Saturday, March 16, 2002

• CPC Representative Leaves Beijing for India
• Foreigners Breaking into Spanish Embassy Leave China
• Hong Kong SAR Secretary for Security on Right of Abode
• HK Marine Department Coordinates Operation to Rescue Missing Mainland Crewman
• Road Accident Kills 22 People in Central China
• Full Text of Premier Zhu's Government Work Report (3)
• Full Text of Premier Zhu's Government Work Report (2)
• Full Text of Premier Zhu's Government Work Report (1)
• HK Newspapers Devoted Front-page to Premier's Vision for SAR
• State Councilor Leaves for Six-Nation Tour

• Wen Jiabao Calls for Credit Control
• China-Made Plane First Leased
• Bank of China Staff Stealing US$500 Million, and Fleeing: Report
• Facts and Figures: China's Imports from US
• Zhejiang Supports Shanghai's 2010 World Expo Bid
• Wu Bangguo Meets President of Swedish Telecom Giant
• Medical Equipment Developed by China Exported for First Time
• China to Issue 20 Billion Yuan in Treasury Bonds
• Law Helps Chinese Consumers in Rights Protection
• German Auto Giant Seeking Better Performance in China
• Island Province Exports More Local Products
• Legend to Invest in Real Estate

• EU Leaders Open Reform Summit in Barcelona
• Iraq Says It Finds Unexploded Bombs, Mines Left Over in Gulf War
• Sudanese Army Officers Tour Sudan-Uganda Border Towns
• Saudi Initiative Means "Normal Relations" With Israel: Prince
• Cambodian Govt Issues Statement on Trial of Leaders of Former Democratic Kampuchea
• Explosion Occurs at West India's Rajkot Airport
• OECD Welcomes China's Observer Status in Sci-tech Policy Committee
• Sixth Missile Defense Test Successful: Pentagon
• U.S. Industrial Production Gains 0.4 Percent in February
• U.S. Mother Sentenced to Life in Prison for Drowning 5 Children
• Bush Praises Partial Withdrawal of Israeli Forces
• Turkey Says Iraq No Threat to Neighbors
• Mail Room of U.S. Embassy in Italy Closed Due to Anthrax Scare
• EU Officials: U.S. Economy Key to Growth in Europe
• Germany to Stay Away From Unilateral U.S. Military Attack Against Iraq
• U.S., DPRK Officials Meet in New York
• Foreign Tourists Confirmed Dead in Cuban Plane Crash
• Spain Sentences ETA Terrorist to 29-Year Jail Term for Murder
• Thai Government Lifts Economic Growth Target for 2002
• Bomb Explodes in Southern Province Before Thai Interior Minister Arrives

• 80,000 Chinese will Sit IELTS Examination
• Hong Kong Launches District Teacher Network Scheme Roving Exhibition
• Chinese Hacker Sentenced to One-Year Imprisonment

• Chinese Runner Confident to Break HK Golden Mile Record
• China's State TV Buys Rights to Broadcast World Cup in 2002 and 2006
• World Speed Skating Championships Results

• Big Cinemas Big Profit Makers in Shanghai
• Feature: HK's Ocean Park Launches New Conservation Program
• Cross-Cultural Management Theme of Consumers' Rights Day
• Chinese Air Company Managers Get IATA Certificates
• North China Shanxi Province Battles Water Shortage
• Hong Kong to Implement iPermit Scheme
• Chief Warden in Suburban Beijing Encourages Inmates to Live Positive Lives
• Excavation of Zhou Dynasty Chariot Tombs Reveals More About Ancient Chinese Society
• Shanghai to Transfer Hongqiao Int'l Flights to Pudong
• China Publishes Encyclopedia on North Province
• Northeastern Province Focuses on Environment Improvement