Thursday, May 10, 2001
- Third ASEM Foreign Ministers' Meeting to Be Held in Beijing
- Chinese, Angolan Top Legislators Meet in Beijing
- Japan Urged to Hear to Just Demand of Neighboring Countries: FM Spokesman
- Beijing Destroys Illegal Guns
- NPC Vice-Chairwoman Meets Vietnamese Guests
- Cartographic Confusion Draws Attention
- Angolan National Assembly President Arrives in Beijing
- Stowaways, Smuggled Cargo Seized
- Why China Not Allowing EP-3 to Fly out
- State Councilor Calls for Continued Crackdown on Counterfeiting
- HK Chief Executive Meets Thai PM
- China Alert about Epidemic Meningitis in Africa
- APEC Meeting on Human Capacity Building to be Held in Beijing
- Chinese Joint-Stock Banks Challenged by WTO Entry: Expert
- Fortune Global Forum Ends in Hong Kong
- HK Chinese Enterprises Association Marks 10th Anniversary
- Chinese Banks Urged to Prepare for Post-WTO Competition
- HK Remains Top Financial Center in Asia-Pacific, Official
- Clinton Urges China's Quick Entry into WTO
- Microsoft Eyes Asian Market
- Roundup: More Entrepreneurs Will Come for Better Opportunities
- Motorola and Cisco Cooperate to Tap China's Wireless Internet Market
- Ten Brokers Approved Online Brokerage Service
- Japan to Curb Eel Imports from China
- Foreign Exchange Reserves to Expand, Currency to Remain Stable
- US Must Strengthen Cooperation With China, Says Former US Secretary of Commerce
- China to Regulate Financial Market
- US Chain Store Opens Branch in SW China
- Online Stock Trading Promises No Optimism
- Bank Offers Firm Cut-rate Services
- Hong Kong to Benefit from China's WTO Entry
- Six Chinese Airlines Enter Alliance
- Roundup: Economists Bullish on Chinese Capital Market
- Restructuring Plan of PT Zhengzhou Baiwen Hits Crag
- Time Ripe for GEM: Official
- Multinationals Face Tough Competition From Local Brands in China
- China's Central Bank Supports Listing of Commercial Banks
- Awarding Personnel Benefits the Country Most, Expert
- Thaksin Optimistic About Thailand's Economic Outlook
- Interprovincial Trade Fair Opens in East China
- First Thai Commodity Fair to Be Staged in China
- Beijing to Become More Open to the World: Official
- Russian Expert Says No Breakthrough in US NMD Technology
- Palestinians Lose 5.8 Billion US Dollars Due to Israeli Closure
- Premier Zhu's Visit to Pakistan Is Landmark Event: General Musharraf
- Jiang, Clinton HK Talks Cordial, Bush Changes Tone
- South Korean Lawmakers Ask Court to Prevent Sale of Distorted Textbooks
- US House Approves Budget for Next Year
- Russia Recalls WWII Nazi Defeat
- Stampede in Ghana Leaves at Least 100 Dead
- No Referendum on Future of Kosovo, UN Administrators Says
- German School Damaged by US Shelling
- Turkey, Iraq Agree to Resume Regular Train Services: Official
- Khamenei, Castro Meet, Reject US Hegemony
- Chinese Media Exercises Active Supervision Function: Official
- Jordan to Resume Regular Flights to Iraq: Spokesman
- S. Lanka's Main Opposition Party to Submit No-Confidence Motion Against Govt Minister
- US Urges Yugoslav President to Hand Over Milosevic
- US California Declares Power Alert for Third Day
- ECOWAS Disputes UN Sanctions on Liberia
- China Encourages Overseas Companies to Invest in Hi-Tech Sector: Li Peng
- Vice-premier Addresses Beijing International High-tech Week
- Fengyun 1-C Satellite in Normal Operation
- English "Beijing Today" to Be Launched
- Yale President Approves of Chinese Universities
- Chinese Hackers Call Truce in China-US Cyberwar
- International Schools Booming in Shanghai
- Roundup: Rosy Future for IT Industry
- Overture to Beijing High-Tech Week
- Travel Mania, Shopping Mania
- Sino-US Great Wall Trekking to Support Beijing's Olympics Bid
- NE China City Bids to Host World Sculpture Conference
- White Ants Cause Chaos in Xi'an
- Three-fourths of Tibetans Accessible to TV, Radio Services
- Monks Perform Martial Arts at Shaolin Temple
- Tourist Cities Cash in From May Day Holidays
- Tourist Arrivals in Hong Kong Up 10.9 Percent in March
- Orchestra Finds Powerful Patron in Steel Giant
- Chinese Capital Works Hard at Afforestation