Brown launches prime minister bid in Britain
Gordon Brown launched his campaign to become Britain's next prime minister pledging to learn from Iraq war mistakes while honoring obligations to the Iraqi people He seeks political reconciliation and economic development in Iraq and vows to win the battle of hearts and minds against al Qaida terrorism Prime Minister Blair endorsed Brown saying he would resign June 27.
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Historic inter-Korean rail test marks border step forward
North and South Korea approved a military pact enabling a trial crossing on the heavily fortified border. Two reconnect tracks will host a single test run as diplomacy seeks possible rail links toward Europe and faster freight, with long term service not yet assured.
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Baghdad officials seek support for Iraq war
In Washington Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Barham Saleh met with more than 30 House Republicans and several senators to urge continued U S involvement. Clinton called the talks promising noting GOP lawmakers urged Bush to shift policy though she doubted a reversal.
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