Vanja Hadzovic. Listed as number 24 Most Gorgeous Female Politicians

Vanja Hadzovic. 

Listed as number 24 Most Gorgeous Female Politicians

The Serbian nation has an arduous history has been embroiled in a little more controversy in recent years. Vanja is a adviser in Ministry of Foreign affairs and decided to take part in a revealing photo shoot that led to some rouffled feathers among fellow members of the ministry. But when you’re in your twenties, attractive, and powerful, crazy things are bound to happen.

Nicole Minetti. Listed as number 25 Most Gorgeous Female Politicians

The former TV personality became Regional Councillor for the PDL of Italy from 2010-2012. Unfortunately, her time in politics was tainted by the infamous Rubygate scandal. Minetti had allegedly arranged meetings for former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi with a 17 year old prostitute, leading many to believe that this unqualified politician was placed in his government for one reason. She has denied all the allegations but is currently serving a five year sentence.

Emily Benn, 24, to stand in next year's general election

Emily Benn, 24, to stand in next year's general election

Yingluck Shinawatra tawar adakan pungutan suara

Yingluck Shinawatra

BANGKOK: Perdana Menteri Thailand, Cik Yingluck Shinawatra, semalam mengusulkan agar diadakan satu pungutan suara perihal masa depannya, dan berjanji untuk meletak jawatan jika itu yang diinginkan rakyat Thai.

Ini sedang pembantah antikerajaan Thai bersiap sedia melaksanakan desakan terakhir mereka untuk memaksa beliau melucutkan kuasanya.

Mereka berhimpun di beberapa jalan raya di Bangkok, bertempur dengan polis dan berikrar menggulingkan Cik Yingluck dan menghapuskan pengaruh abangnya, Encik Thaksin Shinawatra, dalam arena politik negara itu.

US 'will remain a resident Pacific power', Biden says

United States Vice-President Joe Biden, in a speech underscoring the importance of peace and prosperity in the Asia Pacific to the future of the US, said America is all in in its rebalance strategy and will remain a resident Pacific power. -- FILE PHOTO: REUTERS

VISITING United States Vice-President Joe Biden, in a speech underscoring the importance of peace and prosperity in the Asia Pacific to the future of the US, said America is "all in" in its rebalance strategy and "will remain a resident Pacific power".

Hassan Rowhani atasi pendirian pelampau

SOKONGAN PADU: Para penyokong Presiden baru Iran, Encik Hasan Rowhani, berhimpun di Teheran bagi meraihkan kemenangannya dalam Pilihan Raya Presiden kelmarin. - Foto AP

TEHRAN: Ulama berhaluan sederhana, Encik Hassan Rowhani, yang diumumkan sebagai Presiden baru Iran menyifatkan pencapaiannya satu kemenangan mengatasi pendirian pelampau.

World powers cautiously welcome new Iranian leader Rowhani

Following Iranian moderate cleric Hassan Rowhani's presidential win, world powers offered a cautious welcome on Saturday.

Amid concerns over Tehran’s nuclear program, the United States said it was prepared to engage Iran directly over its disputed nuclear program.

Japan on full alert over N. Korea: Defence minister

TOKYO (AFP) - Japan is on full alert ahead of an expected mid-range missile launch by North Korea, its defence minister said on Wednesday as South Korea raised its military watch alert to "vital threat".

"We have been on full alert since we deployed military units, and so we will maintain this sense of vigilance," Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera told reporters.

Putrajaya’s show of military strength in Sabah to impress voters, Philippine daily suggests

By Ida Lim - KUALA LUMPUR, March 7 — Putrajaya’s full show of military might on Tuesday against the Sulu militants in Sabah could be politically calculated to impress Malaysian voters ahead of Election 2013, a Manila-based paper has said.

In an editorial titled “Consequences”, the Philippine Daily Inquireryesterday noted that both the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition and the federal opposition had attempted to outshine each other in pushing for tough action on the estimated 200-odd armed Filipinos that had intruded into Sabah’s east coast more than three weeks ago.

Clinton suffers concussion, forced to stay home

Photo dated Dec 5, 2012 shows US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at a press conference at NATO headquarters in Brussels. Clinton is recovering at home after suffering a concussion, a spokesman said on Dec 15, 2012. "While suffering from a stomach virus, Secretary Clinton became dehydrated and fainted, sustaining a concussion," Philippe Reines said in a statement. "She has been recovering at home and will continue to be monitored regularly by her doctors." -- PHOTO: AFP

WASHINGTON (AFP) - United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton fainted and suffered a concussion while battling a nasty stomach bug, an official said on Saturday, just days before the release of a key probe into the Benghazi attack.

Clinton in Singapore as part of Asia-Pacific tour

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton steps out of an aircraft upon arrival at Paya Lebar Air Base in Singapore Nov 16, 2012. -- PHOTO: REUTERS

SINGAPORE (AFP) - US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Singapore on Friday for consultations with the city-state's leaders, ahead of an Asia-Pacific summit in Cambodia with President Barack Obama.

"This happened because of you. Thank you,"

WASHINGTON (AFP) - US President Barack Obama swept to re-election on Tuesday, creating history again by defying the undertow of a slow economic recovery and high unemployment to beat Republican foe Mitt Romney.

Mr Obama became only the second Democrat to win a second four-year White House term since World War II, when television networks projected he would win the bellwether state of Ohio where he had staged a pitched battle with Mr Romney.

Shot fired at Obama campaign office: reports

A poster of campaign pins for US President Barack Obama. A shot was fired at a campaign office for President Barack Obama in the western US state of Colorado, shattering a window but injuring no one, police said. -- AFP

A shot was fired at a campaign office for President Barack Obama in the western US state of Colorado, shattering a window but injuring no one, police said.

Staff were in the office when the incident occurred mid-afternoon.

Documents: FBI Agent Denies Paying For Sex

LOS ANGELES (AP) - An undercover FBI agent denied accusations that he spent United States taxpayer dollars on prostitutes in the Philippines for himself and others during an international weapons trafficking probe last year, according to court documents filed on Monday.

The agent, whose name wasn't made public, said he didn't pay for sex while posing as an arms broker for Mexican drug cartels at two nightclubs.

Egypt ex-PM Ahmed Nazif gets 3 years in jail

CAIRO (AFP) - An Egyptian court on Thursday sentenced former prime minister Ahmed Nazif to three years in prison and to pay a fine of nine million Egyptian pounds (S$1.8 million) for illegal enrichment.

'Tested and proven' Obama asks for 2nd term

US President Barack Obama addresses the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Thursday, Sept 6, 2012. Mr Obama on Thursday accepted his party's nomination for president with a prime-time convention address that asked Americans to give him four more years at the White House. -- PHOTO: AP

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, (AFP) - United States (US) President Barack Obama on Thursday implored Americans to grant him a second term to complete his battered crusade for change, warning of the starkest election choice in a generation.

Clinton believes in Obama 'with all my heart'

Former President Bill Clinton hugs President Barack Obama after President Obama walked on stage after Clinton's speech the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., on Wednesday, Sept 5, 2012. -- PHOTO: AP

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, (AFP) - Bill Clinton told Americans on Wednesday that he believed "with all my heart" that President Barack Obama saved the economy, had left them better off than four years ago and should be re-elected.

Sudan, South Sudan must strike 'compromise' deal: Clinton

United States (US) Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (left) shakes hands with South Sudanese President Salva Kiir at the Presidential Office Building in Juba on Aug 3, 2012. The two Sudans must strike an urgent compromise deal to end bitter disputes and resume oil production, Mrs Clinton said on Friday, warning the newly separated nations that they "remain inextricably linked". -- PHOTO: REUTERS

JUBA (AFP) - The two Sudans must strike an urgent compromise deal to end bitter disputes and resume oil production, United States (US) Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Friday, warning the newly separated nations that they "remain inextricably linked".

Suu Kyi to pay first US visit since house arrest

WASHINGTON (AFP) - Myanmar's Nobel Prize-winning opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will travel to the United States (US) in September on her first visit since spending years under house arrest, a think-tank said on Tuesday.

Clinton regrets 'wasted tomatoes' in Egypt protest

JERUSALEM (REUTERS) - US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Monday she was 'not offended' by protesters in Egypt who pelted her motorcade with tomatoes, calling the demonstrations a sign of greater freedom and anxiety, and mainly regretting what she saw as wasted food.