Monday, February 12, 2001
- Canadian PM Visits Xi'an
- APEC SOM I Unveils APEC Annual Meetings
- Fight Against Falun Gong, Part of World's Efforts Against Cults
- China, Armenia Vow to Strengthen Ties
- Shanghai Courts Effective at Solving Foreign-Related Cases
- APEC Senior Officials Meeting Opens
- Religious Personage in Fujian Denounce Falun Gong
- Passengers Challenge Spring Festival Price Hikes
- China Defines 3 Major Topics for APEC 2001 Forum
- New Top Legislator Elected in Beijing
- China to Invest 13.1 Billion Yuan in Three Gorges Project
- China's Financial Sector Continues Healthy Development
- Extension of HK's East Rail Commences
- Leading Steel Maker Sees More Profit
- Tourism Income Hits Record High at Home Province of Confucius
- Processing Trade Plays Major Role in Shanghai's Foreign Trade
- Beijing Reaps Record Output Value on Patent Technology
- Software Industry Thriving in Zhejiang
- China's Magnesium Industry Attracts Foreign Investors
- Jiangsu to Open More Sectors to Private Investment
- China Bans Import of Mitsubishi's Pajero
- Forum on City Development in HK, Taipei Opens
- Future of Intel Oriented Toward Cyber World
- China Says Big Oil Field Possible Under Yellow Sea
- Commodities Meet demand of First Tibetan New Year in New Century
- South China Port Reports Record High Foreign Trade Volume
- Huaxia Busy Preparing for IPO
- Experts Debate Fledgling Stock Market
- Hong Kong Saw Fast Development in Bond Market
- Subscription Capital in Stock Market Set New High
- Second Board Makes Debut in Summer: Shenzhen Vice Mayor
- BOC Group to Move to Hong Kong
- China's Island Province Has Booming Economy
- Ministers Worldwide Gather to Discuss Human Settlements
- US Urged to Reconsider Iraq Policy
- Burundi Rebel Group Proposes Presidential Candidate
- Czech President Cuts Short Kuwaiti Visit for Health Reason
- NASDAQ Liaison Office Inaugurated In South India City
- SAARC Countries Should Work Closely for Regional Development: Bangladeshi President
- Death Toll in Indonesia's Landslide Reaches 122 : Report
- UN Officials to Monitor Redeployment of Ethiopian Troops
- DPRK Proposes Inter-Korean Meeting of Taekwondo Officials
- Two Palestinians Killed in West Bank Gun Battles
- Russia Gives Priority to Housing, Refugee Issues in Chechnya
- Thai PM Hands in Cabinet List for Qualification Checks
- Mubarak Holds Talks with Arafat on Mideast Peace Process
- Chinese Organizations in New York Condemn Falun Gong
- Situation in Palestinian Areas Under Control: Official
- Cambodia's Constitutional Council Approves Draft Law on Khmer Rouge Trial
- Thai Security Helicopter for Danish Queen Crashes
- Wahid's Younger Brother Urges Him to Hand Power to Megawati
- Mexico to Establish Strategic Partnership with US, Says President
- Situation Along Thai-Myanmar Border Returns to Normal
- Japanese Relatives Press US Officials on Sub Crash
- Thousands More Flee Guinea War Zone
- Thousands of Houses Inundated in East Java, Indonesia
- Cambodian Govt Expected to Issue Plan for Rural Electricity
- Indonesian Govt, GAM Strike Accord to Reduce Violence
- Sub Crash Search Continues, Investigation Begins
- US-Japan Alliance Threatens Security
- Powell Adds Syria to His Trip to Mideast
- Israel, Palestinians Exchange Fire in South Jerusalem
- US, British Air Attacks Injure Seven: Spokesman
- Sanctions Against Libya Should Be Off Immediately: Iran
- Arab FMs Urge Israel to Stick to Peace Process
- Russia to Sell Tu-22M3 Bombers to India
- S. African President Calls for Intensified Efforts to End Conflicts
- Severed US-China Cable Expected to Resume Operation in 10 Days
- Town of Science and Technology to Open in Shanghai
- An Anthology of Ge Saer Published
- Aches and Pains of China's Software Industry
- Scientists Find Human Genome Full of Surprises
- Adverse Influence of Internet Arouses Attention in China
- Ruptured Undersea Cable to Be Repaired in Two Weeks
- Health Services Webpage for Elderly Launched in HK
- Former Polish Ambassador Named Honorary Citizen of Beijing
- East China City to Plant 18,000 More Trees This Year
- China Turns on 'Red Lights' to Heavy Pollution Projects
- Progress Made in Protection of Moose Colony
- On-Line Tourism Soars in China
- Agreement To Change Wild Home of Giant Panda Into Tourism Destination