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A prime minister is the most senior minister of cabinet in the executive branch of government in a parliamentary system.

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Spain's prime minister insists government will stick to austerity measures amid economic gloom

Spain's prime minister says his government is determined to stick to harsh austerity measures for as long as is necessary.

Mariano Rajoy acknowledged Spain is experiencing turbulence, but said Saturday that the country "will not sink."Spain, where unemployment stands at 24.4 percent, has imposed spending cuts and tax hikes to get out of a financial crisis that many fear will drag down the rest of the struggling eurozone.Rajoy says his government has "the will to persevere in this line for as long as is necessary."Spain's banking sector is laden with soured investments on real estate and the government needs €19 billion ($23.4 billion) to rescue just one bank, Bankia SA....

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    Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison Saturday for failing to stop the killing of protesters during the uprising that forced him from power last year. The ou...

  2. AP's 'napalm girl' photo is savior, curse for survivor of attack in Vietnam 40 years ago

    In the picture, the girl will always be 9 years old and wailing "Too hot! Too hot!" as she runs down the road away from her burning Vietnamese village.She will alway...

  3. Britain marks Queen's Diamond Jubilee

    The patriotic bunting is ready, the golden carriage on standby, the boats freshly painted, the shops filled with royal souvenirs.The normal ebb and flow of British l...

  4. Egypt's Mubarak sentenced to life in prison for role in protester deaths; sons acquitted

    Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison Saturday for failing to stop the killing of protesters during the uprising that forced him from power last year. The ou...

  5. Queen off to the races as jubilee events begin

    Queen Elizabeth II went to the races Saturday, at the start of a four-day celebration of her 60 years on the throne.Later in the weekend she'll make a trip down the ...

  6. After Mubarak's sentencing, Clinton says ex-president's fate is matter for Egyptian people

    U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton isn't commenting directly on the life-in-prison sentence handed down to ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak (HOHS'...

  7. In Turkey, UN chief says Somalia needs help in building own security forces

    International forces cannot solve Somalia's security problems in the long term and the fragile country needs its own strong force to do the job, U.N. Secretary-Gener...

  8. Thousands rally in north Egypt against Mubarak-era presidential candidate facing runoff

    Thousands are rallying in the northern Egyptian coastal city of Alexandria against the man who served as Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister and who is to face an Is...

  9. Obama expresses 'regret' to Poland over inadvertent 'death camp' gaffe

    President Barack Obama has written a letter to the Polish president expressing "regret" for an inadvertent verbal gaffe that caused a storm of controversy in Poland ...

  10. News Corp. lawyer says company could face 500 lawsuits from phone-hacking victims

    A lawyer for Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group says the company could face 500 lawsuits from victims of tabloid phone hacking — far more than have so far been...

  11. Nation's granny: Diamond Jubilee marks Queen Elizabeth II's extraordinary 60-year reign

    The patriotic bunting is ready, the golden carriage on standby, the boats freshly painted, the shops filled with royal souvenirs.The normal ebb and flow of British l...

  12. Irish say 'yes' to EU treaty that means more austerity, now seek deal on growth and bank debt

    Ireland's voters have agreed to ratify the European Union's deficit-fighting treaty with a resounding 60.3 percent "yes," results Friday showed, but government leade...

  1. At Istanbul conference, Somali prime minister says he wants to discard 'failed state' label

    Somalia's prime minister said Thursday that his country has more to offer than pirates, militants and images of the hungry, and that Somalis can even teach the world...

  2. Montserrat's prime minister says Caribbean island doesn't want to be on UN list of colonies

    The tiny Caribbean island of Montserrat no longer wants the United Nations to list it as a colony.Premier Reuben Meade says the island of 5,000 people is an overseas...

  3. Protesters stop Thai Parliament from debating bill they fear could let ex-PM return from exile

    Protesters blocked Thailand's Parliament from opening debate Friday on a bill they fear will let former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra return from exile.Pushing a...

  4. At Istanbul conference, Somali PM says he wants to discard 'failed state' label

    Somalia's prime minister said Thursday that his country has more to offer than pirates, militants and images of the hungry, and that Somalis can even teach the world...

  5. Australia, Assange's home country, raises concerns with US, says there's no sign of indictment

    Australia has talked to the United States about the future of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, but Prime Minister Julia Gillard said Thursday that it can't protect ...

  6. Queen Elizabeth II is off to the races at start of 4-day Diamond Jubilee celebration

    Queen Elizabeth II went to the races Saturday, at the start of a four-day celebration of her 60 years on the throne.Later in the weekend she'll make a trip down the ...

  7. AP Interview: UN rights chief says there must be no amnesty for violations committed in Syria

    The U.N.'s top human rights official said Saturday that there should be no amnesty for serious crimes committed in Syria, even if the threat of prosecution might mot...

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