Reuters: Candidates campaign on primary eve 19 January

Following on the heels of a strong win in Michigan, Romney hopes a win in Nevada would give him momentum heading into later contests. Attention now moves to South Carolina where Romney has been battling Fred Thompson for third place in the polls.

A record turnout in Iowa made winners of Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mike Huckabee, both of whom swept into New Hampshire to campaign for the next prize in the U.S. presidential race.

All the candidates, except Senator Joe Biden, took up issues like Iraq and the the importance of winning the White House before a bloggers convention - trying to win over the internet generation. A blogger is the term used on the internet for any publishing their writing on a web-log.

With Obama on a winning streak over the past week, time may be slowly running out for Senator Clinton to regain the momentum of a campaign... that has sought to cast the Democratic race as the "work horse" versus the "show horse." Jon Decker reports.

A pro-Western reformer and an ultra-nationalist lead the first-round scramble in Serbia's presidential election on Sunday after a campaign dominated by the disputed province of Kosovo. The international community is nervously watching the battle between incumbent President Boris Tadic and Tomislav Nikolic. An AFPTV report.

Nationalist hardliner Tomislav Nikolic won the first round of Serbia's presidential race, partial results showed, but still faces a runoff with incumbent reformist Boris Tadic. With Sunday's record of around 60 percent highlighting public concerns for the future, partial results showed Nikolic, who favours closer ties with Russia, on 38.2 percent, with Tadic, who wants to take Serbia into the European Union, trailing on 35.1 percent. An AFPTV report.

Senator Hillary Clinton of new York criticized Illinois Senator Barak Obama for recent comments he made saying he would be willing to strike al Qaeda targets inside Pakistan without the approval of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf.

A record turnout in Iowa made winners of Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mike Huckabee, both of whom swept into New Hampshire to campaign for the next prize in the U.S. presidential race.

The former Massachusetts governor and venture capitalist lost 14 of 21 states on Tuesday, the biggest day of U.S. presidential voting ahead of November's election. Speaker: Mitt Romney