Desperate measures
He was certain the White House was his, but Al Gore's rendezvous with destiny is still on hold, writes Mohamed Hakki from Washington
Keeping the populace entertained
The US election saga is competing with the soaps on prime time TV, writes Ervin Hladnik-Milharcic from New York
Ghana put the boot in
Today's general elections in Ghana will close a confusing chapter in the West African country's turbulent post-independence history, writes Gamal Nkrumah
Lord over a divided house
After a vicious bout of mudslinging, Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien has secured a place in history, reports Marc Munro from Ottawa
Recognising oppression
A piece of the pie
Pinochet pursued
A piece of the pie
The four-minute lesson
Victory lap
Sweet relief
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Chasing shadows
AMERICA'S extraordinary presidential race has been keeping me on the edge of my seat and watching Vice-President Al Gore and hopeful winner George W Bush still duking it out in Florida almost a month after the election has made for some entertaining inspiration.
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