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News Archive --- Date:20041008


China

  • Doha Agenda should not only reflect but also realize development, says China (21:01, October 08)
  • Chinese defense minister calls for increased military ties with French army (21:01, October 08)
  • Beijing reception marks 55th anniversary of China-Poland diplomatic ties (21:01, October 08)
  • HKSAR gov't appoints new health chief (19:37, October 08)
  • Russian President Putin to visit China (19:37, October 08)
  • Shanghai's "Rare Blood Bank" to be put into clinical practice (19:35, October 08)
  • Early rice harvests up 8.8% (16:06, October 08)
  • CPPCC delegation leaves for 4-nation tour (13:26, October 08)
  • US report on human rights ignores facts: FM Spokesman (09:29, October 08)
  • UN Secretary-General to visit China (09:25, October 08)
  • Senior CPC official vows to accelerate institutional reform of culture services (08:16, October 08)
  • Chinese, US presidents discuss trade, Taiwan issue (08:09, October 08)



  • Business

  • New provisions to improve prospectus regime to start in Dec. in HK  (19:33, October 08)
  • Guangdong to invest 139 billion yuan on nine railway projects (19:32, October 08)
  • China business confidence stabilizing in 3rd quarter  (16:58, October 08)
  • 100 mln yuan from central finance for rainwater storage  (19:31, October 08)
  • Sales of key large retailers top 4 billion yuan during golden week (16:08, October 08)
  • Shanghai improves IPR protection by stepping up regional cooperation (15:21, October 08)
  • Gross output value of machine-building industry hits 2 trillion yuan (15:05, October 08)
  • HK-listed SOEs' profits top 100 billion Yuan (15:11, October 08)
  • Reform of rural credit cooperatives carried out nationwide (15:04, October 08)
  • CCPIT Vice-chairman: Recognizing China's market economy status beneficial to world (15:03, October 08)
  • 1st "wedding odds" insurance appears in Shanghai (11:11, October 08)
  • IBM looks to China in mainframe push (13:38, October 08)
  • US firms make profits in China (14:00, October 08)
  • Commission to enhance SOE supervision  (09:35, October 08)
  • Air-conditioning firms face competition  (09:35, October 08)
  • Sony Ericsson teams up for expansion  (09:36, October 08)
  • Rettig aims to lead in radiator market  (09:36, October 08)
  • Retailers battling for second-tier cities share  (09:36, October 08)
  • China's green food industry in "full-swing" development (09:36, October 08)
  • Heilongjiang increases fruit, vegetable export to Russia (08:19, October 08)
  • HKMA chief: Too early for inflation calls (10:01, October 08)
  • Africa has great potential to increase intra-continental trade (08:17, October 08)
  • Major progress made in UAE-US free trade talks: paper (08:15, October 08)
  • E. China's city expects to play bigger role in NE Asian trade (08:13, October 08)
  • France supports Vietnam's bid for WTO: Chirac (08:12, October 08)
  • EU shows strong WTO-related support to Vietnam (08:11, October 08)
  • Crude oil price tops 53 dollars per barrel in New York (08:10, October 08)



  • World

  • Resumption of nuke issue talks depends on US: DPRK  (19:40, October 08)
  • Kenya's Wangari Maathai wins 2004 Nobel Peace Prize (19:39, October 08)
  • Rockets wound 2 in east Afghanistan just day ahead of election (17:36, October 08)
  • Iraq WMD Report gets heated reception (17:24, October 08)
  • Indonesia says Paris bombing may not target embassy (17:24, October 08)
  • 11 killed, 17 wounded in US airstrike on Fallujah (17:25, October 08)
  • Israel accuses al-Qaida of masterminding Sinai blasts (17:28, October 08)
  • Explosion near Indonesian embassy in Paris wounds 9 (16:58, October 08)
  • Iranian, Omani leaders stress nations' right on nuclear power (16:59, October 08)
  • Backgrounder: Major bomb attacks since January 2004 (17:01, October 08)
  • ASEM urged to be substantive cooperation framework between Asia, Europe (16:00, October 08)
  • Continued violence baffles relief work in Haiti (15:56, October 08)
  • ASEM urged to be substantive cooperation framework between Asia, Europe (15:53, October 08)
  • China joins Eurasian anti-money laundering panel (14:19, October 08)
  • Kerry holds small lead over Bush - poll (13:45, October 08)
  • Canadian gov't avoids political crisis (13:35, October 08)
  • Putin's visit to boost Sino-Russian ties: Russian official (15:37, October 08)
  • Russia may ratify Kyoto Protocol before end of year: Deputy PM (13:30, October 08)
  • Fifth ASEM summit opens in Hanoi (13:32, October 08)
  • Constitutional Court confirms Yudhoyono's victory (13:34, October 08)
  • Backgrounder: Basic facts of Afghanistan (13:36, October 08)
  • New York protesters suit alleged civil rights violations during arrest (13:38, October 08)
  • US alerts schools about terror threat (11:02, October 08)
  • UN chief: "soft threats" more urgent to be solved (10:59, October 08)
  • Ecuador seeks APEC accession in 2007  (10:55, October 08)
  • Australia's ruling coalition ahead in last opinion poll  (10:54, October 08)
  • Dialogue only way to resolve Kashmir issue: Pakistani Minister  (10:53, October 08)
  • Asia, Europe differ on summit expansion  (10:43, October 08)
  • S.Korea, DPRK hold working-level military contacts (09:58, October 08)
  • Interview: Annan on Iraq, UN reform (09:54, October 08)
  • Austrian woman writer wins Nobel Prize  (09:15, October 08)
  • Bush, Cheney concede Saddam had no WMD  (09:11, October 08)
  • Senior Chinese official arrives in Sri Lanka (08:51, October 08)
  • Premier Wen hails bilateral ties with Vietnam leaders  (09:59, October 08)
  • Sudanese government, southern rebels resume peace talks in Kenya (08:49, October 08)
  • China, ROK vow to advance good-neighborly relationship (08:48, October 08)
  • Crude oil price tops 53 dollars per barrel in New York (08:45, October 08)
  • Bomb kills 40 at Pakistan religious rally (08:38, October 08)
  • China plays important role in UN: Annan (10:00, October 08)
  • Asian leaders discuss issues ahead of ASEM 5 summit (08:25, October 08)
  • Sino-Vietnamese cooperation mainstream in bilateral ties (08:59, October 08)
  • Canada's Liberal government to face confidence vote (08:24, October 08)
  • Arab League fed up with US veto of UN resolution (08:25, October 08)
  • Georgia to normalize relations with Russia (08:27, October 08)
  • Bush reiterates rightfulness of Iraq invasion (08:42, October 08)
  • Italian government to sell control of Alitalia (08:30, October 08)
  • US, Japanese officials hold talks on comprehensive issues (08:31, October 08)
  • Chinese premier urges understanding, accommodation in addressing disputes (08:41, October 08)
  • UN chief to visit China, Ireland and UK (08:07, October 08)
  • At least 30 people feared dead in hotel blast in Egypt's Taba: reports (08:05, October 08)
  • Premier Wen hopeful of ties with Vietnam (08:11, October 08)



  • Opinion

  • Clearly understand the importance, enhance sense of urgency (13:52, October 08)
  • Less pragmatism, more zeal for basic research (11:22, October 08)



  • Sports

  • China enters U-20 championship final  (16:37, October 08)
  • Sharapova reaches Japan Open final, Paradorn out (15:56, October 08)
  • Ferrer upsets Ferrero in Lyon Grand Prix (15:55, October 08)
  • Phelps wins 200m free at short-course worlds (15:55, October 08)
  • China ready for World Cup qualifier  (14:53, October 08)
  • De Bruijn hopes to swim at 2008 Beijing Olympic Games (10:27, October 08)
  • Indonesia beat Chinese Taipei in U-18 volleyball championship  (08:44, October 08)
  • Hewitt, Sharapova through in Japan Open  (10:29, October 08)



  • Science & Technology

  • Partial solar eclipse occurs next week (17:32, October 08)
  • English version of Education for 1.3 Billion published in Germany (16:37, October 08)
  • China at a higher step in developing and growing trans-genetic anti-insect cotton (16:38, October 08)
  • Chinese teachers in high demand abroad (13:53, October 08)
  • Yunnan successfully plants taxaceae (14:10, October 08)
  • "National anti-pain week" named  (14:10, October 08)
  • National education scheme to benefit more HK students (08:08, October 08)



  • Life

  • China has 2.5 million new apoplexy patients each year (19:31, October 08)
  • Saving moon bears from lives of torture (16:24, October 08)
  • Chinese nightlife nouveau  (15:47, October 08)
  • Peking University limits visitor's access into campus   (15:40, October 08)
  • China to form a new prison layout by 2010 (15:20, October 08)
  • China's TV serials grow but audience rating falls (13:42, October 08)
  • Sub health problem poses threat (13:41, October 08)
  • "Boy Plays Flute" arrives in Beijing (13:45, October 08)
  • "City Building" stamps to come (13:47, October 08)
  • Cash-crop demand threatens wild herbs (13:49, October 08)
  • Internet still not safe enough (13:50, October 08)
  • Shaanxi to treat pollution on Weihe River (11:25, October 08)
  • 4 kids killed in Hunan school attack (11:19, October 08)
  • Golden Week holiday concludes (10:32, October 08)
  • French Aerobatics show canceled because of heavy fog  (15:39, October 08)
  • Air pollution denies Beijingers blue sky (09:43, October 08)
  • French musician to kick off French Culture Year  (08:16, October 08)
  • 53 babies found, 110 suspects arrested for baby trafficking case  (08:18, October 08)
  • Beijingers enjoy a well-to-do life  (09:43, October 08)



  • Photo

    "Swan Lake"

    A flock of white swans are frolicking at the Dalinor Lake, Inner Mongolia on Oct 6th. Tens of thousands of white swans have flown from Sebiria to the Lake recently. Dalinor is a Nationla Natural Reserve comprising grassland, lakes, wetland, sand and woods. It is home to 160 kinds of rare birds.

    Hewitt beat host player to advance in Japan Open

    Lleyton Hewitt in the third-round match against Takao Suzuki of Japan in Japan Open held in Tokyo, October 7. Hewitt won the game 2-1 (6-7 (3-7), 6-2, 6-4) to advance.

    Construction of cross-border railway between DPRK and ROK completed

    Soldiers of South Korea (L) and US Forces Korea stand guard in front of a signboard showing the Dorasan railway station, the utmost north railway station at the side of South Korea on Oct. 7, 2004. The reconnection work of two sets of cross-border railways and adjacent roads has been completely finished, and they are to be inaugurated late this month.

    US inspector finds Iraq had no WMD before the war

    Charles Duelfer (L), United States chief weapons inspector of the Iraq Survey Group, testifies at the Senate Armed Services Committee on the Capitol Hill in Washington Oct. 6, 2004. Duelfer told the committee that Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction before the US-led invasion of the country in March 2003.

    Premier Wen meets with leaders of Vietnam

    Chinese premier Wen Jiabao (L) shakes hands with General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Nong Duc Manh in Hanoi, capital of Vietnam, Oct. 7, 2004.

    Nepal-China Education Society inaugurated in Kathmandu

    Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Sun Heping addresses the inauguration ceremony of Nepal-China Education Society in Kathmandu, capital of Nepal on Oct. 7, 2004. The society, initiated by the Galaxy Public School, has more than 20 members so far, and 300 schools and colleges are applying for its membership now.

    German Chancellor kicks off state visit to India

    Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (R) shakes hands with visiting German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder in New Delhi, capital of India on Oct. 7, 2004. Schroeder arrived here Wednesday to kick off his two-day state visit to India.

    Aerobatics show by PAF cancelled

    The machinists of the Patrouille de France (PAF) of France Air Force maintain the Alphajet at the Nanyuan Airport in Beijing, Oct. 7, 2004. The aerobatics show, scheduled to be staged by the famous aerobatics team PAF, was canceled because of low visibility and heavy fog here Thursday.

    King of Cambodia abdicates

    The file photo taken on Aug. 18, 2004 shows Cambodia's King Norodom Sihanouk being interviewed by Chinese media. Norodom Sihanouk has abdicated, Norodom Ranarith, president of the Cambodian National Assembly, announced in Phnom Penh on Oct. 7, 2004. The king said in a statement that he decided to retire because of old age and health.


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