Hillary tries to revert the Obamania ahead of the crucial March 4 primaries in Ohio and Texas.
Hillary Clinton lambasted fellow Democrat and presidential candidate Barack Obama, for distributing alleged misinformed leaflets about her health care plan.
Hillary Clinton is now regarded as being behind in the latest polls and needs to gain victory in the March primaries if she is to break Barack Obama's momentum. In response, Barack Obama stated that the information distributed in his leaflets are true to form.
Greek-Cypriots to elect a new president
In a race between Demetris Christafias who voted against a UN plan in 2004 to reunite the islands and Ionnis Kasoulides who voted in favour of a reunification plan in 2004, the Greek-Cypriots are not just voting for their new president but for their future.
Cyprus has been a member of the EU since 2004 but reunification is a condition set by Greek-Cypriots for Turkey becoming a member of the EU.
From one Castro to another?
Cuba's National Assembly is expected to vote for Fidel Castro's 76-year old brother Raul, as Cuba's new ruling president today. This decision is seen as likely to provoke a mixed reaction from Cubans as well as from the international world with Raul policies as stand-in president showing signs of change but also of an extension of Fidel's legacy.
By Morgan Francois Minchin
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