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•	Chinese farmers gain say in village affairs 2004-12-22
•	Official calls for reform in agriculture 2004-12-22
•	China urges US to sever military ties with Taiwan 2004-12-22
•	Ronaldinho named World Player of the Year 2004-12-21
•	President Hu ends Macao tour 2004-12-21
•	China to publish white paper on statistics 2004-12-21
•	Bush promises "good relations" with Putin 2004-12-21
•	China initiates reforms on jury system 2004-12-21
•	HK urged to take concerted efforts for development 2004-12-21
•	EU aims to lift China arms ban by mid-2005 2004-12-20
•	New Year prints on display in Beijing 2004-12-20
•	Experts call for more govt efforts in clean energy use 2004-12-20
•	Govt news briefing system much promoted in 2004 2004-12-20
•	Hu stresses"one country, two systems" in Macao 2004-12-20
•	China: "Sex slave" issue a severe crime 2004-12-17
•	China slams Japan's visa offer to Lee Teng-hui 2004-12-17
•	China reassigns posts of provincial leaders 2004-12-17
•	China, Pakistan vow to further cooperation 2004-12-16
•	Premier Wen meets Pakistani PM 2004-12-16
•	High speed railways to start construction 2004-12-16
•	"Taiwan Independence" timetable not tolerable 2004-12-16
•	Officials punished for misuse of gov't funds 2004-12-16
•	China, Vanuatu pledge to boost ties 2004-12-15
•	Trials of former Saddam's aides to begin next week 2004-12-15
•	Chen Shui-bian quits pro-independence party post 2004-12-15
•	Egypt, Israel, US sign historical trade agreement 2004-12-15
•	Japan, US to cooperate in missile defense 2004-12-15
•	UFO reported seen in Gansu 2004-12-15
•	Shevchenko voted European Footballer of the Year 2004-12-15
•	Palestinian official denies Arafat left US$160 mln 2004-12-14
•	Basescu wins presidential poll 2004-12-14
•	China to set up new nuke tech company 2004-12-14
•	No schedule for Chinese to visit US 2004-12-14
•	US military denies Saddam on hunger strike 2004-12-14
•	Eight killed in Baghdad's Green Zone blast 2004-12-14
•	Taiwan separatist's plan goes nowhere 2004-12-13
•	Human rights situation improved 2004-12-13
•	3 executed for kidnapping children 2004-12-13
•	Rare dolphin to be relocated 2004-12-13
•	Chinese version of world's best-seller published 2004-12-13
•	Japan to Stop Free Aids to China 2004-12-13
•	Abbas visits Kuwait to open new chapter 2004-12-13
•	Nike apologizes to Chinese for TV commercial 2004-12-10
•	Market recognition conducive to Sino-EU ties 2004-12-10
•	China supports Annan's role in maintaining UN authority 2004-12-10
•	New director of state sports administration named 2004-12-10
•	EU working towards lifting arms ban on China 2004-12-09
•	China, EU sign series of cooperation pacts 2004-12-09
•	China, EU to promote dialogue, cooperation 2004-12-09
•	China, EU hail dynamism of trade relations 2004-12-09
•	China, EU to enhance cooperation on nonproliferation, arms control 2004-12-09
•	Chinese, EU leaders believe human rights dialogue promotes mutual understanding 2004-12-09
•	First SARS volunteer tests negative 2004-12-09
•	China, Italy ink MOU on IPR 2004-12-08
•	China to treat more AIDS patients with free ARV therapy in 2005 2004-12-08
•	Testing upgraded for food 2004-12-08
•	Premier arrives in Holland for China-EU summit 2004-12-08
•	Nobel winners gather for presentations in Stockholm 2004-12-08
•	Seven Special realities impeding China's growth 2004-12-08
•	China expects more int'l development assistance 2004-12-08
•	China, Germany sign 22 cooperative documents 2004-12-07
•	Arms embargo product of cold war: Premier Wen 2004-12-07
•	SARS vaccine primarily proved safe and effective 2004-12-06
•	More support for farmers, rural economy 2004-12-06
•	Macro economic control to stay in 2005 2004-12-06
•	China revises law protecting disabled 2004-12-06
•	China will stick to socialist road: President 2004-12-03
•	Survey shows China smoking dramatically dropped 2004-12-03
•	Prudent course charted for 2005 deckhead 2004-12-02
•	Ferry promotes links between mainland, island 2004-12-02
•	Leaders value role of economic audit 2004-12-02
•	Male homosexuals estimated up to 12.5m 2004-12-02
•	New technology to help strengthen flight safety 2004-12-02
•	Hu urges eliminating bias against AIDS patients 2004-12-02
•	President shakes hands with AIDS patients 2004-12-01
•	Party: Public expects transparent govt 2004-12-01
•	Premier urges "unremitting efforts" in anti-AIDS war 2004-12-01
•	New law prepared on HIV/AIDS 2004-12-01
•	Labour rules give workers more security 2004-12-01
•	GD, Macao new eco zone project discussed 2004-11-30
•	Italy to Further Ties with China: Ciampi 2004-11-30
•	China, ASEAN start building free trade area 2004-11-30
•	China, Japan, ROK adopt co-op strategy 2004-11-30
•	Koizumi: Japan ready to stop China aid 2004-11-30
•	Divorce rises with changing marriage and love 2004-11-30
•	"Income gap" tops senior officials' concerns 2004-11-30
•	25 killed in Shaanxi coalmine blast 2004-11-30
•	Chinese Women Soccer Team back with Honour 2004-11-30
•	China Wins 2 More Golds at Short Track Speedskating 2004-11-30
•	Top leaders show concern over coalmine blast 2004-11-29
•	Flu pandemic inevitable, plans needed urgently: WHO 2004-11-30
•	New regulations on lab safety kick off 2004-11-29
•	Yang Yang (A) wins 2nd World Cup gold at America stop 2004-11-29
•	Chinese defender Sun on way back after knee operation 2004-11-29
•	Asian Wushu championship ends in Myanmar 2004-11-29
•	Yang (A), Ohno win golds in short track speedskating 2004-11-29
•	Wen meets ASEAN leaders on exchanges 2004-11-29
•	Premier Wen arrives in Laos for ASEAN meetings 2004-11-29
•	Premier Wen leaves for ASEAN meetings in Laos 2004-11-28
•	Anti-AIDS campaign revs up in Beijing 2004-11-28
•	Regulations passed to prevent virus spread 2004-11-28
•	Long-term energy-saving plan launched 2004-11-26
•	Koizumi's visit to shrine ruled official 2004-11-26
•	China to improve HIV, AIDS monitoring 2004-11-26
•	China aims to be No. 1 destination 2004-11-25
•	China to audit senior military officers 2004-11-25
•	Official visits families of air crash victims 2004-11-25
•	Air crash raises safety concerns 2004-11-25
•	Foreign media scramble for China's pay TV 2004-11-25
•	Plane crash not man-made accident: expert 2004-11-25
•	Plane crash victims get compensation 2004-11-24
•	China, Cuba agree to expand cooperation 2004-11-24
•	Shrine visits hinder Sino-Japanese ties: FM 2004-11-24
•	Striker pays USD 282,000 to disabled teammate 2004-11-24
•	Rogge says new sports could join Olympics in future 2004-11-24
•	China rejects Vietnams' request to cease oil exploration 2004-11-24
•	Sabotage not cause of airliner crash 2004-11-23
•	Cold front from Siberia brings chilly days 2004-11-23
•	EU to send China positive signal on lifting arms embargo 2004-11-23
•	China's role in Mid. East peace process welcomed 2004-11-23
•	Jia highlights sino-Jordan relations 2004-11-23
•	Hu hails steady growth of Sino-US ties 2004-11-22
•	China, Australia to promote bilateral cooperation 2004-11-22
•	China, Mexico to push forward strategic partnership 2004-11-22
•	Barca Beats Real Madrid 3-0 in League Battle 2004-11-22
•	Liu Xiang Awarded Title of One of China's Top Ten Youngsters 2004-11-22
•	CPPCC to help build harmonious society: Jia 2004-11-22
•	Crack down on copyright cheats 2004-11-22
•	AC Milan Gets Italian Cup Victory 2004-11-22
•	Zhang Ning Wins Singapore Open Title 2004-11-22
•	HK as staging post for Taiwan businessmen 2004-11-22
•	Domestic resources tapped to fuel economy 2004-11-19
•	Official urges low-pollution industries in west 2004-11-19
•	China vows to crush independence attempts 2004-11-18
•	Taiwan's bid for UN membership denounced 2004-11-18
•	China to enhance IPR protection 2004-11-17
•	'Two-way' strategy adopted for mining 2004-11-17
•	Law in the making to protect nature reserves 2004-11-17
•	Information industry vital to China 2004-11-16
•	IPR legal framework in place: EU official 2004-11-16
•	Premier urges revival of old industrial bases 2004-11-16
•	Chinese Soccer in Dire Situation 2004-11-16
•	China licenses first 700 corporate lawyers 2004-11-15
•	World leaders mourn death of Arafat 2004-11-12
•	Rain eases drought, but situation still tense 2004-11-12
•	China fights drought in the south 2004-11-11
•	Exchanging view on "One Country, Two Systems" 2004-11-11
•	China begins to phase out toxic chemicals 2004-11-11
•	China to promote coordinated development 2004-11-10
•	China pursues clean coal combustion 2004-11-10
•	2008 Games to be 'People's Olympics' 2004-11-10
•	Taiwan reunification with mainland beneficial 2004-11-10
•	More rallied in anti-piracy 2004-11-09
•	Sino-EU aerospace co-op to break monopoly 2004-11-09
•	China to accelerate nuclear power construction 2004-11-09
•	Journalist: "dangerous but admirable" profession: survey 2004-11-09
•	Clubs join push for league reforms 2004-11-09
•	Booming translation industry calls for standardization 2004-11-09
•	Reuters strengthening foothold in China 2004-11-09
•	China, UK firm launch satellite mission 2004-11-09
•	Premier calls for care for low-income people 2004-11-08
•	Vice premier meets foreign guests 2004-11-08
•	Arafat is "brain dead": French medical source 2004-11-05
•	Regulation to protect copyright on networks 2004-11-05
•	China, US to further constructive cooperation 2004-11-05
•	Nationals' safety overseas highlighted 2004-11-05
•	Officials to be better educated against graft 2004-11-05
•	Hu Jintao congratulates Bush on re-election 2004-11-04
•	China to speed up FTA process with ASEAN 2004-11-04
•	Bush takes crucial state of Ohio 2004-11-03
•	Bush takes early lead in US elections 2004-11-03
•	China-ASEAN Expo to boost cooperation 2004-11-03
•	China, Italy to joint hands in producing helicopters 2004-11-03
•	China pushing for six-party talks 2004-11-03
•	Beijing inaugurates Olympic Press Center 2004-11-02
•	Athens Games debriefing opens in Beijing 2004-11-02
•	China remains top anti-dumping target: WTO 2004-11-02
•	China to Launch Shenzhou VI 2004-11-01
•	China promotes recycling economy 2004-11-01
•	PBOC raises interest rate 2004-10-29
•	Leaders call for developing IT industry 2004-10-29
•	China raises pension for enterprise retirees 2004-10-29
•	China launches award for wildlife protection 2004-10-29
•	Ma Lin, Wang Hao Win at Men's World Cup 2004-10-29
•	Spurs Defeat Rockets 79-69, Yao Ming Injured 2004-10-29
•	Cooperation on environment protection expanded 2004-10-28
•	RCSC has bright prospects: President Hu 2004-10-28
•	CEPA offers huge opportunities: HK official 2004-10-27
•	Law to tighten control over foreign garbage 2004-10-27
•	China, US agree on six-party talks, Taiwan issue 2004-10-26
•	China improves social security system 2004-10-26
•	China's achievements hailed in Canada 2004-10-25
•	Health care network works in rural areas 2004-10-25
•	China Super League Match Suspended 2004-10-25
•	Shao Jiayi's Goal Saves 1860 2004-10-25
•	China speeding up curb on exhaust emissions 2004-10-22
•	Textile trade integration benefits to all countries 2004-10-22
•	China committed to ensure nuclear safety 2004-10-21
•	Chinese will receive FBI training 2004-10-20
•	Important finds craved at Zhou Dynasty site 2004-10-19
•	Sustainable growth of energy sources national strategy 2004-10-19
•	Kings win 2nd NBA China game 2004-10-18
•	China to increase poverty alleviation efforts 2004-10-18
•	Nation encourages rational land use 2004-10-15
•	Regulations drafted to curb exhaust emission 2004-10-15
•	China ranks 46th of 104 economies 2004-10-14
•	China to open first civilian field hospital 2004-10-14
•	Gov't tightens arable land management 2004-10-14
•	Nationalwide Test on blood-sellers 2004-10-14
•	Nation acts to resolve nutrition deficiency 2004-10-13
•	China to be more active in the UN 2004-10-13
•	Criminal Procedure Law to be amended 2004-10-13
•	PAF displays aerial charm in Beijing 2004-10-12
•	Clean drinking water available for those in need 2004-10-12
•	"Year of France" kicks off 2004-10-11
•	Website opens to promote farm product sales 2004-10-11
•	China to address mental problems among the young 2004-10-11
•	First Sole HK-funded Retail company settles in GZ 2004-10-10
•	China lauded for curbing illegal wildlife trade 2004-10-10
•	Application for permanent residency: 1500 yuan 2004-10-09
•	Holidaymakers turn more rational 2004-10-09
•	China hosts conference on media education 2004-10-09
•	China to set up charity supermarkets 2004-10-08
•	Holiday concludes with growing spending 2004-10-08
•	Beijingers enjoy a well-to-do life 2004-10-08
•	Chinese, US presidents discuss trade, Taiwan issue 2004-10-08
•	China takes active measures to control HIV/AIDS 2004-10-06
•	Exercising government power in the interest of the people 2004-10-06
•	Hu vows to modernize army in all-around way 2004-09-30
•	Central govt calls for assisting the needy 2004-09-30
•	Top political advisor stresses "one China" policy 2004-09-29
•	Marine transport growing quickly 2004-09-29
•	Grand reception held to celebrate National Day 2004-09-29
•	National Day reception held for foreign experts 2004-09-28
•	Chinese-Armenian relations to enter new stage: Hu 2004-09-28
•	China to work towards peaceful reunification 2004-09-28
•	China to explore new energy resources 2004-09-28
•	GZ to build giant regional shipbuilding base 2004-09-27
•	Pan-PRD cities pursue closer co-op 2004-09-27
•	CPC to build up harmonious society of socialism 2004-09-27
•	CPC issues policy document on ruling capability 2004-09-27
•	CPC pledges to promote socialist democracy 2004-09-27
•	CPC to adhere to independent foreign policy of peace 2004-09-27
•	Green Power Plant project starts off 2004-09-24
•	Liu Xiang defeats Allen Johnson in Japan 2004-09-24
•	Flowers adorn Beijing as National Day nears 2004-09-24
•	Jia: CPPCC should reflect people's voice 2004-09-23
•	China develops ecological garden cities 2004-09-23
•	Multi-party cooperation vital to CPC 2004-09-23
•	Chen condemned for pushing "Taiwan Independence" 2004-09-22
•	Hu urges CPPCC to improve advisory and supervisory capacity 2004-09-22
•	Hu calls for developing socialist democraticy 2004-09-22
•	China controls work safety, occupational diseases 2004-09-22
•	Wen stresses "one country, two systems" 2004-09-21
•	China has brought flood under control 2004-09-21
•	Wu calls for promoting democratic politics 2004-09-21
•	Watchdog pledges intensified fight on corruption 2004-09-21
•	Party's governance capability highlighted 2004-09-20
•	CPC seeks ways to enhance "ruling capabilities" 2004-09-16
•	Nation ensures ozone protection goal 2004-09-17
•	CPC Central Committee plenary session opens 2004-09-16
•	China will defend one-China at any cost 2004-09-15
•	Urban population set to boom: forecast 2004-09-16
•	Hu calls for better role of people's congresses 2004-09-15
•	Copying western political systems 'a blind alley' 2004-09-15
•	People's congress system shows strong vitality 2004-09-15
•	Plants ditch pollinating insect 2004-09-15
•	Blood reserve growing in quality, quantity 2004-09-15
•	China to hold Conference of Women Entrepreneurs 2004-09-14
•	China to restrict grazing on natural grassland 2004-09-13
•	Mainland Olympic medallists arrive in Macao 2004-09-10
•	Olympic projects progressing well 2004-09-10
•	China Aims to Improve Education Quality 2004-09-10
•	Millions of mobiles menace environment 2004-09-10
•	Measures to be taken on most polluted cities 2004-09-10
•	Concern over mooncake prices 2004-09-09
•	New session of Int'l Conference on Education begins in Geneva 2004-09-09
•	Wen: pledges to eliminate illiteracy in 5 years 2004-09-09
•	China to toughen IPR protection 2004-09-09
•	'Super rice' set to increase output 2004-09-08
•	Insurance system to ensure pension payment 2004-09-08
•	Central Party Committee to hold plenary session 2004-09-08
•	China to Host 2nd PECC Eco-tourism Forum 2004-09-07
•	China Launches One-year IPR Protection Campaign 2004-09-07
•	China's new traffic law drives into hot dispute 2004-09-07
•	Int'l experts advise against urban sprawl 2004-09-07
•	Third Asian political parties' conference concludes 2004-09-06
•	Porn producers face severe punishment 2004-09-06
•	More Attention Paid to Chinese Children 2004-09-03
•	President praises athletes' performance 2004-09-03
•	China pledges to further improve work safety 2004-09-03
•	China creates 80m job opportunities in a decade 2004-09-03
•	New satellites to monitor weather 2004-09-02
•	Philippine President arrives in Guangdong 2004-09-03
•	Publishing market open to HK, Macao, Taiwan 2004-09-02
•	Foreign publishers eager to tap Chinese market 2004-09-02
•	New laws take effect for common welfare 2004-09-02
•	China to speed up nuclear power construction 2004-09-02
•	Olympians returned to a hero's welcome 2004-09-01
•	48 awarded "People-Satisfied Public Servants" 2004-09-01
•	Organization to promote environmental study 2004-08-31
•	China sets to diversify energy supply 2004-08-31
•	Modern human resource program launched 2004-08-31
•	Inbound Tourism in China Maintains Growth Momentum 2004-08-31
•	China launches science satellite 2004-08-30
•	China amends disease law, bans blood trade 2004-08-30
•	Expanded CEPA lends strength to Hong Kong 2004-08-28
•	China becomes world's biggest soybean importer 2004-08-27
•	AIDs-orphaned children taste new life 2004-08-27
•	Clause of AIDS prevention put into law 2004-08-26
•	China to Increase Aid to Poverty Students 2004-08-26
•	HK welcomes Pan-PRD companies 2004-08-25
•	Nine laws to be amended to limit govt power 2004-08-24
•	China Develops Fast SARS Test 2004-08-24
•	No pig infected with bird flu in China: ministry 2004-08-24
•	China hands out "green card" 2004-08-23
•	Beijing, Hong Kong law firms join hands 2004-08-20
•	Nine careers added to job list 2004-08-20
•	Top leaders visit exhibit in memory of Deng 2004-08-20
•	China pushes kindergarten security 2004-08-19
•	Officials visit exhibition commemorating Deng 2004-08-19
•	Olympic events warm IT industry 2004-08-18
•	China to lower barrier for foreign investment 2004-08-18
•	Deng steers China with exploring spirit 2004-08-17
•	Overseas Chinese Call for Reunification 2004-08-17
•	Legislators to strengthen democracy 2004-08-17
•	Deng: most successful returned overseas student 2004-08-16
•	China's job market improves 2004-08-13
•	Olympic officials: No change in Beijing's plans 2004-08-13
•	Strategist urges HK to look westward 2004-08-11
•	Second manned spacecraft to be launched in 2005 2004-08-12
•	Olympic flame arrives at Marathon site 2004-08-12
•	China Post to speed up mail service 2004-08-11
•	FIFA chief: China to be good World Cup host 2004-08-10
•	Athletes hail hoisting of national flag 2004-08-10
•	8.5mln yuan allocated to disaster-hit areas 2004-08-10
•	China to spur best grass strains production 2004-08-09
•	China-ASEAN agricultural trade on fast track 2004-08-09
•	Rescue flying service launched at south China 2004-08-09
•	Global aid sought to check Taipei separatists 2004-08-09
•	Soccer team at ease as final approaches 2004-08-06
•	Film dedicate to Deng Xiaoping to hit big screen 2004-08-05
•	Nation to curb population growth through reward 2004-08-05
•	China Makes Progress in Grassland Protection 2004-08-05
•	China Enhances Disaster Relief 2004-08-05
•	China beat Iran to reach Asian Cup final 2004-08-04
•	Thrills of science, technology at APEC 2004-08-03
•	Helping poor mothers 2004-08-03
•	Chronicle of Deng Xiaoping Comes out 2004-08-03
•	China Aims To Become Biotech Giant 2004-08-03
•	People hold Deng in high esteem 2004-08-02
•	China marks PLA's 77th founding anniversary 2004-08-02
•	PLA vows to crush Taiwan separatism 2004-08-02
•	Reception held to mark PLA's 77th birthday 2004-08-02
•	GD, GZ boost seamless tourism cooperation 2004-07-30
•	Urban employment gains first increase 2004-07-30
•	Mainland to boost cross-Strait exchanges 2004-07-29
•	Fight on illegal drugs strengthened 2004-07-30
•	Search continues for missing crewmen 2004-07-29
•	Eighth CIFIT slated for September 2004-07-30
•	China's railways go all-out to serve macro-control 2004-07-30
•	Electricity transfer to solve power imbalance 2004-07-29
•	Yao's homecoming NBA tickets hits market 2004-07-29
•	CCTV to telecast documentary on Deng's life 2004-07-29
•	Three links across Taiwan Straits an internal affair 2004-07-29
•	Beijing 2008 Games' work ahead of schedule 2004-07-28
•	Books published to mark Deng's 100th birth day 2004-07-28
•	China urges S.Africa to bring criminals to justice 2004-07-28
•	Explosion shakes Chinese embassy in Kabul 2004-07-28
•	China encourages video, visual products exports 2004-07-28
•	Reform of investment system deepened 2004-07-27
•	Man arrested for threat to hijack airliner 2004-07-27
•	Migrant workers to get injury insurance 2004-07-26
•	Outbound tourism market becomes spotlight of industry 2004-07-23
•	Taiwanese believe independence would lead to war 2004-07-23
•	Registered unemployment rate 4.3% Jan-Jun 2004-07-23
•	Premier calls for clean, efficient government 2004-07-23
•	China to build more nuclear power plants 2004-07-22
•	Central gov't concerned about food security 2004-07-22
•	China to enrich strategic ties with ASEAN 2004-07-21
•	Graft also target of anti-money laundering law 2004-07-21
•	Chinese delegation for Athens Olympics 2004-07-21
•	China to restore forest coverage to 19% by 2010 2004-07-21
•	Overseas Chinese key force in nation's revival 2004-07-21
•	Green policies vital for healthy development 2004-07-20
•	Malian president continues Guangzhou tour 2004-07-20
•	500 porn websites disclosed after nationwide campaign 2004-07-19
•	China's exit-entry numbers jump 30% 2004-07-19
•	Airbus: China's Air Transport to up 5 Times by 2022 2004-07-16
•	China to Draft Anti-Laundering Law 2004-07-15
•	China faces six problems in population structure 2004-07-15
•	Interview: "9+2" Delegations confident on PPRD fair 2004-07-14
•	Chinese Olympic Squad Delays Announcement 2004-07-14
•	China expects first ever farmer protection law 2004-07-14
•	Macao's land coverage increases to 27.3 sq km 2004-07-13
•	PPRD growth creates investment chances for HK 2004-07-12
•	Premier outlines strategy on AIDS control 2004-07-12
•	China to further promote rural democracy 2004-07-12
•	Power cuts put business in bind 2004-07-12
•	World population likely to stabilize: interview 2004-07-12
•	China protests against Lee Hsien Loong's visit Taiwan 2004-07-12
•	US will stick to "one-China" policy 2004-07-12
•	Gov't pays poultry farmers hit by bird flu 2004-07-12
•	US urged to handle Taiwan issue properly 2004-07-09
•	China urges US to honor commitments on Taiwan issue 2004-07-09
•	China's concern over Taiwan issue 2004-07-09
•	Argentina opens to Chinese travelers 2004-07-09
•	Lab safety management to be enhanced 2004-07-09
•	China-ASEAN Prosecutors-General Conference opens 2004-07-09
•	New auto emission standard expected in 2008 2004-07-08
•	More Chinese Travel Abroad 2004-07-08
•	Online games to clean up their action 2004-07-08
•	China to deepen rural tax reform 2004-07-07
•	Controversial Taiwan shooting case to be probed 2004-07-07
•	PPRD cooperation marks positive start 2004-07-06
•	EU forum focuses on IPR protection 2004-07-06
•	Premier stresses service quality 2004-07-05
•	China Expects to Host 150mln Overseas Tourists by 2010 2004-07-05
•	Chinese laborers demand Tokyo's apology 2004-07-05
•	Airline to compensate for delays 2004-07-06
•	China adopts Euro II auto emission standards 2004-07-05
•	China's ruling party seeks to decentralize power 2004-07-02
•	Human rights cooperation important to ties 2004-07-02
•	China to enhance development of logistics 2004-07-02
•	Railways to reach 100,000 km by 2020 2004-07-02
•	New Sites for World Heritage List Discussed 2004-07-01
•	Editorial hails CPC's 83rd founding anniversary 2004-07-01
•	CPC leadership studies to improve governing capability 2004-07-01
•	First GPRD online investment seminar 2004-06-30
•	CEPA on right track on first anniversary 2004-06-30
•	China's geoparks show benefits 2004-06-30
•	China Southern goes to Paris 2004-06-29
•	Int'l Conference on Geoparks Opens 2004-06-28
•	Legal aid for Taiwan firms 2004-06-28
•	Two provinces to build 'no-barrier' tourist zone 2004-06-25
•	China aims at regional maritime law centre 2004-06-24
•	Olympic culture festival kick off in Beijing 2004-06-24
•	Wen makes 5 proposals for Asian cooperation 2004-06-23
•	countries to strengthen cooperation for a better Asia 2004-06-23
•	Democratic party leader urges efforts for reunification 2004-06-23
•	China, ASEAN pledge to expand cooperation 2004-06-22
•	China reports 8.8mln inbound tourist arrivals in May 2004-06-21
•	Chinese traditional garden opens in Paris 2004-06-18
•	PPRD mayors forum scheduled for September 2004-06-18
•	More funds need pouring into public service sector 2004-06-18
•	China to tighten hazardous waste management 2004-06-18
•	Families of Afghan attack victims get compensation 2004-06-18
•	SEPA to start cleaner production test 2004-06-17
•	Mainland supports cultural exchanges across Straits 2004-06-17
•	No change on policies encouraging TW investment 2004-06-17
•	China Southern eyes Sino-Euro air market 2004-06-17
•	CEPA talks to expand zero-tariff product list 2004-06-16
•	Experts urge to establish law on world heritage protection 2004-06-16
•	China proposes four-point proposal to address distortions in int'l trade 2004-06-16
•	Compensate passengers for delayed flights 2004-06-16
•	New implications of Five Principles highlighted 2004-06-15
•	Rural highway network to be extended 2004-06-14
•	IPR strategy to define government's role 2004-06-14
•	Pandas' survey "very close to fact":Experts 2004-06-14
•	Families of victims in Afgan attack get pensions 2004-06-14
•	US firmly pursues one-China policy: Powell 2004-06-14
•	Protecting citizens outside country 2004-06-11
•	China prohibits sending pandas abroad for studies 2004-06-11
•	Top legislator, premier condemn terrorist attack in Afghanistan 2004-06-11
•	Employer of attacked Chinese workers leaving for Afghanistan 2004-06-11
•	China to promote innovation in public service 2004-06-10
•	China curbs excessive mining of wolfram ore 2004-06-10
•	Official: Cross-Straits situation remains severe 2004-06-10
•	China opposes Taiwan observer status in OAS 2004-06-08
•	Experts: IP strategy should stimulate innovation 2004-06-08
•	Vice-Premier calls on whole society to save energy 2004-06-07
•	Policy on climate change suggested to set up 2004-06-07
•	S.China to push regional cooperation 2004-06-04
•	Nation frowns at rising juvenile delinquency 2004-06-04
•	Energy consumption drops 4% annually 2004-06-04
•	Premier: Macro-economic control begins to pay off 2004-06-04
•	Japan urged to destroy WWII chemical weapons 2004-06-03
•	Plans worked out for curbing overloading 2004-06-03
•	Hu urges scientific sustainable development 2004-06-03
•	PPRD integration will benefit all 2004-06-02
•	Complementary roles 'vital for pan-delta scheme' 2004-06-02
•	HK links Pan-Pearl River Delta Region to world 2004-06-02
•	CEPA implemented smoothly: official 2004-06-02
•	China drafts long-anticipated QDII plan 2004-06-02
•	Urban workers' income up 13% 2004-06-01
•	Big cuts in medicine costs 2004-06-01
•	Macao scholars prospect PPRD cooperation 2004-05-31
•	China, Malaysia work for greater cooperation 2004-05-31
•	Premier gives festival greetings to children 2004-05-31
•	China to upgrade air traffic control system 2004-05-31
•	China opens 1,176 air routes by end of 2003 2004-05-31
•	China, Malaysia issue joint communique 2004-05-31
•	Japan urged to clear up discarded chemical weapons 2004-05-31
•	Nation in dire need of senior enterprise leaders 2004-05-31
•	Mainland's policy towards Taiwan remains unaltered 2004-05-31
•	Symposium held for China's sustainable development 2004-05-31
•	Visa-free study tours for Japan 2004-05-31
•	China's development benefits global anti-poverty 2004-05-28
•	China promises common prosperity for all people 2004-05-28
•	China, ASEAN to begin 10th officials' consultation 2004-05-28

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