For tourism, president says during visit to Disney World.

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Obama: ‘America Is Open’

Nigeria’s president says for the first time he thinks sympathisers of the Islamist Boko Haram group are in his government and security agencies.

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Nigeria sect ‘has high-up ties’

Syria's president says any military intervention would lead to “dire” repercussions. Its foreign minister says clarifications are needed on an Arab League observer proposal.

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Syria quibbles over observer plan

Serbia’s president says the investigation into arrested Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic will focus on those who protected him.

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Serbia to probe Mladic ‘network’

Ghana’s president says force will not solve the deadlock in Ivory Coast, casting doubt on West Africa’s threat to send troops to oust Laurent Gbagbo.

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Ivory Coast military call queried

Indonesia’s president says an official protest will be lodged against the alleged use of lasers during a football game against Malaysia.

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Football lasers anger Indonesia

Iran’s president says some of the centrifuges used in its uranium enrichment programme were sabotaged, affecting their operation.

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‘Nuclear sabotage’ affected Iran

Iran’s president says Tehran will not discuss the nuclear issue at talks proposed for later this year.

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Iran rejects nuclear talks offer

Chile’s president says the country will never be the same again after the extraordinary rescue of the 33 miners trapped deep underground for 69 days.

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Jubilation as Chile rescue ends

Chile’s president says reintegration into society will likely be difficult for the miners who will face the pressures of media attention and will be faced with building new lives.

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Embrace of loved ones, new challenges await Chile miners

Australia’s Olympic Committee president says the Commonwealth Games should not have been awarded to Delhi, as yet another athlete pulls out.

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‘Mistake’ to let India host Games

Guinea-Bissau’s president says his citizens are ashamed of being considered incapable of solving the problems of the coup-ridden nation.

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Reputation ‘shames Guinea-Bissau’