World News Archive06-Jan-2006
BERLIN ? Germany plans to ask NATO to provide air surveillance during this year's World Cup as part of a broad security plan. The Interior Ministry said Thursday it has requested that NATO provide AWACS planes to prevent private aircraft from overflying the stadiums. A Palestinian shopkeeper watches the news about Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's health in the West Bank town of Hebron. World leaders sent their wishes for a speedy recovery to critically ill Sharon, aware his fate could profoundly alter the political dynamics in the Middle East. BEIJING ? China is closing 5,290 coal mines in a safety crackdown on the world's deadliest mining industry, the government announced Thursday. National and world business news briefs. Corby, United Kingdom (PRWEB) January 5, 2006 -- In the very near future World of Apple will begin to roll out premium news services including:
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