.S. Concerns
• Blair Lines Up With Bush on Iraq
• Greek, Chinese Ships Collide Off Kagoshima, Southwestern Japan
• Jiang Zemin Leaves Hanoi for Central Vietnam
• Jiang Zemin Meets Former General Secretaries of CPV Central
• Israeli Troops Kill 7 Palestinians in West Bank Raids
• DPRK Parliamentary Leader to Visit Malaysia
• Aid Workers Caught in African Child Sex Scandal
• US to Have Missile Interceptors Ready in 2004: Official
• HK-based Magazine Regrets Over "Misunderstanding" With Thailand
• Sri Lanka to Hold Referendum on Peace Agreement
• Bush's Visit to China Reaffirms Constructive Ties: US Official  
• Jiang Zemin Makes Speech to Vietnamese Students, Teachers
• Israeli President Hosts Reception to Mark 10th Anniversary of Israeli-Chinese Ties
• Nixon Library to Undergo Major Expansion
• Train Fire in Western India Kills at Least 57
• Indian Prime Minister Cancels Australia Visit
• Madagascan Foreign Minister Resigns
• Arafat to Attend Arab Summit in Beirut: Official
• Curfew Imposed on Madagascar's Capital
• Zambian President Bemoans Suspension of Congo Peace Talks
• Somalia Remains "Too Dangerous" for UN, Annan Says
• US Soldier Shot Dead During Training in Kuwait
• Presidents of Liberia, S. Leone, Guinea Hold Peace Talks in Morocco
• No Military Action Against Iraq Decided: Britain
• Sri Lankan President Denies Anti-truce Pact Remarks
• Vajpayee Appeals for Peace Among Muslims, Hindus
• Jiang Zemin Holds Talks with Top Vietnamese Leaders

• Russia Stages Sci-Tech Projects in China
• Students Can Go Abroad with Private Passport Feb. 1st on
• New Center to Solve Domain-Name Disputes
• Ling'ao Nuke Plant Starts Power Generation  
• China Bans Sale of Public School Assets

• 2008 Olympics to Combine Eastern and Western Cultures
• Beijing's Batere Going back to Denver  
• Fu Pots Last 16 Berth at China Open with Great Fightback

• Rosy Outlook Looms in Macao's Tourism Industry
• Province Enhances Efforts to Save South China Tigers
• Beijing Driver Awarded Medal by White House
• Lawsuit on Logo Copyright of Central Television Enters Second Hearing
• China to Rebuild 100-Year-Old Railway
• Feature: "Our Language Still Alive"
• Huangdi Culture Beyond North China: Experts
• El Nino Predicted to Occur This Spring
• 3rd "Meet in Beijing" Arts Festival to Be Held
• Guangzhou Customs Intercepts 237 Tons of Smuggled Trash