A majority now approves of the president’s overall job performance, as well as his handling of foreign policy, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
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For Obama, Big Rise in Poll Numbers After Bin Laden Raid
Foreign Secretary William Hague rejects claims he may resign over his handling of the Libyan crisis, and denies he has lost his “mojo”.
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Hague rejects claims he may quit
Donald Rumsfeld’s memoir is by no means an apology for his handling of the war in Iraq.
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Don Rumsfeld, playing a dead-end game in his memoir
The French foreign minister defends her handling of the Tunisian crisis, saying France was as surprised as anyone else.
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Tunisia ‘took France by surprise’
A court in Pakistan issues arrest warrants for two senior police officers, on charges of negligence in their handling of the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto in 2007.
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Pakistan police on Bhutto charges
The National Security Advisor is to investigate the handling of events surrounding the discovery of an explosive device at East Midlands airport on Friday.
NPR CEO Vivian Schiller has apologized to her employees for the handling of Juan Williams’ firing. “I want to apologize to you for not doing a better job of handling the termination of our relationship with Juan Williams,” she wrote in a memo. “I…
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NPR CEO Sorry for Williams Firing
As fortuitous scheduling would have it, the District’s elected leaders will probably escape having to account for their actions on the city’s growing budget deficit. At least they won’t have to explain their votes before the polls open on Nov. 2, Election Day.
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D.C. voters left in dark on handling of city deficit
UK officials pulled out of Friday’s anniversary celebrations in Nigeria, targeted by deadly bomb blasts, raising questions about the handling of warnings.
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UK’s VIPs avoided Nigeria parade
Philippine police admit incompetence in their handling of Monday’s bus hijacking in which eight Hong Kong tourists were shot dead.
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Manila police admit siege bungle
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari tries to ease public anger at his handling of the country’s floods crisis by visiting affected areas for the first time.
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Zardari tries to ease flood anger
