Sunday, January 14, 2001
- Second Globalization Forum Concludes
- Chinese Dairy Producer Goes Global
- Agricultural Bank Improves Business Operations in 2000
- Chinese Economy to Maintain Steady Growth This Year: Economist
- Chinese Minister on Exchange Rate Regimes
- Beijing Reports Higher Retail Sales in 2000
- China Vows to Open Wider to Outside World
- China's Insurance Giant Cooperates With Air-Transport Group
- Ten Billion Yuan Deal Signed for Petrochemical, Natural Gas Development
- World Bank Loan Helps Improve Shanxi Rural Medicare Service
- China to Reduce Non-tariff Measures on Imports
- Somalis Demonstrate Against Ethiopia's Intervention
- Palestinians Expect New US "Less Biased": Spokesman
- Iraq Condemns US, British Use of Depleted Uranium Shells
- Bangladesh Port City Paralyzed Again by Opposition Shutdown
- Ethiopia Denies Link in Border Attack
- ASEM Finance Ministers Meeting Closes in Japan
- China Concerned Over Mideast Violence: Hu Jintao
- US Delegation in Iraq to Show Solidarity
- Strong Quake Kills at Least 60 in Central America
- Yugoslav President Meets with Milosevic
- Russia's Chechen Head Sure of US Hostage's Release
- Japanese Delegation Exploring Investment Prospect in Bangladesh
- Li Peng Calls for Joint Efforts to Develop Sino-Indian Relations
- Mexico Demands Extradition of Former Minister by Nicaragua
- Liberia Withdraws Support to Sierra Leone Rebels
- Over 1,500 Ethiopians Repatriated from Eritrea: ICRC
- Chinese, Jordanian Leaders Hail Bilateral Relations
- French Defense Minister to Visit Russia for ABM
- Arafat, Peres Begin Talks in Gaza
- Russia's Chechen Head Sure of U.S. Hostage's Release
- Moscow: No Immediate Solution to Russian-Japanese Territorial Dispute
- India, China Have More Similarities Than Differences: Li Peng