Tuesday, March 26, 2002

• PLA Chief of General Staff Meets Nepalese Guests
• State Council Appoints New Government Officials
• China Expects Successful Outcome to Arab Summit
• Forum on Cross-Straits Relations Opens in S. China
• China Welcomes Resumption of Dialogue on Korean Peninsula
• Chinese President to Visit Five Countries
• Canadian House of Commons Speaker to Visit China
• Vice-Premier Meets Israeli Deputy Prime Minister
• China Opposes US Actions to Obstruct Peaceful Reunification: Premier Zhu
• China Calls for US to Stop Interfering in Its Internal Affairs
• Macao NPC Deputies, CPPCC Members' Role Highlighted
• China Opposes Any Support to Taiwan Participating in WHO
• China, United Nations to Hold Disarmament Forum
• Lives of Three Gorges Resettlers Enjoy Better Life
• Top Chinese Legislator Meets US Senators
• Premier Zhu Rongji Urges Cessation of Force in Mideast
• Taiwan's Money Diplomacy: Sing Tao Daily
• China Bars US Warship from Hong Kong Visit
• Police in East China Fujian Province Seize Illegal Firearms

• Premier Zhu Welcomes Belgian Businesses to China's West
• East China Province to Build World-Class Exhibition Center
• China to Take Next Step Based on Bilateral Consultation over Sino-US Steel Disputes
• Senior Chinese Official Vows to Further Curb Regional Protectionism
• Integration of Hong Kong's Economy with Mainland's in Progress
• Trade Growth Forecast Despite an Adverse Int'l Environment 
• Hong Kong Will Benefit Form China's Accession to WTO: Major
• China to Set up Unified, Fair National Market - SDPC
• BSE-related Cosmetics' Sale Banned
• China to Fulfill WTO Commitments: Minister
• China's First Listed Airline Gets Credit Support

• Reception on Anniversary of Sino-Vanuatu Ties Held in Port-Vila
• Russian Jetfighter Crashes in Russia's Far East
• China Hands Over Assistance to Afghanistan
• Estimated 1800 Killed in Afghan Quake - Karzai
• Arabs to Unify Stand to Force Israel to Resume Peace Process: Moussa
• Arafat Can Go to Arab Summit if Ceasefire Agreed - Peres
• Chinese Journals Discard Up-Down for Left-Right Reading in US 
• Powerful Quake Hits Japan's Okinawa Region
• Israeli Security Cabinet Okays Zinni's New Proposal for Cease-fire
• Russia Supports Arafat's Attending Arab Summit
• Singapore President Calls for Economic Restructuring
• Bush Asks Israel to Permit Arafat at Arab Summit
• Lewis-Tyson Heavyweight Title Bout Set for Memphis
• London Reception Marking Full Sino-British Ties
• Arafat Refuses to Attend Arab Summit Conditionally: Statement
• Hamas, Jihad Reject Saudi Peace Initiative
• Bridge to End Iraqi-Kuwaiti Tension Set Up: AL Chief
• UN-Iraq Talks to Resume on April 18
• Afghanistan-China Relations Excellent: Karzai 
• Mubarak, Cheney Mull Palestine Issue Over Phone
• Chief Negotiator of Tamil Tiger Returns to Sri Lanka
• Romanian President, Chinese Defense Minister Discuss Bilateral Ties

• Essence of Taiwan Authorities' 'Five-aspect Desperate Fight'

• China's Internet Industry Wants Self-Discipline
• Macao Students Eyeing Inland Chinese Universities
• President Jiang Calls for New Victories in Space, Defense Technologies
• Oracle to Double R&D Facilities' Expenditure in China
• Chinese Statistics Accessed On-line
• Long March, A World Top-Performer
• China's College Graduates to Exceed Two Million in 2003
• China Treats Spacecraft Launch Waste Gas
• China Creates Scientific Elite in Research Labs
• China-made Million-kw Nuclear Power Generating Sets on Schedule

• Xi'an May be Severely Punished for Fans Riot
• Chinese Figure Skating Pair to Retry Quadruple Throw 

• More Overseas Tourists Visit China in First Two Months
• China Benefits from Ford's Environmental Grants for 3rd Year
• HK Lawyers Enjoy More Advantages if Allowed to Practice on Mainland: Official
• Chinese to Drink More Milk
• BBC World Service Launched New Series on Hong Kong