Saturday, May 26, 2001
- President Chavez Says China Visit Fruitful
- APEC SOM II Related Meetings Open in Shenzhen
- Jiang Hails China's Poverty-Relief Success
- CPPCC Chairman Meets Venezuelan President
- Chairman's Statement of Third ASEM Foreign Ministers'Meeting
- Tibet Cites 10 Outstanding Youth
- Six People Given Death for Theft, Murder in Shanghai
- Motorcycle-Based Gang Smashed
- One Killed, 39 Injured in Sichuan Earthquake
- ASEM Foreign Ministers' Meeting Concludes With Positive Results:Tang
- Third ASEM Foreign Ministers' Meeting Closes
- ASEM Foreign Ministers' Meeting Issues Chairman's Statement
- Chinese Vice-premier Meets ASEM Foreign Ministers
- Chinese, French Foreign Ministers Discuss Bilateral Ties
- Chinese, Portuguese Foreign Ministers Meet in Beijing
- Germany Maintains One-China Stand
- ASEM Foreign Ministers' Meeting Concludes With Positive Results:Tang
- China-Malaysia Cooperation Condusive to Peace: Defense Minister
- Vice Premier Meets European Parliamentary Guests
- CPPCC Chairman Meets Venezuelan President
- Fifth Anniversary of CFPDF Marked
- Venezuelan President Meets Chinese Academic Leaders
- China Satisfied with Sino-German Relations: Vice Premier
- Third ASEM Foreign Ministers' Meeting Closes
- Chinese Vice-premier Meets French Foreign Minister
- Chinese Vice-premier Meets ASEM Foreign Ministers
- Senior Leaders Appointed After Open Selection
- ROK Suggests Energy Cooperation in Northeast Asia
- Hong Kong Business Circle Eyes Western China Market
- Macao's Unemployment Rate Remains Stable
- Longest Product Oil Pipeline Project Kicked off in China
- HK Lowers GDP Forecast for 2001
- Weekly Review: China's A-share Markets
- AmCham in HK Voices Optimistic on NTR Renewal for China
- NE China City Wants to Copy Pudong's Success
- Traveling Investors Prohibited
- China's First Iron-Smelting Furnace Finishes Upgrading
- Israel's Rescue Work at Collapsed Building Continues
- Wait For Decision on Delegation of Constitutional Tasks: Indonesian President
- US Senate, House Reach Final Deal on Tax Cut
- US Mideast Envoy to Visit Israel, Palestinian Area
- Colombian Police Deactivate Bombs Near US Embassy
- Indonesia's PDI-P Rejects President's Offer
- China Opposes US Interference With Internal Affairs, Ambassador Says
- Li Peng Meets Leaders of South Korean Political Parties
- Sharon Repeats Ceasefire Call After Hadera Bombing Attack
- Russian Kursk Submarine to Be Raised in September
- Georgian President Offers Talks With Mutinous Troops
- Sri Lanka Decides Not to Privatize Universities
- UK Political Parties Trade Europe Blows
- Bush Vows to Build Strong U.S. Military Force
- Israeli PM Orders Investigation into Building Collapse Incident
- New African Union to Replace OAU: Salim
- Annan Hails Sudan's Halt to Air Strikes
- S. African Currency Predicted to Be Firm
- S. African Students Protest Visit by U.S. Secretary of State
- UN Hails Uganda's Decision to Withdraw Troops From Congo
- 30 Million People Hook up to the Internet in China
- Shenzhen Offers Educational Fund to Western China
- Internet Users in Zhejiang Surpass 1 Million
- Beida Launches Forum on Financial Law
- China's First Iron-Smelting Furnace Finishes Upgrading
- Beijing Issues New Regulations on Internet Bars
- Combinatorial Chemistry Lab Founded in Shanghai
- Patent Protection for China's Genetic Engineering
- HK to Issue Four 3G Licenses This Year
- Upgraded APEC Official Website Opens
- China's Success in Osaka to Help Beijing's Olympic Bid
- China Takes Four Golds in East Asian Games
- Japan Takes Three, China Wins One Gold in Athletics Finals
- Chinese Athletes Aspire after 2008 Games in Beijing
- Chen Nan's 50 Points Ensure China's Gold Medal in Women's Basketball
- Another Sweet Day for China at East Asian Games
- China Takes Six More Golds in Asiad Track and Field
- China Dominates Friday's Women's Swimming at Asiad
- China Wins Women's 3-Meter Springboard Title at EAG
- China, South Korea Split Four Judo Gold Medals
- Orient Express Could Soon Link Hong Kong-Beijing
- Hong Kong Movies to Be Showcased in Shanghai Film Festival
- 340,000 Disabled People Obtain Employment in Inner Mongolia
- Police From Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong Discuss Cooperation
- Inner Mongolia Lures Tourists With Grassland
- HK Citizens Get Visa-Free Access to Slovenia
- Sex Products Shops Banned from City's Downtown
- Water Saving Called for Along China's Longest Inland River
- New Hall of Capital Library Opens to Public
- Retiree Collects 20,000 Badges of Mao Zedong
- Pedicabs Improved in Beijing
- Dancer Passes Torch
- Ancient Tomb Dates Back to Western Han Dynasty Found