WASHINGTON, April 10
(Xinhuanet) -- The United States has not handled well the on-going flight
collision case with China, an influential U.S. newspaper said, rapping
Washington's arrogance in trying hard to shirk its responsibility for the
spy plane incident.
U.S. Spy Plane Did Violate China's Airspace: Powell(04/10/2001)
WASHINGTON, April 9
(Xinhuanet) -- U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell has admitted that the ill-fated U.S. EP-3 surveillance plane did violate China's airspace, and said he was sorry for that.
Chinese Defense Minister: US Must Apologize(04/09/2001)
Chinese Defense Minister Chi Haotian said the US should face reality, and bear responsibility for the recent collision between the Chinese and US
planes.
US Hegemony Condemned in
Cambodia(04/09/2001)
Yum Suisang, chairman of the China Hong Kong & Macao Business Association of Cambodia, Sunday strongly condemned US
hegemony.
Search for missing pilot intensifies
(04/9/2001)
Intensive search efforts are still being conducted for Chinese pilot Wang Wei, who went missing following a mid-air collision between a US reconnaissance plane and a Chinese fighter jet on April 1.
Chinese President Expresses Solicitude to Wife of Missing
Pilot(04/08/2001)
Chinese President Jiang Zemin has entrusted Defense Minister Chi Haotian to visit Ruan Guoqin, the wife of Wang Wei, the missing pilot, and to convey his solicitude to her.
Taiwan Press: EP-3 pilots obsessed with playing aggressive tricks (04/8/2001)
The American EP-3 aircraft at the centre of a standoff between China and the US have frequently entered China's air space at its southeastern Taiwan Island to spy on the island, it was reported Sunday.
