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News Archive --- Date:20041020
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Vice premier meets president of Nortel Networks (20:08, October 20)
New birth certificate issued to fight forgeries (20:06, October 20)
What does China's poverty alleviation situation imply (17:08, October 20)
Regular social donation system beneficial to needy (16:32, October 20)
World Engineers' Convention 2004 well prepared, official (16:27, October 20)
Foreign market surveys free from government's examination in China (14:49, October 20)
Enhance psycho-defensive ability, PLA to cope with informationization warfare (14:49, October 20)
Track-laying completed on half of Qinghai-Tibet railway (14:54, October 20)
China, Japan to hold talks on dispute over the East China Sea (08:53, October 20)
Senior Chinese leader calls for closer cooperation at local levels with Spain (08:32, October 20)
DPRK's stand on six-party talks remains unchanged: FM spokeswoman (08:27, October 20)
China urges Japan to correctly recognize history (08:27, October 20)
HK not to conduct referendum on constitutional development (08:21, October 20)
China, DPRK to improve mechanism for trade ties, Premier Wen  (08:26, October 20)
President Hu applauds deep Sino-DPRK friendship (08:17, October 20)
FM spokesperson: China-Russia delimitation agreement example for settling border disputes (08:28, October 20)
Chinese state leaders call for learning from outstanding cadre (08:14, October 20)
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Shandong seeks business opportunities with Fortune's Top 500 (20:04, October 20)
Thai-China trade deficit in electronics to continue next year (18:51, October 20)
China's indoor environment purification industry exceeds US$1 bln (16:23, October 20)
Overseas Chinese entrepreneurs in trade talks in Macao (16:13, October 20)
Bring farm produce export into full play: Commentary (16:23, October 20)
E. China province to seek proprietors of highways (15:53, October 20)
Increase of Beijing's real estate investment slows down (15:52, October 20)
Ceramics capital of China forging ties with foreign counterparts (15:51, October 20)
EU establishes first professional training center in China (15:32, October 20)
China cable TV signs deal with HBO (15:34, October 20)
China's apple export hit 370,000 tons by August (15:30, October 20)
China's banking sector recorded inflating balance and disposed more NPA (14:47, October 20)
Lawsuits show need to improve credit records (14:24, October 20)
Small hydropower stations develop fast (14:26, October 20)
Bank of China's operating profit up 24% (11:29, October 20)
Is Airbus ready to take off? (13:59, October 20)
Car sales rise 13.94% (11:26, October 20)
China Economic Growth Forum 2004 to be held in Suzhou (09:40, October 20)
Cathay Pacific granted further rights for Chinese mainland services (09:39, October 20)
Air China, Austrian Airlines reach free sale agreement (09:39, October 20)
France welcomes investment from Chinese enterprises (09:39, October 20)
Satcom providing new auto navigation service (08:59, October 20)
Autodesk establishes Beijing branch (09:01, October 20)
China's growth blesses the world (09:36, October 20)
Diverse impact of foreign exchange rate (09:16, October 20)
Macao fair to showcase effect of CEPA (08:18, October 20)
HK jobless rate stable at 6.8% (08:16, October 20)
China's GDP to exceed 8 percent in 2005 (08:46, October 20)
HK, Chongqing sign 41 economic cooperation contracts (08:13, October 20)
Economists: China's macro-control "successful" (08:45, October 20)
CEPA II origin rules to be announced soon: official (08:10, October 20)
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Dialogue only way to solve Iran's nuke issue: president (20:10, October 20)
Iran says to reject EU proposal if it fails to acknowledge Tehran's nuclear rights (20:02, October 20)
Pakistan intensifying hunt for kidnapping master-mind (18:47, October 20)
Iran launches test of more accurate Shahab-3 missile (20:01, October 20)
Arroyo notes maturity in strategic partnership with allies (17:16, October 20)
Kuwait calls for inter-Gulf transport (17:17, October 20)
Karzai leading polls with over 1/3 votes counted (17:18, October 20)
US presidential campaign heats up (20:02, October 20)
Turkish Cypriot govt in northern Cyprus resigns (16:41, October 20)
Sharon under assassination threat from extremists (15:27, October 20)
Belgian army to set up logistic base in Uganda (16:25, October 20)
Philippines to launch family planning drive door-to-door (14:29, October 20)
Colombia to demobilize 4,000 paramilitary fighters (14:30, October 20)
Japan dismisses revision of security treaty with US (14:32, October 20)
NATO pledges to tighten ties with Central Asian countries (13:12, October 20)
Susilo sworn in as Indonesian president (15:43, October 20)
20 Thai officials to face corruption charges (13:09, October 20)
Background: Fallujah, "city of mosques" (13:37, October 20)
S.Korea receives fresh terror threat (10:50, October 20)
Sino-French ties increasingly mature, solid: defense ministers (10:43, October 20)
3 Pakistani soldiers killed in tribal area (09:50, October 20)
Senior Chinese leader meets Philippine Congress leaders (08:57, October 20)
Putin: Growing terror attacks aimed at Bush (08:54, October 20)
Myanmar PM ousted, under house arrest (08:49, October 20)
Peres: Israeli extremists may try to kill Sharon (08:47, October 20)
Senior charity worker kidnapped in Iraq (08:11, October 20)
Thailand confirms 23 tigers die of bird flu (08:21, October 20)
Philippine gov't to reassess strategy with rebel group (08:14, October 20)
US official defends military campaign in Iraq (08:20, October 20)
US says UN statement on Syria "a step forward" (08:15, October 20)
Israel hands over bodies of five Palestinians (08:22, October 20)
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"Golden Week" holidays lose favor of more Chinese: survey (18:50, October 20)
Coming to the sperm rescue (17:28, October 20)
Buddhism in China illustrates cultural integration (17:29, October 20)
Writers born in the 1970s stimulate debate (17:36, October 20)
Fake Valentino boutiques flourishing in Beijing (16:39, October 20)
Beijing subway closed due to suspicious bag (16:37, October 20)
Oldest handwritten Koran in China needs funds (13:40, October 20)
Wind power project to solve Beijing's air pollution (13:37, October 20)
Students splash cash on looks for good job (13:38, October 20)
Number of visitors to Macao in first nine months surpasses 2003 figure (10:52, October 20)
Guangdong offers free AIDS treatment (10:20, October 20)
Section of ancient Pingyao wall collapses (10:18, October 20)
Shanghai to make better public toilets (10:17, October 20)
Beijing sets up condom selling machines (10:14, October 20)
HK issues stamps marking development of Pearl River Delta (08:11, October 20)
NE China forest fires under control (08:08, October 20)
SW China earthquake leaves 12 injured (08:12, October 20)
Beijing, Sichuan to exchange giant pandas (08:07, October 20)
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Rose Wedding Ceremony held in HK
Hong Kong singer Karen Mok (centre) joins 62 mainland couples from Hangzhou, capital city of East China's Zhejiang Province. They participated in the Rose Wedding Ceremony as part of a romance tour to Hong Kong at the Avenue of Stars. (Xinhua photo)
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Heilongjiang forest fires under control
The forest fires in Heilongjiang Province were brought under control. After six days of hard work, the fire in Dahinggan Mountains is completely under control, while the fires in Heihe and Zhanhe have been basically quenched. The fire in Yichun forest region has stopped spreading.
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Earthquake in Yunnan leaves 12 injured
The earthquake that shocked Yunnan Province in southwest China Tuesday morning has left 12 people injured, with one in critical condition. More than 20,000 houses have been dilapidated by the quake and some 1,000 students in about 20 schools forced to stop class.
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Alitalia strives to recover
An airplane of Alitalia (Italian Airlines) lands at the international airport of Milan, Italy, Oct. 17, 2004. Having undergone an enormous loss of some 380 million euros in 2003 and being expected to lose almost 400 million this year, the state-owned Alitalia is struggling to go ahead with its recovery plans including large-scale job cuts.
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Germany supports Turkey's bid for EU membership
Visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul (L) and his German counterpart Joschka Fischer attend a news briefing after their talks in Berlin, capital of Germany on Oct. 18, 2004. Gul kicked off his two-day visit to Germany on Monday, focusing on the start of talks over Turkey's European Union (EU) membership bid. German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder expressed his support to the bid of Turkey's accession to EU Monday.
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Miss Tourism Queen International 2004 China finals
Yin Le, second runner-up of the Miss Tourism Queen International 2004 China finals, poses as she won the title in Guiyang, southwest China's Guizhou province Oct. 18, 2004. Some 35 women, each representing a tourist attraction in China, gathered here to compete for the chance to represent China in the Miss World Tourism pageant. Xu Qian got the winner and Tian Lili the first runner-up.
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Indonesia's outgoing President Megawati leaves presidential palace
Indonesia's outgoing President Megawati Sukarnoputri leaves the presidential palace on her last day in office in Jakarta October 19, 2004. Indonesian President-elect Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono will be sworn in as the nation's first directly elected president on Wednesday. [Reuters]
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Chinese leaders meets Kim Yong Nam
Chinese President Hu Jintao (R) meets with Kim Yong Nam, president of the Presidium of Supreme People's Assembly of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Oct. 19, 2004. Kim Yong Nam arrived here Monday morning for an official goodwill visit to China.
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CPC senior official meets Philippine congress leaders
Wu Guanzheng (L), member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, meets with Philippine Senate President Franklin Drilon in Manila, capital of the Philippines Oct. 18, 2004.
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