Friday, April 19, 2002

• Chinese State Councilor, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Hold Talks
• Law Protects Rights of Elected Village Head
• AAPP Third Annual Meeting Closes in Chongqing
• Lebanese Prime Minister to Visit China
• Tung Chee Hwa: Public Support Accountability System
• EP Conclusion on China Inaccurate and Unacceptable: FM Spokeswoman
• Li Peng Meets Nepalese, Turkmenian Dignitaries
• Family Members of Plane Crash Victims to Head for ROK
• DPRK, ROK Parliamentary Leaders Shake Hands
• Senior CPC Leader Calls For Tougher Discipline Supervision
• AAPP Delegates Call for More Dialogue, Exchange
• Li Peng Meets Vice-Chairman of Russia's Duma
• Chinese AAPP Delegates on Multi-polarization, Globalization
• Li Peng Meets Iraqi, Saudi Arabian, Kuwaiti, Iranian Parliamentary Leaders

• Li Lanqing Calls for Sound, Fair Economic Environment
• Hong Kong Airport Unveils Details of Multi-purpose SkyPlaza Development
• China Urged not to 'Miss the Boat' to be Fisrt-class Player
• China to Hold Int'l Manufacturing Information Expo
• Beijing to Build Second Airport before 2008 Olympics
• Northeast Asia Economic Forum to be Held in May
• Four Entrepreneurs of Private Companies Won National Labor Medals
• Rising Steel Imports Challenge China's Steel-makers
• Matsushita, TCL Cooperate in Home Appliance Field
• US-China Trade Relation Important: Van Andel
• Stock Exchange Executive Says Early Launch of QDII Unlikely
• China Rules out Appreciation of Yuan
• Shanghai Reports Double-digit Industrial Growth
• IMF: China's Growth Rate to Reach 7 Percent in 2002
• HSBC Allowed Foreign Currency Dealing in Beijing
• Sino-Dutch Joint Venture Set Up to Ship Large, Heavy Items
• China Produces 70.2 Percent of World's Aquaculture: FAO

• Nepali King Vows to Maintain Good Ties With China
• Sino-Egyptian Ties Set Good Example for Inter-Civilization
• Mechanic Killed after Sucked into Wing Engine of Air China Jet
• Nuclear Terror: US Ships High-Radiation Device to China by Mistake
• Does Powell Return Empty-handed or with Some Results?
• Al Qaeda Claims Responsibility for Sept. 11 Attacks
• Five Killed as Train Derails in US Florida, 65 Trapped Aboard
• Egyptian PM Envisages Promising Ties With China: Interview
• Four Killed, Dozens Injured in Plane Crash in Italy  
• Bush Asserts Powell Achieves Progress in Middle East Mission
• Chinese Religious Leaders Support Banning of Falun Gong
• Madagascar Political Rivals Sign Peace Deal
• Sri Lankan Leftist Party Calls for Weakening of Tamil Rebels
• 122 Confirmed Dead, 6 Missing in Monday's Air China Crash
• More Survivors, Bodies Found Under Rubbles in Jenin: Witnesses
• Chinese President Arrives in Shiraz for State Visit to Iran

• Commentary: People Who Trample on Human Rights Should Be Condemned

• Bilingual Teaching Begins in Chinese Colleges
• China, EU Achieve Goals in Sci-tech Cooperation
• China to Upgrade Information Technology Production
• Chinese Scientists Find DNA in Ancient Plants
• Cisco to Provide Backbone Technology for China Railcom Network Expansion
• Survey Reveals More PC Users in China's Big Cities
• Awards for Young Teachers in Higher Education Announced
• New Computer Bug Attacks Taiwan

• Too Hard for China to Beat Brazil, Says Milutinovic
• China, Cuba Prepared to Strengthen Sports Cooperation

• Tigers on the Move
• China Builds Yellow Earth Park
• China Sets Up First Abacus Museum
• Yangzhou Tourism Festival Starts
• New China-Japan Air Route Opened