Resignation of Voloshin challenges Kremlin liberals in Russia
President Vladimir Putin dismissed veteran chief of staff Alexander Voloshin amid fears of a power shift toward ex-KGB officers. The move follows the arrest of Yukos founder Mikhail Khodorkovsky and signals potential changes to privatization norms and business politics in Russia.
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Prime minister vows to continue predecessor policies in Malaysia
Abdullah Ahmad Badawi pledged to carry on Mahathir Mohamad's 22 year legacy in a Penang speech to over 5,000 supporters. He urged backing for a strong electoral win by year’s end 2004, and called for greater racial unity as Malaysia seeks development and stability.
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Bush pursues re election funds ahead of 2004 race
President Bush ironed out a broad fundraising push one year before voters decide to fire or rehire him. He targets key states and plans heavy TV advertising, leaning on a $170 million goal and rolling back tariffs if needed. Bush draws on past donor IOUs while widening outreach to Hispanics Catholics unions and women. He emphasized managing the economy and terrorism as core to his bid.
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