House holds the key : Senator
The United States Senate will try President Bill Clinton if the House votes articles of impeachment, the leader of the upper body's Republican majority said on Sunday.

Not sodomised : key witness reneges
The witness at the centre of the trial of former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim admitted on Monday he had not been sodomised by his former boss in a stunning reversal of earlier statements.

Chavez's electoral coup in Venezuela
In what is termed as historic elections, the former Lt Col Hugo Chavez, who staged a bloody coup attempt against the government six years ago, has been elected president of Venezuela a stunning blow to the political and economic establishment that has ruled during 40 years of democracy.

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