Sunday, April 14, 2002

• Chinese President Starts State Visit to Libya
• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets EU Commissioner
• Sino-U.S. Communique's 30th Anniversary Marked in Beijing
• Hu Jintao, Kissinger on Sino-U.S. Relations
• FM Commissioner Office Denounces U.S. Report on Hong Kong
• Chinese President Holds Talks With Ghaddafi

• Russia to Lift Ban on U.S. Poultry Imports Next Monday
• Hong Kong People Should Make Most of Opportunities, Tsang
• British Bank Governor Says Pound Must Fall Before Euro Entry
• Roundup: China Committed to Asia's Common Prosperity
• Bush Calls for Permanent Tax Cuts
• Figures: China's Top Ten Trade Partners
• Figures: Foreign Trade of China's Major Bonded Zones

• Venezuelan Parliament Refuses to Recognize Interim President
• Singapore Government to Review Censorship Policies
• DPRK Refutes U.S. Censure on Human Rights
• U.S. President Supports Idea of NATO-Russia Summit in May
• Powell Reviewing Meeting With Arafat After Jerusalem Blast
• Bomb Explodes Near U.S. Embassy in Yemen
• Israel Arrest Top Wanted Palestinian Militants in West Bank
• British Foreign Secretary Summons Israeli Ambassador
• 50 Killed, 150 Injured in Afghan Earthquake
• Thousands of Germans Demonstrate Against Israel
• Indonesia to Intensity Lobbying to Pressure Israel

• Beijing Strives for Best-ever Olympics in 2008, Says Mayor

• Chinese Vice-Premier Stresses Re-employment for Laid-off Workers