Saturday, April 27, 2002

• Cote d'Ivoire President Continues Visit in East China
• Historical Facts About "one-China" Consensus: Article
• NPC Vice-Chairman Meets Guests from European Parliament
• NPC Chairman Meets Chairman of Romanian Senate
• Rural Compulsory Education Management System Needs to Be Perfected
• Chinese Premier Back to Beijing
• Chinese President Meets Romanian Guest  
• Chinese Legislators to Expand Scope of Law on Industrial Safety  
• China to Legislate to Control Pollution
• Cote d'Ivoire President Continues Visit in China
• Macedonian President Visits Xi'an
• Taiwan Authorities Urged to Respect History, Reopen Dialogs
• Jiang Calls for Joint Efforts Towards Growth of Sino-US Ties

• China Pledges Increased Protection for Intellectual Property
• China's Earliest SEZ to Undergo Expansion
• China Wants to Compete Tulip With Peony in World Market
• East China Province to Hold Investment Fair in HK
• Lighting Products in Great Demand in China
• HK's Exports and Imports of Goods Reverted to Increase
• HK's Total Assets of Exchange Fund Reaches 979.7 Billion HK Dollars in March
• Less Use of Cash Helps Counter Money Laundering: Experts
• China Seeks Foreign Direct Investment for Railway Project
• News Analysis: Investment Breakthrough in China's Railway sector
• Bankrupt Foreign-funded Firm Sold at Auction
• China Confides in Yantai-Dalian Railway Ferry Project
• HK to Fully Realize Advantages as Leading Maritime Center: Tung

• Arafat Meets Palestinian Negotiators to End Church Standoff
• Afghan MiG-21 Jet Crashes Near Kabul
• Hu Jintao Meets Singaporean Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong
• Iraq to Urge for Lifting of Sanctions in Talks with UN
• China Donates Mosquito Nets, Anti-Malaria Drugs to Nigeria
• Russian-Chinese Ties Important for World Stability: Russian Premier
• Premier Zhu's Three-Nation Tour Hailed 'Resounding Success'
• Hu: China's Development Provide More Business Opportunities
• Japanese Prime Minister Starts Visit to Vietnam
• Roh Wins S. Korea's Ruling Party Presidential Nomination
• Jenin Investigation Delayed Amid Israeli Concerns
• Georgia Earthquake Kills Six
• Strong Earthquake Rocks Guam
• Dow Slides Below 10,000, Nasdaq Plunges 2.9%
• Pyongyang Holds Military Parade
• Germany Shocked by School Shooting Incident
• Expelled Student Kills 17, Self at School in Germany

• Policy for Permanent Solution of Problems, Move to People's Benefits

• First Internet Conference of China to be Held in Shanghai
• University Launches Degree Exams on Tibetan Language
• China's Tibet to Find the World Third Grand Canyon 
• Computer Virus Barely Makes a Dent
• Keyhole Surgery Benefits 100,000 Cardiac Patients
• Nortel Networks Builds Production Base in South China
• Taiwan Cultural, Education Delegation Visits Chinese Mainland

• South Korea Held to Goalless Draw with China
• Chen Ying Takes Gold in ISSF World Cup
• China Lose 3-1 to South Korea in Under-19 Soccer Friendly
• Chinese Shooter Wins at World Cup
• Qi Hui Wins Unexpected 100m Breaststroke Title

• Tourism Links China with Malaysia, Singapore
• "Green" Toilet to Spread in South China
• Sand Carving Moved from Beach to City
• China to Set Up Museum for Ancient Sacrificial Music
• China to Ensure Safety of Labor Day Holiday
• China Prepares for Busy May Holiday Season  
• China Caring for Children's Minds
• China Marks World Intellectual Property Day