Thursday, April 25, 2002

• Chinese Vice-Premier Meets UN Guest
• FM Spokesman: China-Pakistan Anti-Terrorism Mechanism Possible
• China Reaffirms Stand on Middle East Issue
• China to Send Delegation to UN Special Session
• Train, Truck Collision Kills Two in Northeast China
• Time is Right for Accountability System: HK Official
• Indonesia's Top Legislator to Visit China
• China's Top Legislator Meets Cote d'Ivoire President
• Senior CPC Official Meets Mozambique Guests
• Mainland Willing to Provide Water to Drought-hit Island Province
• Beijing Begins Dredging Its 2nd Largest Reservoir
• Presidents of China, Cote d'Ivoire Hold Talks
• Chinese Vice Premier Meets Berne Union Representatives
• Feature: PLA Takes Part in HK Search and Rescue Exercise

• Cote d'Ivoire Leader Welcomes More Investment from China
• China, Russia to Produce Subway Carriages
• Mainland Chinese Medicine Research Center to Open in Shenzhen
• China's GDP to reach 12.5 Trillion yuan by 2005: Official
• State-Owned Bank Publishes Non-Performing Loans
• Disney Eyes Chinese Hollywood
• Local Community Disagrees with EIU's Assessment on HK Business Environment
• China Strives to Solve Problem of Layoffs in 3-5 Years: Vice Premier
• China Sees Drop in Industrial Firms' Profits
• 3,000 International Companies Set up Regional Headquarters in HK
• Motorola to Purchase More Goods in China
• Lucent Eyes Bigger Slice of China's Market
• Auction Sees High Price for Emperor's Seals
• Bank of China Moves Faster Than Expected: Bank Chief Executive

• Iraq Says US to Launch Attacks Despite Arms Inspections
• Lebanon Willing to Increase Cooperation with China: PM
• Zimbabwe to Release 5,000 Prisoners
• 43 Hostages Freed in Nigeria: Chevron Texaco
• Russian Rocket Lifts South African Space Tourist into Orbit
• Kim Jong Il Sees Performance Given by Troupe of PLA
• Thailand's Suicide Rate Climbs: Report
• Israeli Troops Kill Five Palestinians in Gaza
• France's Jospin Hosts Last Meeting
• Former Yugoslav Chief of Staff Turns Himself to Hague Tribunal
• Egypt Hopes for Environmental Cooperation With China
• Japanese FM to Visit Afghanistan, Iran, Britain, Belgium
• World's Second Space Tourist Set to Blast Off
• Egyptian President Blasts Israel, Still Seeks Peace
• Le Pen Jeered at European Parliament
• Chinese, Malaysian Leaders Speak Highly of Bilateral Relations
• Premier Zhu Meets UNEP, UN-Habitat Executive Directors
• Chinese Premier Meets Kenyan Parliament Speaker
• Sri Lankan Navy Intercepts Boats Carrying Tamil Rebels
• Russia, US End Latest Arms Control Talks
• China's Rapid Growth Can't be Denied: ADB President
• Hu: Sino-Malaysian Bilateral Relations Develop Smoothly

• Know Who to Love, Who to Hate

• Railway on Roof of the World Uses Russian Knowhow
• China to Offer Hydrological Data to India
• Chinese and American Scientists Find Oldest Placental Mammal Fossil
• Users Warned of Virus Bite on Thursday

• Chinese Eleven Arrives in S. Korea for Warm-up without Star Trio
• Wang Yifu Snatches Gold at Shanghai World Cup Shooting
• Zhang Celebrates Birthday with Two Titles at National Swimming
• India to Bid for 2012 Olympic Games

• World's Largest Polar Marine Animal Museum to Open in China
• China's Oldest Percussion Instrument Discovered
• Fixed, Mobile Telephone Users in China Hit 350 Million
• China Jails Fake AIDS Syringe Robbers
• Whales Sighted in East China Canal
• China Sets Up Databank on Wetlands
• Tibet Visit Excites Bhutan Speaker
• Two Environmental Evaluation Bodies Punished