Monday, April 08, 2002

• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets US Guest
• Wei Jianxing Meets Croatian Guests
• Macao's Top Legislator Meets Luxembourg Prime Minister
• China Strongly Opposes US Support for Taiwan in WHO
• Taiwan Intends to Buy US Mine Sweeper for Fear of Mine Blockading Ports
• Japanese Politician Claimed Japan Could Make Massive Nuclear Weapons to Curb China
• PLA Chief of General Staff Meets Italian Guests
• President Jiang Leaves Beijing for Five-Nation Visit
• Photos From Germany Offer New Evidence of Nanjing Massacre
• Luxembourg Prime Minister Visits Shanghai
• Falun Gong Survivors Speak of Self-Immolation 
• Ding Guangen Stresses "Three Represents" 

• China Lowers Commission for Stock Trading
• Sony Ericsson to Set up Joint Mobile Phone Venture in China
• Corrupt Official's Flats Fail to be Sold
• China to Have a Telecom Market over Trillion Yuan by 2005
• 150Bn Yuan Long-term Construction T-Bond Investment Plan Mapped
• Asia Pacific Leather Fair 2002 Opens in Hong Kong
• Japan's Aichi Steel to Set Up Auto Parts Joint Venture in China
• Domestic Carmakers See Profits Crash
• Fudan Launched China's First Cross-border Institute to Fuel Financial Innovation
• Waste-Burning Power Plant Built in Northeast Chinese City 

• Sharon Vows to Continue Military Operations
• Britain: Israeli Gunfire Near Bethlehem Church "Unacceptable"
• China Proposes for Asian-European Cooperation on Immigration Issues
• 12 Killed in Colombian Car Bombing; Dozens Wounded
• U.S. Secretary of State Departs for Mideast Peace Mission
• Thailand Starts Celebrations of Traditional Lunar New Year
• Li Peng Visits Kagoshima of Japan
• Middle East Fighting Rages as Sharon Defies Bush
• Israeli Fire Missiles Into West Bank Refugee Camp
• Yellow Dust Puts Seoul Under Highest Alert
• Bush Urges Immediate Israeli Pullout, Calls for Arab Support
• Space Shuttle Atlantis Ready for Monday Launch
• Sextuplets Born to Kansas Couple of the U.S.
• Israel Likely to Withdraw Prior to Powell's Arrival
• Blair Urges Iraq to Allow Weapons Inspectors Back
• Powell Says He May Speak to Arafat in Mideast Mission
• Jordanian King, UN Chief Discuss Mideast Crisis Over Phone
• Iraq May Need to be Attacked One Day: British Foreign Secretary
• Saddam Defies US Threats of Military Attacks
• Russian President Welcomes US Intention to Cut Strategic Arms
• Three White Men Arrested for Firing Demonstrators in Zimbabwe
• Iran Denies Arrest of Turkey's Outlawed PKK Member
• Bush Expects Israelis to Begin Withdrawal Now: Rice
• Nigeria Council for Promotion of Peaceful Reunification of China Founded
• Powell Denies US Planning Operation Against Iraq
• Afghanistan's 1st Commercial Mobile Phone Network in Operation
• Li Peng Visits Japan's Miyazaki Prefecture
• Oil Embargo Will Destroy Gulf Economy: Kuwaiti Minister

• Therapy Mobile Information System Launched in Hong Kong
• Dinosaur Museum to be Built in NW China
• "Shenguang II" Super Laser developed in Shanghai
• CDMA Network Formally Put Into Operation with Problems to be Alleviated 
• China Considers Drafting Laws on Biosafety

• Experts Imagine Image for 2008 Olympic Games
• Shanghai Zhongyuan Extends Winning Streak
• Jiangsu and Zhejiang Advance into Top Four of CVA
• Li Xiaopeng Assists Luneng for 3-0 Win over Bayi
• Tianjin Taida Rallies to Beat Shanghai Shenhua 2-0
• Pakistan Defeats Chinese Taipei 4-1 in Davis Cup Tie
• China Edges Kazakhstan 3-2 in Davis Cup Tie
• Vice-Premier Calls on Youngsters to Exercise

• Chinese Farmers Leave Land to Get Rich
• Physical Inactivity Threatens Health of Chinese