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The Canadian government unveils a C$5bn package to improve aboriginal living conditions.
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Malaysia launches an inquiry into a video which appears to show a police officer humiliating a Chinese woman.
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Libya says it has stopped 40,000 would-be migrants from reaching Europe in the last year.
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Spain's defence minister is to travel to Caracas to sign an arms contract opposed by the US.
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Former Chad President Hissene Habre is released after a Senegal court says it cannot extradite him.
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Serbia withdraws poetry entered for World Heritage status glorifying Bosnian Serb war crimes indictees.
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Officials from Beijing are sent in to investigate the chemical blast that contaminated a city's main water source.
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Australia reach 229-3 after Brian Lara's 226 sees West Indies to a total of 405 in the Adelaide Test.
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At least 77 people die after two packed buses are swept away in floods in India's Tamil Nadu state, officials say.
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Gazans queue at the only crossing point with Egypt, which reopens under Palestinian control for the first time.
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A Japanese spacecraft is said to have become the first probe to collect samples from the surface of an asteroid.
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A 25-year-old Iraqi man appears in court charged under the Terrorism Act.
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An Indian tycoon claims the world record for the highest flight in a hot air balloon, his team says.
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Developed nations should offer a "level playing field" on trade issues, Pakistan's PM tells a Commonwealth summit.
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Singapore's elderly hangman is still busy - but liberal pressure is challenging the state, Andrew Harding reports.
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Former Chad President Hissene Habre is detained again in Senegal, a day after being freed from custody.
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Four Afghan policemen, thought to have been abducted after an attack by militants, return to base, officials say.
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US troops who burned the bodies of Taleban killed in Afghanistan committed no crime, the military says.
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An earthquake kills at least 14 people and injures hundreds in parts of central China, state media report.
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German police stage a mock evacuation of Berlin's Olympic stadium - the 2006 World Cup's top venue.
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Baku police use truncheons and water cannons as opposition protesters try to stage a mass sit-down.
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China apologises to Russia for a massive toxic leak which is set to reach Russian rivers within two weeks.
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Supporters at football matches across the British Isles pay tribute to the late George Best.
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Turnout is reportedly low as Zimbabwe elects a controversial new upper house of parliament, the Senate.
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New Zealand produce one of the most remarkable displays in history as they destroy Australia to claim the Tri-Nations title.
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More than 1,500 Palestinians cross from Gaza into Egypt as a border point reopens under Palestinian control.
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The latest round of voting in Egypt is marred by reports of attacks on voters and mass arrests.
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