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Turkey prosecutes a publisher for a translated work critical of the Turkish military during the Kurdish insurgency.
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A head of a media freedom group is barred from a UN net summit in Tunisia, which is continued to be dogged by controversy.
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Cuban leader Fidel Castro says it's "wishful thinking" for the CIA to say he is suffering from Parkinson's disease.
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Mike Hussey and Matthew Hayden make hundreds as Australia reach 256-1 on day two in Hobart.
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A senior US official is to meet EU officials involved in talks with Iran over its nuclear programme.
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A Chinese miner has been rescued from underground 11 days after the shaft he was working in collapsed.
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Twin car bombs kill at least six people outside an Iraqi interior ministry building at the centre of an abuse scandal.
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South Korea's government is to propose withdrawing a third of its troops in Iraq, reports say, surprising the US.
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UN Secretary General Kofi Annan tours quake-hit areas of Pakistan, calling for a "gigantic" aid effort.
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Media tycoon Conrad Black, a member of the UK House of Lords, denies charges of fraud in the US.
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South African and Zimbabwe sign an agreement to increase co-operation on defence and security matters.
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Iceland and Sweden become the latest countries to investigate alleged secret CIA transfers of prisoners.
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US prosecutors ask California's governor to show no mercy to a former gang leader on death row for murder.
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Health tourists are helping destabilise India's health system, doctors claim.
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Suspect bowler Shabbir Ahmed might be dropped by Pakistan for the second Test against England in Faisalabad.
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Italy finds nine dead migrants washed up on the Sicilian coast and picks up about 160 survivors.
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The rising street price of cocaine in the US shows that its policies in Latin America are working, a senior official says.
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Police fire water cannon at protesters as leaders meet in South Korea to seek a breakthrough on trade talks.
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Mahinda Rajapakse, who has pledged a hard line with Tamil Tiger rebels, wins Sri Lanka's presidential poll.
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Israel detains nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu for allegedly violating the terms of his release from jail.
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The UN formally rejects an invitation to visit the Guantanamo prison camp because of US restrictions.
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Burkina Faso's incumbent President Blaise Compaore is declared the landslide winner of presidential polls.
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A crucial UN internet summit ends in Tunis marred by controversy over censorship and who runs the net.
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Leading Nepalese politicians hold behind-the-scenes talks in India with Nepal's Maoist leaders.
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A series of suicide bombings kills at least 80 at two mosques in eastern Iraq and in the capital, Baghdad.
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Treason suspects arrested with Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye are moved to a military court on terrorism and weapons charges.
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Chile's General Pinochet meets his jailed ex-secret police chief over the disappearance of dissidents 30 years ago.
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A Ugandan judge launches a scathing attack on the army after commandos turned up at a court hearing for opposition activists.
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Austria may hold UK historian David Irving for a week as it weighs a case against him for Holocaust denial.
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The French equal opportunities minister calls for a ban on data based on ethnicity to be scrapped.
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An audiotape purportedly from the al-Qaeda in Iraq head says the Jordan blasts were not meant to hit Muslims.
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Talks aimed at liberalising air services between the US and Europe result in the lifting of restrictions on Atlantic flights.
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The US prosecutor looking into the naming of a CIA agent announces fresh grand jury proceedings.
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Iran surrenders documents it says it received from Pakistani scientist AQ Khan on nuclear bomb technology.
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