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  • U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton speaks at her Ohio and Texas primary election night rally in Columbus, Ohio March 4, 2008. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
    Clinton boosts White House bid with Texas win - media Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Sen. Hillary Clinton boosted her White House hopes with a victory on Tuesday in the Texas contest to pick a Democratic presidential candidate, defeating rival Barack Obama in a state analysts said she needed to win to narrow his lead, U.S. media projected.

  • U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton waves at her Ohio and Texas primary election night rally in Columbus, Ohio March 4, 2008. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
    Clinton stays alive, McCain wins nomination Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Hillary Clinton won a critical showdown with Barack Obama in Ohio on Tuesday to keep her Democratic presidential bid alive, and John McCain clinched the Republican nomination and looked ahead to the November election.

  • Flags of Malaysia's ruling National Front coalition and the opposition Parti Islam se-Malaysia are displayed in Kampung Alor Limbat, Terengganu March 4, 2008. Malaysian government restrictions on free speech, freedom of assembly and the media will deny citizens a fair vote in general elections this week, a rights group said. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad
    Malaysian poll curbs benefit govt - rights body Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Malaysian government restrictions on free speech, freedom of assembly and the media will deny citizens a fair vote in general elections this week, a rights group said on Wednesday.

  • Ethnic Chinese are seen praying at a temple in Malaysia's northern island of Penang in this February 2, 2008 file photo. Malaysia's ethnic Chinese and Indian minorities, increasingly discontented with the government, are caught in a bind ahead of Saturday's election. REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim/Files
    Malaysia's Chinese fear losing clout after poll backlash Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Malaysia's ethnic Chinese and Indian minorities, increasingly discontented with the government, are caught in a bind ahead of Saturday's election.

  • Locals clap as they watch a TV programme showing China's Premier Wen Jiabao deliver a speech during the opening ceremony of the National People's Congress, at a residential community in Beijing March 5, 2008. REUTERS/Ge Gong
    China's Wen says to tackle graft, address complaints Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao pledged to tackle corruption and better handle citizens' complaints on Wednesday, as tight security kept any hint of dissent from marring his annual address.

  • China's Premier Wen Jiabao delivers a speech during the opening ceremony of the National People's Congress in Beijing March 5, 2008. Wen warned on Wednesday that overheating remains the nation's top economic foe even as global growth softens, vowing a tough fight against price rises and feverish investment. REUTERS/Jason Lee
    China's Wen vows tough fight against inflation Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao warned on Wednesday that overheating remains the nation's top economic foe even as global growth softens, vowing a tough fight against price rises and feverish investment.

  • U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton (C) speaks to supporters at her Ohio primary election night rally in Columbus, Ohio March 4, 2008. Clinton on Tuesday celebrated victory in the must-win state of Ohio and vowed to continue her battle with Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination. REUTERS/Matt Sullivan
    Clinton vows to stay in race after Ohio win Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Tuesday celebrated victory in the must-win state of Ohio and vowed to continue her battle with Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination.

  • A girl helps hold a sign as supporters cheer early returns at US Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton's Ohio and Texas primary election night rally in Columbus, Ohio March 4, 2008. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
    Clinton takes Ohio, McCain wins nomination Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    John McCain clinched the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday and Democrat Hillary Clinton won a crucial showdown with rival Barack Obama in Ohio to breathe new life into her campaign and prolong the Democratic race.

  • Thailand's Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej holds up his ballot during an election for members of the Senate in Bangkok March 2, 2008. Samak should learn the lessons of the 2003 war on drugs, in which more than 2,600 people were killed, before reviving the campaign, a top state human rights official said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Kerek Wongsa
    Feuds, envy fuelled deadly Thai drug war - rights body Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej should learn the lessons of the 2003 war on drugs, in which more than 2,600 people were killed, before reviving the campaign, a top state human rights official said on Wednesday.

  • U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton is escorted by former local television news anchor Gloria Campos (C) and Hollywood director and political activist Rob Reiner (R) as she greets patrons at a local restaurant called Herrera's in Dallas March 4, 2008. REUTERS/Mike Stone
    Clinton keeps W.House bid alive with Ohio win - media Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Sen. Hillary Clinton kept her White House hopes alive on Tuesday with a victory in the Ohio contest to pick a Democratic presidential candidate, defeating rival Barack Obama in a state analysts said she had to win to remain a viable candidate, U.S. media projected.

  • China's Premier Wen Jiabao delivers a speech during the opening ceremony of the National People's Congress in Beijing March 5, 2008. Wen warned on Wednesday that overheating remains the nation's greatest economic threat even as global growth softens, vowing to fight price rises and feverish investment. REUTERS/Jason Lee
    China's Wen focuses on fighting inflation, pollution Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao warned on Wednesday that overheating remains the nation's greatest economic threat even as global growth softens, vowing to fight price rises and feverish investment.

  • A young supporter of Republican U.S. presidential candidate Senator John McCain holds up a sign at his Ohio and Texas primary election night rally in Dallas, Texas March 4, 2008. REUTERS/Mike Stone
    McCain turns to November: Can he win? Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Now that he is the U.S. Republican presidential nominee, John McCain faces a huge challenge: How to beat recent history and win a third straight White House term for his party.

  • Republican U.S. presidential candidate Senator John McCain arrives at his Ohio and Texas primary election night rally in Dallas, Texas March 4, 2008. McCain clinched the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday with four big victories that drove his last major rival, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, out of the race. REUTERS/Mike Stone
    McCain claims Republican presidential nomination Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    John McCain clinched the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday with four big victories that drove his last major rival, former Arkansas Gov.

  • Ecuador's President Rafael Correa speaks during a news conference as he arrives in Brasilia March 4, 2008. Correa said on Tuesday that Ecuador would defend itself if Colombia did not apologize for an attack on rebels in its country and if the international community did not condemn it. REUTERS/Jamil Bittar
    Ecuador to defend itself if no Colombia apology Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    President Rafael Correa said on Tuesday that Ecuador would defend itself if Colombia did not apologize for an attack on rebels in its country and if the international community did not condemn it.

  • Republican presidential candidate U.S. Senator John McCain shakes hands with supporters and voters during a campaign stop at Goode's Armadillo Palace in Houston, Texas March 4, 2008. REUTERS/Brian Snyder
    McCain clinches Republican nomination Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    John McCain clinched the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday with four big victories that drove his last major rival, former Arkansas Gov.

  • South Korean President Lee Myung-bak walks to his office as it snows at the presidential Blue House in Seoul March 4, 2008. Lee, who has pledged a tougher policy in dealing with North Korea, rebuffed his communist neighbour's offer to meet in January, a news report said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Blue House/Handout
    S.Korea's Lee rebuffed North offer to meet - report Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    New South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, who has pledged a tougher policy in dealing with North Korea, rebuffed his communist neighbour's offer to meet in January, a news report said on Wednesday.

  • U.N. wants tougher stance on celebrity drug users Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Prosecutors worldwide are too lenient on celebrities who use drugs, sending a dangerous message to young people, the United Nations said on Wednesday in its global report on illegal narcotics trends.

  • John McCain, Republican presidential candidate U.S. Senator, is seen through the window of his campaign bus, in Dallas, Texas March 4, 2008. In the prison everyone calls the
    Vietnam showcases McCain at 'Hanoi Hilton' Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    In the prison everyone calls the "Hanoi Hilton", artifacts in glass cabinets and black-and-white photographs on the walls recall the historic link between Republican presidential candidate John McCain and Vietnam.

  • Republican presidential candidate US Sen. John McCain shakes hands with supporters and voters during a campaign stop at Goode's Armadillo Palace in Houston, Texas March 4, 2008. McCain clinched his party's presidential nomination on Tuesday with four big victories over his last major rival, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee. REUTERS/Brian Snyder
    McCain wins Rhode Island Republican contest Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    Arizona Sen. John McCain won the Rhode Island contest to pick a Republican presidential candidate and clinched the nomination on Tuesday to represent the party in the November general election, U.S. media projected.

  • U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice holds a picture she received from Israel's Prime Minister Ehud Olmert (R) during their meeting in Jerusalem March 4, 2008, in this picture released by the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv. REUTERS/Matty Stern/U.S. Embassy/Handout
    Rice pushes Israel, Palestinians to talk not fight Reuters - Wed, Mar 5

    U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will push Israelis and Palestinians on Wednesday to return to peace talks and stop violence in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip.


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