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Clinton again talks of joint bid with Obama
US: THE RESIGNATION yesterday of Barack Obama's
foreign policy adviser, Samantha Power, came as Hillary Clinton
raised for the second time this week the prospect of running on a
joint Democratic ticket with Mr Obama. p
Parties suspend campaigns after Eta murder
SPAIN: SPAIN'S POLITICAL parties yesterday suspended their election campaigns after an Eta gunman killed a former socialist councillor in the Basque town of Mondragón. p
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Headscarf row spawns unlikely revolutionaries
TURKEY: The headscarf furore is part of a plan to keep the nation divided, say two outspoken Sunni women pAnti-Islamic film puts Netherlands on terror alert
NETHERLANDS: THE NETHERLANDS has raised its terrorism alert level to "substantial" ahead of the launch of an anti-Islamic film by radical right-wing politician Geert Wilders. pSPD U-turn over coalition with Left undermines leader
GERMANY: A TOP German Social Democrat (SPD) has abandoned plans to use votes from a left-wing party to take power in the state of Hesse, an embarrassing about-face which will heap pressure on national SPD chairman Kurt Beck. pMacedonia wages propaganda war against Greece
MACEDONIA: MACEDONIA TOOK out full-page ads in the western press yesterday to complain that its neighbour, Greece, is unjustly blocking the path to membership of Nato because Macedonia refuses to change its name. pVictory margin troubles Malaysia PM
MALAYSIA: MALAYSIA'S NATIONAL Front coalition government could face a tough time after today's general election whatever the outcome. pPeace talks to go on despite deaths of Israelis
MIDDLE EAST: EIGHT JEWISH students who were killed by a Palestinian gunman in an attack on Thursday night in Jerusalem were buried yesterday, but despite the shooting the unofficial message coming out of the office of prime minister Ehud Olmert was that talks with the Palestinians would continue next week. pChina repeats Tibet hard line in Olympics year warning
CHINA: CHINA'S LEADERSHIP has reiterated its hard line on Tibet, linking stability in the Himalayan region to overall stability in China and urging leaders to focus on economic development, a clear warning to those seeking more autonomy in an Olympic year. pBittersweet homecoming for forgotten victims of war
KOSOVO: Forced into exile after the Balkans war, Roma people are returning to what's left of their Kosovo homes pChad, Sudan ready for peace, says talks leader
CHAD: THE LEADERS of Chad and Sudan are ready to sign a peace agreement at a meeting in Dakar next week, Senegalese president Abdoulaye Wade said yesterday. pPope to 'rehabilitate' heretic Martin Luther
VATICAN: POPE BENEDICT XVI plans to "rehabilitate" Martin Luther later this year and to declare that the man who set in train events that led to the Protestant Reformation did not plan to split Christianity but to rid it of corruption. In a document to be published next September, the pope will argue that Luther was not a heretic. pCrime surge cannot be blamed for big rise in US prison numbers
AMERICA: THE NEWS that more than one in 100 American adults are now behind bars has been greeted by general hand-wringing, with presidential candidate Hillary Clinton describing the statistic as heartbreaking. pLet the most historic primary continue in Washington
COMMENTARY: YES, IT will. The Democratic primary will go on forever and ever. Isn't it grand? pAndean leaders clash over Colombia raid as second Farc rebel killed
ECUADOR: THE PRESIDENTS of Ecuador and Colombia clashed at a Latin American summit yesterday as leaders scrambled to defuse a regional crisis over a cross-border raid by Colombia to kill a rebel commander. p
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