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UN to Hold Emergency Session on Mideast
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| The United Nations General Assembly will hold its 10th emergency special session on the conflict in the Middle East on Friday at the request of Arab countries, according to Thursday's UN Journal. |
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Domestic Jets Sales Take off at Air Show
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| China's aviation industry received a multi-million dollar boost Wednesday when orders were placed for 30 more locally-made planes. The order for the home-grown jet ARJ-21s was the highlight of the international air show which began Wednesday in Beijing. |
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UN Decision Represents Consensus on One-China Principle: Chinese Envoy
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| The decision by the United Nations General Assembly at its 58th session not to consider the so-called Taiwan's representation in the UN represented the will of the majority of UN members, said Chinese top UN envoy Wang Guangya in New York Wednesday. |
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2003 Forbes Global CEO Conference Opens in Shanghai
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| The 2003 Forbes Global CEO Conference kicked off in Shanghai Tuesday, focusing its topics on China's role in the global economy. The three-day conference has attracted about 400 regional and global CEOs. |
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US Vetoes UN Resolution to Protect Arafat
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| The United States on Tuesday vetoed a United Nations draft resolution demanding that Israel not harm or deport Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, because it did not contain a condemnation of what the United States describes as terrorist groups such as Hamas. |
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Replication of Cultural Relics to Develop
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| Cultural relic replication is an effective way to prevent cultural relics and folk crafts from being lost. And it is also an industry with marketing potential and opportunity. China has begun to develop this industry, but the pace needs to be faster. |
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Culprits in Gold Mine Explosion Punished
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| A special investigation group has handed out punishments to those responsible for the gold mine explosion in north China's Shanxi Province in mid-2002, including ranking officials of the local government. |
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Construction of Public Health Reporting System After SARS
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| Since last April, epidemic situation release, as a matter of routine, has been made part of the government information release system. How was the "daily press release of the SARS situation" operated? How will this be regulated and improved in the future? With these questions in mind, China.org.cn recently interviewed Mr Mao Qunan, spokesman of the Ministry of Health. |
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Boeing, Airbus to Fly China Southern
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| Guangzhou-based China Southern Airlines, one of the country's three biggest airlines, will purchase four Boeing 737-800 passenger planes and another two Airbus 319-100 before the end of the year. |
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More Efforts for Yellow River Flood Control
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| The flood season of the Yellow River is not over yet, and new major flooding is still likely to occur, said Chinese Vice-Premier Hui Liangyu during a two-day inspection tour in east China's Shandong Province Friday and Saturday. |
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