Saturday, March 23, 2002

• Tibet Autonomous Regional People's Congress Delegation Leaves for Europe
• Meeting Stresses Earthquake Prevention, Disaster Relief
• WTO Entry Influence on PLA Officers and Men: PLA Daily
• Chinese, DRC Presidents Hail Bilateral Ties 

• Siemens Executive Says China Now Offers Better Opportunity
• Taiwan's Economy Predicted to Grow 2.29 Percent This Year
• Daimler-Chrysler Expects to Renew Beijing Jeep Joint Venture
• ABB Draws on Credit Facility
• Consensus of Monterrey: Commitment to Boost Investment
• Shares Jump in Argentina, Mexico; Drop in Brazil
• Wall Street Stocks End Lower
• First Sino-Foreign Joint Venture in Telecom Operation Starts Business

• China Stresses Right to Development at UN Human Rights Commission
• Foundation Stone of Pakistan's Gwadar Deep Sea Port Project Laid
• Search for 43 Missing Chinese Tourists Continues
• Power Workers in South Korea Continue Strike
• Philippine President Urged to Reset National Students Game
• EU Welcomes Outcome of Monterrey Conference
• Egypt to Challenge U.S. Report on Plane Crash
• Employee Kills 3 Workers in U.S. Company
• Israeli-Palestinian Security Meeting Ends With No Agreement
• Bush Calls for Reform on Ways of Development Aid
• Water Key Resource for Development Activities: Annan
• U.S. to Soften Stance on Russian Steel, Premier
• Pakistan to Continue Policy Against Terrorism: Musharraf
• Australian Telco Intends to Expand Into Media
• Different Approaches to Fighting Terrorism Not to Undermine ASEAN Solidarity

• Foreign E-waste Finds Its Way to the Poor Chinese Countryside
• China's "Double Satellite Program" Expected to be Launched Next Year
• Fish, Clams Help Rid Lakes of Blue Algae

• Shanghai Bids for 2007 Special Olympics
• Shanghai Sharks Beats Guangdong Hongyuan to Enter Semi-finals
• Nasdaq-100 WTA Tennis Results
• Paraguay Coach Announces Squad for Nigeria Friendly
• Dutch First Division Result/Standings
• African Cup Winner's Cup Result

• Self-made Business People Flourishing in Western China
• Events Scheduled in China to Raise Public Awareness of Environment
• CCTV Recognizes Best with "Oscars" Awards  
• Sandstorm Blows 30,000 Tons of Dust into Beijing
• Water Saving A Hot Topic in China