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Clinton criticises Obama over 'elitist' remarks
US: BARACK Obama's controversial characterisation
of small-town voters as bitter has offered Hillary Clinton a chance
to revive her faltering campaign ahead of next week's key primary
in Pennsylvania. p
Opposition seeks to prevent recount of Zimbabwe votes
ZIMBABWE: ZIMBABWE'S MAIN opposition party is
seeking a high court order to reverse a decision by the country's
electoral commission to recount votes from disputed constituencies
in the March 29th general election. p
Too many Italian imponderables to predict a result
ITALY: ON A mild, bright and sunny April day, many Italians decided that they had better things to do than vote in yesterday's general election. p
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Cabinet deal ends Kenyan deadlock
KENYA: Kenyan president Mwai Kibaki named a power-sharing cabinet yesterday making his rival, Raila Odinga, prime minister and ending deadlock that threatened the economic rebound from a bloody post-election crisis. pAlliance pledges $1bn to help poorest women and girls
US: AN UNUSUAL alliance of women's groups, faith-based organisations and development agencies has pledged more than $1 billion to improve the lives of women and girls in the poorest parts of the world. pSuspect in McCann case to sue 12 media outlets in UK
UK: ONE OF the formal suspects in the Madeleine McCann case is to sue 12 media outlets in what may be one of the largest libel claims in the history of the British media. pSecurity high as US prepares for bridge-building first visit by pope
US: TRAFFIC CHAOS, armed police lining streets, security screens at church entrances, scuba divers in New York's East River, backpacks banned for pedestrians, no-fly zones - it is business as usual as the US prepares to welcome Pope Benedict XVI tomorrow at the start of his American visit. pFive British tourists killed in bus crash in Ecuador
UK: Five British tourists were killed and 12 injured in a bus crash in Ecuador late on Saturday, the foreign office said yesterday. pBBC presenter's body found at London railway station
UK: A body believed to be that of missing children's television presenter Mark Speight has been found in a remote area of a London railway station, police said yesterday. pScientists find 8,000-year-old trees in mountains of Sweden
SWEDEN: Scientists have found a cluster of spruces in the mountains in western Sweden which, at an age of 8,000 years, may be the world's oldest living trees. pWomen in majority in new Zapatero cabinet
SPAIN: SPAIN'S PRIME minister, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, has proved his feminist credentials by naming more women than men to his new cabinet. p£30m Hyderabad case to be settled at last
INDIA: India is set to resolve a dispute over the ownership of a Pakistani ruler's money, lying in a London bank since 1948, writes Rahul Bedi in New Delhi. pNine monks arrested for bomb attack in Tibet last month
CHINA: China has arrested nine monks for a bomb attack on a government building in Tibet last month, an official said yesterday. pOne man's Olympic protest reflects a nation's unease
TOKYO: A Japanese craftsman is refusing to send his coveted steel shots to the Beijing Olympics. Many of his compatriots wish their leaders shared his spirit, reports Bruce Wallace in Tokyo. pGermany's quiet achiever masters the science of politics
GERMANY: If Brian Cowen is looking for any tips for his new job, he would do well to watch Angela Merkel when she visits Ireland today, writes Derek Scally . pUS policy of deterrence will protect Israel from Iran
OPINION - CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: LAST TUESDAY, Iran announced that it was installing 6,000 more centrifuges - they produce enriched uranium, the key ingredient of a nuclear weapon - in addition to the 3,000 already operating. The world yawned. pIn Short
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