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News Photos Voice People BizChina Feature About us    Israel's Sharon to quit ruling Likud party: radio www.chinaview.cn 2005-11-21 06:02:19    JERUSALEM, Nov. 20 (Xinhuanet) -- After holding talks with his top aides, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has decided to leave his Likud party and set up a new party for upcoming general elections, Army Radio reported Sunday.  Endit   Related Story Lingerie show at China Fashion Week Sri Lanka's new president sworn in Sandra Ng expecting - China, US agree on common action against bird flu - China's development will "threat nobody": Premier Wen - China to buy 70 Boeing aircrafts - President Hu's four-nation tour fruitful: FM - Flight delays irk Chinese air travellers - Rajapakse takes oath as Sri Lanka's 5th president - Internet indispensable for young Chinese - Bloomberg among most charitable Americans: survey - Iraqi leaders meet for national reconciliation - Western states renew travel warnings against Indonesia - Bloomberg among most charitable Americans: survey - Iraq rejects allegation on Iran's interference - Pakistan gets pledges of $5 bln in quake aid - Indonesian gov't withdraws more than 2,000 troops from Aceh - At least 30 killed in funeral north of Baghdad - Preparatory meeting of Iraq's reconciliation kicks off

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