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Romney starts European tour
AFP, Washington
White House hopeful Mitt Romney heads to Europe and the Middle East this week to burnish his diplomatic credentials but President Barack Obama and his re-election team declared the Republican too inexperienced in foreign policy.
The six-day overseas trip to Britain, Israel and Poland, Romney's first since clinching the Republican Party nomination in April, will provide him a chance to attack Obama's foreign policy while seeking to burnish his own stature.
He then travels to Israel to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and he will also talk with Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad. On July 30 Romney heads to Poland to meet its leaders.
Floods kill 35 in Nigeria
JOS, Nigeria
Heavy rainfall in central Nigeria forced a dam to overflow, causing flooding that left at least 35 people dead and destroyed or damaged some 200 homes, the Red Cross said Monday.
The downpour in Jos began at roughly 9:00pm Sunday when many of the city's residents were at home for the night.
The area coordinator for the National Emergency Agency (NEMA), Alhassan DanjumaAliyu, called the flood "devastating" and said police and other rescue bodies were searching the affected areas in hopes of
Typhoon hits Hong Kong
AFP, Hong Kong
Scores of people were injured and trees were ripped from the ground as a typhoon lashed Hong Kong packing winds in excess of 140 kilometres an hour, officials said yesterday.
Authorities issued a hurricane warning for the first time since 1999 as Typhoon Vicente roared to within 100 kilometres of Hong Kong shortly after midnight, disrupting dozens of flights to the regional hub.
The alarm was downgraded to a strong wind warning by mid-morning as the cyclone passed to the west and weakened over the southern Chinese coast.
The storm brought down hundreds of trees and sent debris crashing into downtown streets as commuters made their way home from work on Monday evening, when people were told to seek shelter. J