"Sack her! 80% want PM to axe shamed minister" (Mail on Sunday); "Minister: Miller must go" (Sunday Telegraph splash); "'MPs can't be trusted on expenses'" (Sunday Times splash); "Support ebbs away for beleaguered minister" (Observer, front page).
Attended by Francis I of Austria, Alexander I of Russia, and Frederick William III of Prussia, their foreign ministers, and observers from Britain and France, the congress decided to intervene in Naples against the democratic revolution there (July 1820).
With Recep Tayyip Erdogan now sworn in as Turkey's new President, his successful efforts to prolong his rule after two terms as Prime Minister have observers comparing his popularity to that of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey.
"Maduro knew how to interpret Chávez's wishes better than any other foreign minister," an observer of Chavismo, who asked to be unnamed, told me.
Other members seem to prefer Mr Sharon's line, and do not like seeing their prime minister publicly embarrassed.Political observers felt that neither man had emerged strengthened, but that Mr Netanyahu's discomfiture might prove the more lasting.
"These attacks are not acceptable, but at the same time we expect people to stop criticising the prophet Muhammad," said Shahriar Alam, one of the country's junior foreign ministers, told the Observer.
In a recent interview, the Chancellor, who is hosting next weekend's meeting of G7 finance ministers, told The Observer the G7 would 'need assurances from the US' about reducing its vast budget deficit.
Lord (Gus) O'Donnell, the former cabinet secretary, told the Observer ministers need to be clearer with the public about what life outside the EU would entail, and whether the UK would seek a relationship similar to that of Norway, which is a member of the single market but has no say in its rules.
See articleIn Cambodia, the ruling Cambodian People's Party claimed a landslide win in parliamentary elections, handing another five-year term as prime minister to Hun Sen. International observers raised concerns about voter intimidation and the party's use of state resources to campaign.
The foreign minister suggested that the observers' presence would vindicate the Syrian government's assertion that the uprising was the work of armed gangs and not peaceful protesters.
