Thursday, October 11, 2001
- China Regrets Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan, FM Spokesman
- Chinese FM Meets Nepalese Foreign Secretary
- Murderer Sentenced to Death
- Upcoming Meeting between Jiang, Bush Will Be Successful, FM Spokesman
- How Cult Plotted to Sue Chinese Official: Report
- South Korean President to Meet Chinese, US and Russian Leaders
- Chilean President to Visit China
- Botswana Parliament Leader to Visit China
- Senior CPC Official Leaves for Four African Countries
- Cross-Straits Airlines to Talk About Direct Link
- CPC Delegation Leaves for Bulgaria, Czech Republic
- Two Officials Sentenced to Death for Corruption amid China's Resolve to Eliminate Fraud
- Tibetan Delegation Leaves for Inland Tour
- Chinese Premier Congratulates Khaleda on Assuming Post of PM
- China to Strengthen Cooperation with ROK: Li Peng
- China to Spend Altogether 347 Billion Yuan on Western Railways and Roads
- Ten Corrupt Senior Officials Dismissed From CPC
- China Demands ROK's Active Cooperation for Investigation on Illegal Immigration Case
- China Holds Fourth Industrial Minerals Convention
- International Fruit, Vegetables Fair Held in East China
- Coordinated Mechanism Along Eurasian Bridge Called For
- China Inaugurates New Commission on Standardization
- China's GDP to Grow by 7.5 Percent: Report
- Optic Techs & Personal Digital Products to Be Exhibited in Beijing
- China to Export More Machinery, Electronic Products
- China's Telephone Subscribers Exceed 300 Million
- China Stock Market Culling out "Rotten Apples"
- China Uses Methanol for Cleaner Fuel
- Robust Growth in China's Housing Sector Expected
- State Fight Software Piracy
- Nortel Networks Launches Intelligent Internet Initiative
- Int'l Symposium on Regional Cooperation Held in NW China
- China Regulates Judgment on Patent Infringement
- China's First Plan to Develop Western Land Resources
- Trade Between China, EU to Be Further Developed: Expert
- Mubarak Holds Talks With Blair
- Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to British Writer
- French Air Force Might Join US Strikes, Says Defense Ministry
- Russia Denies Sending Troops to Afghanistan
- Indonesian Stance on US Military Action Firm: Minister
- Iraq Makes Public Official Reply to US Warning
- Taliban Reports 115 Deaths in Latest US-Led Strikes
- 100 Civilians in Jalalabad Killed in US Attacks
- 'Heavy Losses' Reported in Afghan as US Hits Harder
- Afghan Opposition Claims Capturing Capital of Ghor Province
- LAES Proposes South-South Integration to Face Economic Recession
- US Television Networks Ban Live Coverage of Bin Laden Messages
- 15 US Military Planes Said to Have Landed at Pak Air Base
- Chinese Naval Fleet Calls on New Zealand
- Third Person Exposed to Anthrax in Florida
- Yemeni Authorities Detain Bin Laden's Father-in-Law
- Iranian Students Stage Sit-in Against US Raid on Afghanistan
- Iraqi TV Shows Wreckage of Downed US Spy Plane
- UN Sees Slower Economic Growth After Terrorist Attacks in US
- Bush Thanks NATO for Helping Defend US
- France: Espionage Charges on Paris-Match Journalist "Absurd"
- Afghan Opposition Leader Meets With Tajik President
- Britain Release Blueprint of War Aims
- Philippine, US Presidents to Meet in November
- S. Korean Business Leaders Bound for China
- Wall Street Workers Now Face Layoffs
- Airliner Diverted After Onboard Disturbance
- 9 Killed in Alaska Plane Crash
- Sri Lankan President Orders Dissolution of Parliament
- Bush Announces List of 22 "Most Wanted Terrorists"
- Roundup: Russian, Georgian Diplomats Discuss Abkhaz Situation
- US-led Attacks on Afghanistan Enter Fourth Consecutive Night