Wednesday, April 10, 2002

• Official Calls for Severe Punishment of Evil Forces & 'Falun Gong'
• 24 Killed in Coal Mine Blast in Northeast China
• FM Spokeswoman: China to Continue Constructive Role in Korean Peninsula
• Founder of China Times News Group Dies
• Tougher Fists Upon Small Coal Mines  
• Mountainous City Cleans up For AAPP Guests
• Tibet is Very Attractive: US Ambassador to China
• Chinese FM Spokeswoman on Palestine-Israel Tension
• Self-Immolation Survivors Denounce Falun Gong  

• PCCW, Beijing Telecom Jointly Offer Super Leased Circuit
• China's Industrial Production Grows Fast in First Quarter
• Eastern, Western China Bonds "Honeymoon" Tie
• China to Establish Downstream Gas Sector Regulatory Framework
• High-grade Perfume Come After All from Countries of Mad Cow Diseases
• South China's Guangdong Leads Nation for Insurance Revenue
• China, World's Largest Digital Camera Consumer to Be
• US Trade Representative Speaks to Students, Defends Steel Tariffs
• Foreign Waste Found in East China
• Private Business Rising as Impetus to Chinese Economy
• Taiwan Company Announces Oil Price Hiking
• China to Overhaul Certification Market
• Roundup: China Implements WTO Promises Steadily
• Green Food Market Outlook Rosy 
• New Pricing System to Ease Water Shortages
• Airbus A340-600 Makes Debut in China
• Young Farmers Urged to Contribute to Rural Economy
• China Publishing Group Established 

• Chinese President on Ways to Maintain World Peace and Promote Common Development
• Jiang: Development of Sino-European Ties Promising
• Jiang Calls for Closer China-Germany Cooperation
• Congo Rebels Offered Premiership
• Suicide Bomber Blows Up Israeli Bus
• Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger Rebel Leader Calls Media Conference
• China Reaffirms Position on Nuclear Weapons, Tests
• Top Legislator Li Peng Interviewed by Japan's Asahi Shimbun and TV Asahi
• Annan to Meet EU, U.S., Russian Officials on Middle East Conflict
• Roundup: Egypt, US Agree on Moving Ahead with Political Track
• France Calls for Responsibility in Madagascar
• Iraq Says Oil Exports Stoppage Aims at Harming US Economy
• Britons Bid Farewell to Queen Mother
• Iranian President Condemns Assassination Bid in Afghanistan
• Bush Hopes Israel Will End Reoccupation Quickly: Powell
• Jiang Meets Schroeder, Presents Proposals on Sino-German Ties
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets German Vice-Chancellor in Berlin
• Iranian FM Greets Afghan DM for Escaping Assassination Attempt
• Iran Says Ready for Oil Embargo to Israeli Allies
• Roundup: Li Peng's Visit to Japan Fruitful
• Somalia Opens First Teacher Training Institute Since Civil War
• Three Agreements Signed Between Cambodia and India
• President Jiang: China Satisfied With German Ties
• President Jiang Meets German Politicians

• Don't Regard Politician's Clamor as Ravings, How Far Japan Is Away From Nuke

• Beijing University Under Expansion
• Western China Gets First State High-tech Zone
• Bio-chip for Monitoring Cancer of 80% Accuracy Makes Debut in China
• Foreign Medical Practitioners Allowed to Take Part in Chinese Qualification Exam
• PET/CT Scanners Arrive in HK, the First in Asia
• Hong Kong Signs Technology MOU With Netherlands

• Wang Nan, Cai Zhenhua Leads Chinese Table Tennis Top Ten of 2001
• Chinese Football Association Names Dragon Team for 2001 Season
• Chinese Olympic Committee to Strengthen Ties with JOC

• Kunming International Tourism Festival Opens
• China Finds Ancient Fresco Tomb
• China Detains Panamanian Cruise for Defaulted Worker Wages
• Expert Predicts Sandstorm May Run Wild Again in April
• China Establishes Bone Marrow Data Bank
• Monsoon Likely to Return to World Roof: Experts
• Polluting Vehicles Banned on Bird Islands of Qinghai Lake
• HK Employers Urged to Support Working Mothers to Breast Feeding
• Tibet Rebuilds Old Urban Houses
• Army to Host International Medical Equipment Show
• China to Invest in Ecology in Inner Mongolia