Wednesday, July 18, 2001
- Adjustment in Development Plan Urged for Olympics
- Monument Erected to Commemorate Tibet's Peaceful Liberation
- Chinese Vice President Visits Tibetan Buddhist Temple
- Education Minister to Attend Peru Presidential Handover
- Central Government Presents Gift Tripod to Tibet
- Private Firms' Managers Allowed to Run for Leadership in Beijing's Governmental Departments
- One Country, Two Systems as Resounding Success: HK Official
- Chinese PLA Delegation Leaves for Poland, Czech and Slovakia
- Victory of Beijing 2008 Bid Found Echo in Taiwan
- PD Veterans Studying Jiang's Speech on "China Forum"
- Rules for Transferring Suspect Criminal Cases Issued
- Central Delegation Arrives in Lhasa for Tibet Peaceful Liberation Celebrations
- Crane Collapse Kills 36 in Shanghai Shipyard
- Stainless Steel Project Insured for One Billion U.S. Dollars
- Int'l Copper Industry Summit Opens in Shanghai
- Shanghai Securities Market to Offer Investment Education Service
- Hong Kong Launches Gold Jewelry Design Competition
- China Reaps in Less Summer Crops
- ICBC Listed As One of World's Top Ten Banks
- Analysis: Asia to Present Strong Economic Rebound Before Yearend
- China-Belarus Economic Cooperation Promising
- Fiat Opens New Company in Shanghai
- State Customs: China's Exports Growth Hardly to Exceed 8%
- Public Endorsement Indispensable for Telecom/Railway Price Adjustment
- Will Cars Get Nearer to Common People in Coming 5 Years?
- Textile Exporting License be Issued On-Line
- Beijing's GDP up by 11 Percent
- CPC Leaders' Stress on Development in Tibet in Half Past Century
- China's Telecommunication Industry Reports Rapid Growth
- More Chinese Internet Users Buy Online
- 15 Percent of Taiwan's High-Tech Professionals Unemployed
- Guangzhou Exposition Reports Good Results
- China's SOEs More Vigorous
- China to Provide Cambodia with About 6 Mln US Dollars Worth of Steel Bridges
- Landmines, Armed Confrontations Cut off Strategic Road in Somalia
- Arafat Holds Talks with Arab League Chief, Arab FMs
- Ethiopia Spends 1.2 Million US Dollars on Heritage Restoration
- Indonesian President, Vice President Urged to Seek Political Solution
- Sri Lanka Air Force Jets Destroy Eight Tamil Rebel Boats
- Chinese President Leaves Russia for Belarus
- Yugoslav President Names Montenegrin as Premier-designate
- Bush Defiant Ahead of Visit to Britain
- Two Saudis Beheaded for Kidnap And Sodomy of Child
- US to Launch Debut Test of Space-based Interceptor
- Cuba's Castro Meets Haitian President
- Five Killed in Russian Train Crash
- Protesters Demand Condit's Resignation Over Missing Intern
- Mubarak Meets Xinhua President on Bilateral Ties, Mideast Situation
- Central African Republic Closes Border With Congo
- Hanoi to Host Five ASEAN Meetings
- China Pledges to Help Africa Achieve Sustainable Development
- Korean North-South Farmers' Festival Begins
- Peru's Former President Denies Having Foreign Bank Accounts
- Pak FM: Pak-India Summit Not a Failure
- U.S. Air Force F-16 Crash Kills 2
- U.S. Justice Dept: FBI Missing Computers
- 'Washington Post' Icon Katharine Graham, 84, Dies
- Iran Welcomes EU's Call for Nullification of US Sanctions Act
- Taliban Appreciates Annan's New Proposal on Lifting Sanction on Afghan Airlines
- China Agrees to Cancel Part of Tanzania's Debt
- Canada Should Blast US Missile Defense, Paper says
- Libyan Leader in Khartoum for State Visit
- Palestinians Call for Coordinated Arab Stance on Israeli Brutalities
- India-Pak Peace Process Has Long Way to Go
- Chinese President Arrives in Russia's Volgograd for Visit
- Joint Venture on Education
- Growth of Chinese Netizens Slows Down, Number of Female Surges up
- China Made Great Breakthrough on Study of Internet2
- Important Breakthrough Achieved in Gene Studies
- Internet Users Tops 26 Million , 80 Percent Have E-Mail Boxes
- Beijing to Set up Digital Archives for Ancient Trees
- News Website Covering Northeast Asia Opened
- China, Germany Cooperate to Build Shelter Forest Along Yangtze
- Chinese Tourism Expects a Boost from Olympics
- Macao Receives Five Million Visitors in January-June
- Terracotta Warriors Trying Modern Athletics
- "Ghost City" Foresees Tourism Boom After Dam Project
- Poll Finds Reading Unpopular in Urban Taiwan
- Six Wild South China Tigers Believed Living in Hunan
- China Has More Telephone Users
- ROK Cultural Tourism Week Starts
- HK, Mainland Join Hands in Promoting Tourism
- Tourism Festival To Be Held in North China City