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UgandaUgandan President Yoweri Museveni confirms he will stand for re-election in next March's polls.
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MonacoPrince Albert II of Monaco blinks back tears as he is enthroned to carry on a 700-year-old dynasty.
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SpainThousands in Spain attend a Mass and hold marches on the eve of the 30th anniversary of Gen Franco's death.
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Russia, 
JapanRussia's President Putin arrives in Japan for trade talks but a territorial dispute is unlikely to be resolved.
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ChinaPresident Bush calls on China to expand its political and religious freedoms in talks with President Hu Jintao.
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Venezuela, 
United StatesPresident Hugo Chavez leads a protest in the Venezuelan capital Caracas against a US-backed trade plan.
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AustraliaAustralia should win the second Test on Monday despite Dwayne Bravo's second Test century for West Indies.
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PeruPeruvian police arrest Fernando Zevallos, a businessman accused of being a cocaine trafficker.
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PakistanLatest news from the first day of the second Test at Faisalabad.
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PhilippinesAt least nine Philippines soldiers are killed and 20 injured in a rebel ambush, the army says.
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Pakistan, 
United KingdomPakistan hit 300-4 on day one of the second Test against England as the bowlers suffer in the final session.
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EgyptEgypt arrests 200 members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood as voters go to the polls.
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ChinaBoeing signs massive deals to sell planes to China and Dubai, worth nearly $14bn (£8.15bn) between them.
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Iraq, United KingdomOne soldier dies and four are injured in a roadside bomb attack on a British patrol in Basra, southern Iraq.
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JapanAn unmanned Japanese space probe sent to collect the first samples from an asteroid fails to reach its target.
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Iraq, 
JordanRelatives of Jordanian-born head of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, openly disown him.
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IranIranian MPs vote to end UN checks and begin enriching uranium if Tehran is referred to the Security Council.
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IraqIraq's President Jalal Talabani says he would be willing to talk to insurgents if they want to speak to him.
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AustraliaAn Aboriginal lawyer says Australia's benefits system needs reform to help Aborigines out of poverty.
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Afghanistan, 
IndiaTaleban insurgents in Afghanistan say they have abducted an Indian national in southern Nimroz province.
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GermanyGermany holds a series of events to mark the 60th anniversary of the ground-breaking Nuremberg trials.
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FranceFrance's opposition Socialists put internal divisions aside to agree on a motion outlining the future of the party.
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IsraelIsrael's Labour Party backs its new leader and agrees to leave PM Ariel Sharon's coalition government.
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France, GermanyThousands of police guard a controversial nuclear waste train as it crosses into Germany from France.
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KenyaKenyan President Mwai Kibaki urges voters to avoid violence in Monday's referendum on a new constitution.
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Israel, 
Gaza StripCustoms officials discover a batch of fake kosher sweets being exported to Israel from the Gaza Strip.
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Iraq, United StatesThe US defence secretary says an immediate pullout of troops from Iraq would be a "terrible thing".
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Egypt, United StatesEgyptian twins born joined at the head finally return home two years after successful surgery in the US.
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ZimbabweZimbabwe has found uranium deposits and will use them for power production, says President Robert Mugabe.
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