Sunday, May 27, 2001

• Chinese FM Meets Three European Counterparts
• Senior Bank Official Declared Wanted by Police
• Liaison Group to Promote Cooperation Between Macao, Guangdong
• CPPCC Vice Chairman meets African guests
• HK citizens get Visa-free access to Slovenia
• Chinese FM meets three Asian counterparts

• American Venture Investor Eyes China's English Education Industry
• Asset Management Firm Seeking Investors
• Foreign Trade in Guangdong Reports Export Growth
• Economic Organizations Popular Among Beijing Farmers
• China's Steel Industry to Promote Hi-Tech Development

• Roundup: Li Peng's Tour of Three Asian Nations Successful
• 20 Kidnapped in Western Philippines
• Over 2,600 Sierra Leonean Combatants Surrender
• U.S. Congress Approves Tax Cut Bill
• President Moi Says Destiny of Kenya to Be Decided by Kenyans
• SADC Ministers Want More Advancement for Women
• U.S. Secretary of State Arrives in Kenya
• Li Peng Ends Asian Trip

• Beijing University to Enroll 3,100 Students
• Thailand, China to Launch "Twin Schools" Plan: Official
• Sino-Australian AIDS Prevention Project for Youth

• China Beat Boca Juniors Team B in Youth Soccer Friendly
• Han Jing Wins the First Gold Medal for Macao of China
• Japan Narrow Gap with China in Medal Table
• South Korea Wins World Junior World Cup Field Hockey
• Courage Score First Win in WUSA Inaugural Season
• Reuter Poll: Beijing will win 2008 Olympic bid

• Inner Mongolia Set to Curb Environmental Deterioration
• Beijing Selects Ten Excellent Mothers