Wednesday, April 03, 2002

• Chinese Vice-President Inspects Guangxi
• Chinese Premier Meets US Senator
• President Jiang Meets Christopher Patten
• Li Ruihuan Meets HK Youth Delegation
• President Jiang Zemin Meets US Senator
• CPPCC Chairman Meets Philippine Guests
• Chinese, Ugandan FMs Hold Talks in Beijing
• Li Ruihuan Meets Bulgarian Foreign Minister
• Civil Proceedings Cannot Stall Removal Action: Spokesman
• China Urges Israel to Withdraw Troops from Palestine
• Blast in Downtown Chengdu, Sichuan
• Prevention of Outer Space Arms Race Priority for China
• Palestine-Israel Gunpowder "Fluttered" to Beijing, Fierce Conflict Going on  
• Chinese President Meets German Visitors
• Sino-Russian Strategic Cooperative Partnership Progresses Smoothly: Jiang
• Analysis: Why US Warships Longing to Dock at Hong Kong? 
• Shanghai Plans Sea-crossing Project to Link up Chongming Island
• Leaders of China, Azerbaijan Exchange Greetings on Anniversary of Forging Diplomatic Ties
• President Jiang's Nigerian Tour to Revitalize Bilateral Ties: Nigerian Ambassador
• Former French President Visits Shanghai

• Farmers' Incomes Should Be Raised: Chinese Premier
• EU's Temporary Ban of Animal Products from China Unfair: Trade Minister
• ABB Group Expands Investment in West China
• Alliance Essential to Boost Advertising Industry
• China in Need of More Jobs to Maintain Growth

• Arafat Administration Only Valid Interlocutor for Israel: Prodi
• Li Peng Meets Japan's FM
• Harmonious Ties Conducive to China, Japan: Li Peng
• S. Korean Presidential Envoy Arrives in DPRK
• Sino-Japanese Ties Faces New Opportunities: Li Peng
• Top Legislator Urges Japanese Youth Not to Forget Wartime Past
• US Navy Pilot Dies in Maryland Flight Training Accident
• Russia's UAZ Will Roll Out SUVs in Italy
• Do Not Confuse Anti-Terrorism With Destroying PNA: EU, Russia
• Foreigners Who Visited Arafat Arrested by Israeli Military
• Musharraf Calls for Talks With India
• S. Korean Special Envoy to North Leaves Wednesday
• Queen Mother's Coffin Arrives in London
• Arafat Prefers to Be "Shahid" Rather Than Expelled
• Iran Urges Consensus on Using Oil as Weapon
• Israel Steps Up Military Operations, 12 Palestinian Dead
• Putin, Bush Agree on Joint Efforts in Middle East
• Visiting Chinese State Councilor Urges Israel to Cease Fire
• Iraq Presents Five-Point Demand to Arab League
• U.S. Confirms Capture of Senior Al Qaeda Leader
• Powell Turns Down Suggestion of Forcing Arafat Into Exile

• On Several Features of International Situation

• Science, Education Key to Western Development: Vice Premier
• 12 Chinese Astronauts Tested & Making Ready for Spaceflight
• Race to Save World's Only Women's Language
• China, EU Allocate US$3.1 Millio to Cooperative Info-tech Development

• Top Seed China's Xia Advances at Japan Open Badminton
• Background: Incidents in China's 9-year-old Pro Soccer League
• Bulls Center Gong Xiaobin Out of CBA Semi-finals

• China, Netherlands Cooperate in Greenhouse Project
• Feature: France Praises HKSAR Gov't for Cultural Diversity in Hong Kong
• China Protects 900-Year-Old Tibetan Buddhist Stupa
• Cross-Straits Police Cooperation Brings in Taiwan's Most Wanted
• Peony Town Sees Early Blooming Flowers
• Experts Believe to Find China's Oldest Stele
• French Culture Month to be Launched in Late April
• Shanghai Aims High in Suburban Development