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US issues security alert for Manila
AFP, Manila
The United States issued a security alert for the Philippine capital of Manila yesterday, warning its citizens they could be the taxget of an unspecified attack
The US embassy in Manila released a statement calling for US citizens to exercise extreme caution and consider cancelling American gatherings in the sprawling and chaotic megacity of 15 million people.
"This threat remains in effect until October 10, 2012,"itsaid.
The statement said US Ambassador Harry Thomas had ordered stepped-up security for all US government facilities in Manila.
Ex-FM to take on Merkel in polls
AFP, Berlin
Germany's opposition Social Democrats have chosen Peer Steinbrueck, a former finance minister, to challenge Chancellor Angela Merkel in elections next year, a newspaper yesterday reported.
Citing party sources, mass circulation Bild said the centre-left party had selected Steinbrueck, 65, to run against Merkel in the election that will be held in September or October 2013.
Bild said Sigmar Gabriel, the head of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), would propose Steinbrueck ataspecialmeetingofthe party on Monday.
France unveils toughest budget
AFP, Paris
France yesterday unveiled action to plug a 37-billion-euro hole in its public finances with the toughest package of tax rises and spending cuts the country has known in an economic downturn.
The 2013 budget adopted by President Francois Hollande's cabinet commits the ruling Socialists to an austerity programme at a time when the economy is teetering on the brink of recession.
Ministers defended measures that included a 75 percent top tax rate as unavoidable if France is to get its finances under control and meet European Union deficit targets deemed essential to avoid the collapse of the euro single currency.
Obama eyes return to teaching
Bbc Online
President Barack Obama has told American TV network ABC that he wants to return to education when he leaves the presidency.
"I love teaching, I miss teaching," he said, adding that his priority was to win a second term in the White House.
Asked by Barbara Walters, one of the hosts, what he saw himself doing after the presidency, he singled out "workingwithkids".
Obama lectured at the University of Chicago's law school for 12 years before he joined the Senate.