World Leaders Head to SAF for Mandela Tribute US will be represented by President Barack Obama, along with former presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter More In Johannesburg, thousands of people continue to flock to ex-president's house, mourning iconic leader who died last week at 95 More Yingluck Shinawatra acknowledges widespread opposition to her government, emphasizes authorities do not want to see any further 'loss of life' More Demonstrators stand firm, say new elections a start, but no specifics on reforms More Kyiv police deny claims by Yulia Tymoshenko's party More North-south road had been closed for nearly 20 days due to fighting More Two days of expert-level negotiations in Vienna aim to iron out implementation plan for landmark accord More Sudanese, Egyptian, Ethiopian officials look for deal on Renaissance Dam, which has spurred repeated objections over national security threats More Military officials say shootout happened near airport in Bangui after group of armed men refused to hand over their weapons More President scraps RIA Novosti replacing it with new organization tasked with promoting Moscow's image abroad More Not far behind were Haiti, Hungary, Macedonia and Iran; Iceland, Qatar and Sweden reported the least suffering, according to poll More Reports say intelligence operatives from US, Britain collected data and contents of messages exchanged by players of games, such as World of Warcraft and Second Life More Shirley MacLaine, Martina Arroyo, Carlos Santana, Herbie Hancock, and Billy Joel were recognized with lifetime achievement awards More |
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