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Presidents and prime ministers from a score of rich and emerging economies will descend on Washington, DC, ostensibly to remake the rules of global finance.

Prime ministers from a number of African countries will also make the trek to explain how dynamism continues to build, especially on the southern part of the continent.

Foreign ministers from a regional bloc of 14 nations known as the Southern African Development Community met on Monday in Angola to discuss the crisis.

To that end, Mr Morsi should select a fresh team of ministers from a much wider ideological spectrum, including technocrats and secular-minded people as well as his own Islamist brethren.

Karen Barratt Winchester Harold Wilson seems to have suffered more than most prime ministers from a tendency to attribute successes to others, while shouldering the responsibility for dissatisfactions during his watch.

Mr. Sharon fired ministers from the strictly Orthodox Sephardic party Shas and deputy ministers from a smaller Orthodox party, United Torah Judaism, on Monday after they voted against the economic plan, which was narrowly defeated in Parliament.

In 2006, for example, the European Union blocked ministers from taking a case to a United Nations tribunal in an attempt to force the closure of Sellafield.

Quite an encomium for a former Labour cabinet minister from a former editor of the Spectator.

Penny Waddell, a minister from a suburb of Atlanta, was among the untutored.

THE sun still seems to be shining down on Lionel Jospin, France's Socialist prime minister, from a clear blue sky.

Discussions have been broken into six broad areas, each of which is being led by a minister from a developed country and another from a developing nation.