Posted on 20/04/07
World Bank chief in lonely fight to save his job
WASHINGTON -- Embattled World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz seemed more isolated than ever yesterday as directors debated his fate amid rumblings of a civil war among senior staff.After reviewing the organization's latest development projects, the 24 executive directors began meeting on the pay and favouritism scandal that has engulfed the former Pentagon deputy chief.
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