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News Photos Voice People BizChina Feature About us    Abbas appoints veteran minister as new PM www.chinaview.cn 2005-12-16 03:00:16    RAMALLAH, Dec. 15 (Xinhuanet) -- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas appointed Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Information Nabil Shaath as new prime minister late on Thursday, following the resignation of Ahmed Qurei, Palestinian official sources said. Enditem   Related Story Best-dressed woman 2005 Bush admits intelligence failure in Iraq war Miriam Yeung dance with wolf in new MV - Premier Wen returns home after visits to Europe, Asia - Death toll in hospital fire rises to 33 in NE China city - Czech woman accused of committing infanticide - Senior official sentenced to suspended death - WTO's parliamentary conference ends with declaration - China won't change retirement age - ROK stem cell pioneer asks withdrawal of paper - EU: Plan to help poor countries blocked by US - Iraqis vote as violence continues - Iranian president terms Holocaust as myth - US House votes to extend anti-terror law - Investigator: US sent prisoners to N. Africa - Rumors of poisoned water spread in Baghdad - Russia denies military overhaul plans - Hariri probe could take years: UN inquiry chief - Australian police to go tough on riots

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