Saturday, March 30, 2002

• Irish Patrol Warship Concludes Visit to Shanghai
• Premier Zhu Meets Indian Foreign Minister
• China Urges Israelis, Palestinians to Exercise Restraint
• China to Build Northern End of Beijing-Zhuhai Expressway
• Chinese, Qatari FMs Talk Over Phone
• Top Legislator on Work of People's Deputies
• Beijing Builds Corporate Credit System
• UNDP Project to Strengthen Chinese Workers' Rights
• Lawmakers from China's Tibet End Visit to EU, Belgium
• Shanghai Constructs Urban Disaster Relief System
• Belgian PM Visits Shanghai
• Chinese, Indian FMs Hold "Friendly, Candid" Talks
• China Speeds Aid for Afghan Earthquake Victims
• NPC Vice Chairman Meets Sierra Leone Visitors
• Vice Premier Meets Indian FM
• Sandstorm Becomes Global Issue: Experts
• More Jobless Taiwanese Call Life Line for Help
• China Urges Israel, Palestine to Stop Using Force
• NPC Vice-Chairman Stresses Sustainable Development of Fishing
• Marine Disasters Leave 401 Dead, Missing in 2001
• First Categorization of Government Surveys Issued
• Japanese Government Provides Loans to China
• China Issues First Regulation on Hotel Industry
• China Appreciates Results of Arab League Summit: Spokeswoman

• Rapid Economic Growth in Shanghai Impresses the World: EU Commissioner
• China Becomes World's Largest Stone Consumer
• China to Hold Small Commodities Fair, 198 Projects Displayed
• Foreign Trade to Be Conducted According to WTO Rules-based Legislation: Minister
• More Credit Support for China Eastern Airlines
• Guangdong-Taiwan Trade Fair Opens
• COSCO's Shipping Firm to Issue Shares Next Week
• Chinese Shipping Giant Launches Thailand-U.S. Freight Service
• China's Two Flagship Oil Companies Cast Oil Safety Line
• EU, China Consulting on Measures to Safeguard Steel Industry
• Booming Cross-Straits Trade, Economic Cooperation
• Expert on China's Garment Industry with WTO Entry

• UN Security Council Calls on Israel to Withdraw Troops
• US-Russian Arms Talks in Moscow April 23-24
• Sri Lankan Peace Talks to Be Held in Thailand
• DPRK Shows Interest in Reopening Talks With S.Korea: Megawati
• Ten People Killed in Attack on Hindu Temple in Indian-Controlled Kashmir
• World Concerned Over Mideast Escalation, Calling for Restraint: Roundup
• U.S. Condemns Terror Attacks on Israelis
• Annan Called on Israeli, Palestinian Leaders to Exercise Responsible Leadership
• EU Calls for Ceasefire in Mideast
• Israeli Operation in Ramallah Will Last Several Weeks: Sharon
• U.S. Involved in Offensive Against Arafat: Palestinian Official
• Mubarak, Arafat Mull Israeli Military Escalation Over Phone
• Russia Considers Joint Action With U.S., EU in Middle East
• Israeli Tanks Break Into Arafat's Ramallah Headquarters
• Arafat Urges World Community to Stop Israeli Offensive
• Israeli Attacks Might Shake Whole Middle East: Arafat
• Explosion Occurs in West Jerusalem, Dozens Injured
• U.S., S. Korea Sign Accord on Military Base
• Roundup: Israel Declares Yasser Arafat "an Enemy"
• Over 30 Killed in Communal Clash in Nigeria

• Analysis: Arab Summit Makes Historic Option for Peace

• China to Introduce Canadian Methane Technology
• Chinese Scientists Find New Mental Handicap Chromosome
• U.S. Study Find Pesticide More Effective Killer of Anthrax
• International Education Forum Opens
• Electronic Research Center Set up in Shanghai
• Chinese Scientists Warn of Imminent El Nino

• Beijing Holds International Long Distance Run
• China Adds PSV Eindhoven to Warm-up Schedule for World Cup Finals

• Heavily Polluted Ocean Areas Expand in China
• Beijing to Further Develop Local Libraries
• Famous Chinese Tea Gets Place of Origin Logo
• New Regulations Protect World Heritage Sites