French cabinet reshuffle places de Villepin as interior minister
In Paris a government shake up names European Commissioner Michel Barnier to replace Dominique de Villepin as interior minister while Nicolas Sarkozy moves to head the economy ministry. Sarkozy remains a leading figure under Prime Minister Raffarin as the reshuffle unfolds.
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World court rules US violated rights of 51 Mexicans on death row
The International Court of Justice in The Hague ruled that the United States deprived 51 Mexican death row inmates of government assistance. It ordered reviews in most cases via standard appeals, with three inmates receiving a final extra review. Mexico welcomed the decision, stressing international law, while U S officials offered no immediate comment. The court said its judgments are binding, final, and without appeal.
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OPEC to cut production to 23.5 million bpd
OPEC announced a 4 percent production cut to 23.5 million barrels per day, effective Thursday, aiming to curb price declines in spring. Analysts warned prices could rise above $40 per barrel as futures fell after the decision, with U.S. motorists facing higher gasoline costs.
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OPEC cuts stirs White House over gas price issue
White House officials urged Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates to reverse OPECs 4 percent production cut, warning it could raise gas prices during an election year. President Bush criticized the move, while Kerry confronted Bush on energy diplomacy and gas taxes amid campaign attacks.
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Donors pledge 8.2 billion for Afghan rebuilding effort
Donors at an international Berlin conference pledged 8.2 billion dollars over three years to rebuild Afghanistan and aid its transition to a post Taliban democracy. Ashraf Ghani said the target for the coming year is 4.4 billion with roads and irrigation listed as priorities. States including the United States, Europe, Japan and Canada reaffirmed support for Afghanistan ahead of planned September elections.
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Paul McCartney Surprises Diners At Tahoe Restaurant
Paul McCartney capped a Lake Tahoe ski trip with an unscheduled 15 minute set at Moody's Bistro. He sang with the George Souza Trio, improvising a Tahoe tribute in the jazz club where he performed last year. Heather Mills attended, and locals called the moment a feel good surprise.
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