Two Koreas take historic rail trip.

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/05/15/korea.trains.reut/index.html

North and South Korea will send trains across their heavily armed border on Thursday for the first time since 1950-1953 war. To entice the North to allow the crossing, South Korea has offered some $80million in aid for its light industries. In fact, The two Koreas, still technically still at war because their conflict ended only in truce, have lived with a razor wire and land-mine strewn border dividing the peninsula for decades and over 1 million troops near a demilitarized buffer zone. However, eventually the two Koreas head toward together. South Korea said it wants to send passengers and cargo into China and Russia and link with the Trans-Siberian railway.

British prime minister announced his resignation.

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/05/10/blair.announcement/index.html

British prime minister, Tony Blair will resign as prime minister and Labour Party leader on June 27. He has been prime minister of British for just 10years. Many people say the reason he resign PM is that Iraq war , Labor campaign donor probe have damaged his political fortunes.
And Powerful Treasury chief Gordon Brown, is expected to succeed Blair in late June. Brown is 56 years old and from scotland. American president, bushsupports Brown. he said he looks forward to meeting with Brown, who he called "an open and engaging person" who "understands the consequences of failure" in Iraq.