Mugabe declared landslide winner. The election has been widely branded a shamRobert Mugabe is being sworn in for a new five-year term as Zimbabwe's president after election officials declared a landslide victory for him. The ceremony is taking place at Mr Mugabe's State House residence.

Mugabe is sworn in for sixth term. Robert Mugabe has been sworn in for a new five-year term as Zimbabwe's president after election officials declared a landslide victory for him. A 21-gun salute and military jet fly-by greeted Mr Mugabe at the ceremony at his State House residence in.

Brokaw needles Schwarzenegger on spending, economy. SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, usually marveled at by the national media, found himself being told by the host of today's 'Meet the Press' that if he ran a private company the way he has run the state, he might have been fired by now. Tom.

US helicopters collide in mid-air. At least seven people died in a mid-air collision between two medical helicopters in the US state of Arizona, a US aviation official has said.The incident happened close to a hospital in the city of Flagstaff. All three people on one of the helicopters.

Zimbabwe looms over Africa summit. Officials want the summit to focus on Africa's suffering people African Union leaders are gathering in Egypt for a summit which seems set to be overshadowed by the crisis in Zimbabwe.President Robert Mugabe is on his way to the meeting, fresh from.

Chinese City Illustrates Political Ferment. SHENZHEN, China -- When China decided to liberalize its economy back in the late 1970s, Shenzhen was chosen as the vanguard, the first 'special economic zone' allowed to do business free of Communist-era restrictions. Three decades later, the city has.

Top Khmer Rouge diplomat in court. Both Ieng Sary and his wife will be tried by the genocide courtFormer Khmer Rouge foreign minister Ieng Sary has appeared before Cambodia's genocide tribunal to appeal against his detention.The 82-year-old has been charged with war crimes and crimes.

AU: Zimbabwe Election Fell Short of Standards. African Union observers say Zimbabwe's one-candidate presidential runoff fell short of the continental body's standards. The observers cite violence ahead of Friday's vote. They also note that the opposition was denied equal access to the media during.

In Zimbabwe We Have Nothing'. He leaves behind him a country divided, with many reeling at his recent inauguration. For the Zimbabwean leader, it was an inauguration to match the election: full of ceremony but lacking any real legitimacy. In front of a handpicked crowd of government.

Army criticizes its own Iraq mistakes. The U.S. Army's official history of the Iraq war shows military chiefs made mistake after mistake in the early months of the conflict. Iraqis watch as a statue of Saddam Hussein is toppled in Baghdad in 2003. Failures to recognize the chaos engulfing.

U.S. Charges Alleged Mastermind of USS Cole Attack. The U.S. military claims that Saudi 'Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri masterminded the plot in which two men appearing to be civilians piloted their small boat toward the Cole in the Port of Aden, Yemen, and detonated explosives hidden inside the vessel. The.

Alleged USS Cole Mastermind Charged. The U.S. military claims that Saudi 'Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri masterminded the plot in which two men appearing to be civilians piloted their small boat toward the Cole in the Port of Aden, Yemen, and detonated explosives hidden inside the vessel. The.

Mugabe joins discussions on Zimbabwe's future. Africa-wide negotiations began yesterday on establishing a Zimbabwean government of national unity and appointing new mediators in the country's political crisis, as Robert Mugabe arrived at a summit meeting in Egypt claiming victory in one-candidate.

Leslie denies new rape allegation. Mr Leslie has been bailed until AugustFormer Blue Peter presenter John Leslie has described an allegation of rape made against him as 'totally untrue'. Scotland Yard earlier confirmed that a man in his 40s had been questioned over an allegation of rape.

Only bodies discovered under toppled Philippine ferry. SAN FERNANDO, Philippines - A coast guard diver searching for survivors Tuesday inside a ferry that capsized in a typhoon found bodies and a bit of comfort a plastic rosary floating in the water. TRACK STORM: Path of Typhoon Fengshen Lt. Cmdr. Inocencio.

Southern African leaders to hold emergency Zimbabwe summit. Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of Zimbabwe's main opposition party. Photographer: Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/AP Southern African leaders will hold an emergency summit on the deepening political crisis in Zimbabwe tomorrow, Tanzania's government said tonight.

Bill Clinton endorses Obama bid. Mr Clinton's relationship with Mr Obama has been 'frosty'Former US President Bill Clinton has announced for the first time his support of fellow Democrat Barack Obama's bid for the White House. Mr Clinton's wife Hillary was Mr Obama's biggest rival for.

Israel's Olmert averts early poll. Ehud Olmert has been facing calls to resign as prime ministerIsraeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has struck a last-minute deal with the Labour party to save his coalition and avert fresh elections. Labour's leader, Defence Minister Ehud Barak, has agreed.

Mugabe: 'The Election Is Ours'. Saying the world can 'shout as loud as they like,' President Robert Mugabe refused to give into pressure from Africa and the West and vowed to go ahead with this week's runoff election, even though his opponent quit the race. South Africa's ruling party.

New Zealand gives Maori tribes forest in largest-ever settlement. '); E-Mail Article Listen to Article Printer-Friendly 3-Column Format Translate Share Article Text Size WELLINGTON: Seven indigenous Maori tribes on Wednesday signed New Zealand's largest-ever settlement over grievances arising from 19th century losses.

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