Sunday, 21 March 2010 00:00
WASHINGTON, D.C.: President Barack Obama Saturday subtly shifted US rhetoric on Iran, pledging to ensure Iranians could access the Internet without fear of censorship, and blaming Tehran for isolating itself.
BANGKOK: Thousands of Thai protesters packed trucks, cars and motorbikes in a carnival-like convoy Saturday aimed at winning over the capital's residents in their flagging "class war" against the government.
WASHINGTON, D.C.: President Barack Obama Saturday subtly shifted US rhetoric on Iran, pledging to ensure Iranians could access the Internet without fear of censorship, and blaming Tehran for isolating itself.
BRUSSELS: Europe split over IMF intervention for debt-ridden Greece on Friday (Saturday in Manila), upping pressure on national leaders to resolve crisis plans just days from a crunch EU summit.
BEIJING: Beijingers woke up Saturday to find the Chinese capital blanketed in yellow dust, as a sandstorm caused by a severe drought in the north and in Mongolia swept into the city.
VATICAN CITY: Pope Benedict XVI was preparing Saturday (Sunday in Manila) to issue a pastoral letter on the child abuse scandal in the Church in Ireland, amid growing anger about similar affairs in other countries.
AFP
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