Monday, April 15, 2002

• Jiang Zemin Expresses Condolence Over Victims of Air China Crash
• 54 Survivors from Air China Crash in South Korea
• Macedonian President to Visit China
• Chinese Vice-Premier Stresses Sino-Vietnamese Friendship
• Chinese Government Expresses Condolences to Air Crash Victims
• Maintaining Neighborly Cooperation to Seek Common Development
• Wounded Chinese Workforces Will Get Israeli Insurance Indemnity
• China Builds Clean, Green Qinghai-Tibet Railway
• Most Passengers on Crashed Chinese Plane Are ROK Nationals
• Chinese Premier Leaves for Three-Nation Tour
• Chinese Plane Crashes in S.Korea, Dozen Survivors Reported
• Air China Plane Crashes in South Korea, Over 160 Aboard
• Chinese VP Hu Calls on Youth to Improve Ties with Japan  
• One Chinese Identified Dead in Jerusalem's Suicide Bombing
• Kissinger Promises Zhu Further Efforts to Promote Bilateral Ties  
• Families Mourn Chinese Victims' Deaths in Jerusalem
• Chinese Premier Meets Kissinger
• Senior CPC Official Meets Japanese Guests
• Participants Arrive for AAPP Annual Meeting
• Chongqing Prepares for AAPP
• Backgrounder: Continued Development of Sino-Nigerian Friendly Relations
• Statute on Medical Accidents Published
• Chinese Premier Calls for Environmental Care in Hainan
• Foundation Against Corruption Launched In Taipei
• Shanghai Mayor Meets Kissinger
• Chinese Top Legislator Meets Bangladeshi Guests  

• China Export Commodity Fair Opens in Guangzhou
• China Export Commodity Fair Opens in Guangzhou
• Financial Industry Faring Well in China
• BO Expands Cooperation with China
• Western City on Show for AAPP Annual Meeting
• China's Inter-bank Forex Trade Shoots up in The First Quarter
• China May Reopen Oil Futures Trading to Offset Int'l Market Risks
• Haier Takes Lead in Exporting Electrical Appliances
• China's Economy to Grow Above Six Percent
• Boao Forum Ends First Annual Meeting
• Roundup: China Committed to Asia's Common Prosperity
• Taiwan Leaky Pipes Losing 1.97 Million Cubic Meters of Water Per Day
• Chinese Vice-Premier Stresses Re-employment for Laid-off Workers
• Taipei Initiates Program to Promote Bike Sell กกกก

• President Kim Dae-Jung Condoles Over Victims of China Air Crash
• Turkish PM Confident in Closer Turko-Chinese Ties
• Powell Arrives in Lebanon on Peace Mission
• U.S. Fighter Jet Crashes Off Northern Japan, Pilot Rescued
• China, Libya to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation
• Arafat: Israel Must Wthdraw First
• Chinese President Arrives in Abuja for State Visit to Nigeria
• ROUNDUP: East Timor's Presidential Election Ends Peacefully
• Arafat Urges "Durable Political Solution" in Talks With Powell: Shaath
• U.S. Greets Chavez's Return to Power With Stern Warning
• Chavez Returns to Presidential Palace
• Powell Meets Arafat for Key Talks on Ceasefire
• Powell, Arafat to Meet Again on Tuesday: Palestinian Official

• World First Liver Operation Succeeds in HK
• Mainland Students Outstanding in Hong Kong Universities
• Internet Game Launched in Taiwan to Promote Protection of IPR
• AIDS Consultation Service Established in SW China
• Postdoctoral Researchers in China to Top 12,000 by 2005
• Ethics Become Focus in HGM 2002
• First Pterodactyl Footprints Spotted in China
• China, France Set Up Joint Life Science Research Center
• China to Expand International Cooperation on Human Genome Research

• Shenzhen Beat Hainiu 2-0 in Chinese League
• Shanghai Sharks Level CBA Finals 1-1
• Beijing Guo'an Draws Zhongyuan 1-1  

• Flights Between Beijing, Seoul Remain Normal
• China National Museum of Fine Arts Closed for Reconstruction
• Over 5,000 Taiwanese Students Takes TOEIC Bridge Test
• Beijing to Stage Musical Opera "Tristan and Yseult"
• Japanese Star Kurihara Komaki Film Show Opens In Beijing