It was a week that saw everything from the invention of chocolate wine, to George W. Bush offering an additional 8.2% of what his country owes in total public debt to the UN's World Food Programme, to Hillary Clinton winning the Pennsylvania Primary by as slim a margin as one could imagine (although some would say this is a pattern, at least) - to sudden but promising developments in the China-Tibet situation.
In wartime news, the United States launched a missile attack on Somalia, primarily in an attempt to take out one man - Hassan Turki.
And while Holocaust Remembrance Day is an all-but universally accepted gesture - sadly, there are some who use it to promote their own agendas.
There was more going on in the world, but that's all from us for today.
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