Mauritania elects longtime ally Ould Taya to another term
Incumbent President Manaya Sid Ahmed Ould Taya, backed by U S allies, appeared set to win in Mauritania's first round with about 67 percent of the vote. Challenger Mohamed Haidalla, who led Islamic hard-liners, cried foul from hiding and demanded a court review while vowing to challenge the results.
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Sri Lanka crisis deepens as premier supporters reject coalition
Supporters of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in Colombo rejected President Chandrika Kumaratunga's bid for a coalition, extending days of political upheaval. Justice Minister Lokubandara urged reversal of the president's power moves before any agreement, saying force cannot lead to a coalition.
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