International News

	Film shows unfairness in Zimbabwe vote There's more evidence that the re-election of Robert Mugabe as president of Zimbabwe was a sham.
	G8 protests in Japan; police arrest four Four people have been arrested at an occasionally violent rally in Japan today protesting next week's G-8 summit between President Bush and the leaders of seven other democratic powers.
	Canada to reconsider U.S. Army deserter's asylum bid A federal court in Canada wants the nation's refugee board to take another look at a U.S. Army deserter's failed bid for asylum.
	Mexico says it will beef up police with U.S. anti-drug aid Mexico's president says he plans to use the recently approved package of U.S. anti-drug aid to improve the country's police force.
	Hitler gets head torn off Berlin police say a man has ripped the head off a wax figure of Adolf Hitler at Madame Tussauds' newly opened branch in the German capital.
	Shiite official gunned down in Basra An official of Iraq's biggest Shiite party has been assassinated.
	U.S. Embassy returns to historic Berlin address The U.S. Embassy in Germany has returned to the site it occupied before World War II.
	French hero's welcome for Betancourt The former hostage has arrived in France after six years in the captivity of leftist rebels in the Colombian jungle.
	Senior U.K. intelligence official in coma Foul play isn't suspected in Joint Intelligence Committee chairman Alex Allan's sudden illness.
	State media says Iran responds to nuclear proposal Iran has delivered its response to an offer of incentives to suspend a big part of its nuclear program, but there's no word about what the response is.