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A professor is killed by a gunman who opens fire on a science conference in Bangalore, police say.
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A German woman who worked as a doctor at a secretive camp in Chile is charged with torturing children.
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Japan's Nikkei share index touches 16,400 for the first time in five years amid further signs of economic recovery.
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South Africa crash to 99-6 on day four of the second Test, chasing 366 to beat Australia.
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The president of the Central African Republic decrees three days of prayer for reconciliation.
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The US government urges the Supreme Court to allow terror suspect Jose Padilla to be transferred to civilian custody.
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A suspected suicide bomber kills at least one person and wounds two others at a checkpoint in the West Bank.
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Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy says he wants the law to ensure equal opportunities in France.
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Indonesia withdraws a final batch of troops from Aceh province in a step toward a major peace deal.
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Police in the southern Indian city of Bangalore hunt a gunman who shot and killed a college professor.
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At least five people die in the US as wildfires sweep across parts of the states of Texas and Oklahoma.
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A suicide bomber kills four police officers at a checkpoint near the interior ministry in Baghdad.
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A Pakistani court sentences a top Taleban commander to life in prison for trying to kill a member of parliament.
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The funeral of a pro-rebel Tamil parliamentarian killed on Sunday is due to take place in eastern Sri Lanka.
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A US court orders a man accused of having been a Nazi guard to be deported to his native Ukraine.
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Seven people die and 12 are injured in a fire at a Russian home for the mentally ill, reports say.
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Colombia's president vows to destroy every coca plant in the region where 29 soldiers were killed by rebels.
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South Korea's disgraced cloning expert did not make stem cells tailored to individuals, a panel concludes.
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Mario Draghi is chosen as the new governor of the Bank of Italy replacing Antonio Fazio who resigned this month.
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A Holocaust survivor's group says 40% of survivors in Israel live below the poverty line, Israel Radio reports.
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Somalia's president joins appeals for help to cope with drought affecting several million across the region.
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Chinese authorities dismiss the editor-in-chief of the popular and outspoken Beijing News.
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At least 30 people are dead and dozens are missing after a landslide hits a village in Yemen.
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A former Russian nuclear energy minister is to be extradited to Moscow instead of the US on corruption charges.
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The cost of buying groceries in Zimbabwe rose 10-fold in 2005, says an independent consumer group.
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Poland passes legislation to pay women for each new child, in an effort to boost the falling population.
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Tests confirm China's third bird flu fatality, bringing the total number of human cases of the disease to seven.
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Chelsea and Ghana are close to a deal over Michael Essien's African Nations Cup role.
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Russia's President Putin admits that a dispute with Ukraine about the cost of gas imports has turned into a crisis.
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A suicide bomber kills two Palestinians and an Israeli soldier at a checkpoint in the West Bank.
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A ban on an evangelical church accused of involvement in Satanic rituals is overturned by a high court in Zambia.
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Western donors review millions of dollars of aid to Ethiopia after the jailing of many opposition leaders.
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Turkish prosecutors decide to drop one of the insult charges against a novelist whose case has sparked uproar.
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The Palestinian authorities step up their bid to find a kidnapped British human rights worker and her parents.
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Former Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee announces he will not fight the next general election.
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A former Serb paramilitary is jailed for 15 years in Croatia for his part in the Srebrenica massacre in 1995.
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Thousands take part in a protest rally against the construction of Kalabagh Dam in Pakistan.
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DNA experts who identified victims in Bosnia's mass graves are helping identify the dead of Hurricane Katrina.
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About 12 Shia Muslims are killed after insurgents break into their homes south of Baghdad, officials say.
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Indonesia's final withdrawal of troops from Aceh is welcomed as a step towards lasting peace.
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A US bank robber turned in by his own sons, one a policeman, is sentenced to 40 years in prison.
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Arab foreign ministers condemn the Danish government over newspaper cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
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