Annan breaks silence as UN faces oil for food scrutiny
U N secretary general Kofi Annan takes a tougher line amid mounting criticism over the oil for food program and related scandals. He says outsiders must help mobilize public support while an investigation led by Paul Volcker criticizes his management and implicates his son Kojo in hiding involvement with a Swiss firm.
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Monaco bids emotional farewell to Prince Rainier
Monaco marked the funeral of Prince Rainier III at the cathedral where he and Grace Kelly wed. Crowned by a royal procession and dignitaries from some 60 countries, the day featured bells tolling and Barber’s Adagio as Albert II and his sisters mourned.
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