Elections Canada Elections Canada has traced allegations of fraudulent robocalls engaging in voter suppression in 18 ridings during the Canadian federal election, 2011 to Racknine Inc., a small Edmonton call centre that worked for the Conservative Party of Canada party's national campaign.
Maryland State Senate The Maryland State Senate approves a bill that would allow same-sex marriage in the state.
Crown Princess Victoria Crown Princess Victoria, the heir to the Swedish throne, gives birth to a baby girl who is second in line.
Moscow Tens of thousands rally at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium in support of the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's candidacy for President of Russia in the upcoming election on March 4th.
Prime Minister The Prime Minister of Australia Julia Gillard calls for a ballot of a caucus of the Australian Labor Party for Monday as a result of the resignation of Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd.
Eric Joyce Eric Joyce, the Labour Member of Parliament for Falkirk, is arrested after an alleged brawl in a House of Commons of the United Kingdom bar.
Death of his newlywed wife Tina The case against Gabe Watson in relation to the death of his newlywed wife Tina on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia is dismissed in the US state of Alabama.
WikiLeaks Wikileaks suspect United States Army Private Bradley Manning is formally charged ahead of a court martial.
Indonesia Indonesian authorities evacuate foreign and female prisoners from Kerobokan Prison on Bali following a second night of unrest.
Bombardment The bombardment of Homs continues for the 20th successive day, with water and food supplies quickly dwindling for residents.
Taliban The Taliban urges Afghans to target foreign bases and kill westerners in response to burnings of the Koran at a US base as a third day of violent protests occurs, with six people having been shot dead so far.
Series of attacks A series of attacks across Iraq leave at least 60 killed and more than 200 injured.