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Leading US senators call on the Bush administration to hold talks with Iran on its nuclear programme.
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A session of Iraq's parliament planned for Monday is postponed amid continuing deadlock over the PM.
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Tamil Tiger rebels say they will not attend peace talks until they can hold an internal meeting.
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Japan tackles China over reports it has imposed a shipping ban near disputed East China Sea gas fields.
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Western technology companies are urged to rethink the types of products they sell to India.
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The Chinese authorities say they are putting up a huge statue of Chairman Mao Zedong in Tibet.
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A former state minister in Indian-administered Kashmir, Ali Mohammad Naik, is injured in a militant attack, police say.
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A Chinese man said to have been given the country's first face transplant is "progressing well", doctors say.
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Liberia's police set fire to stalls in order to enforce a new ban on street trading, market traders say.
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Twenty-nine bodies have been recovered in Colombia, where several villages were hit by mudslides last week.
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Chad withdraws a threat to expel Sudanese refugees, and extends the deadline on a threat to cease oil production.
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US-led forces investigate two incidents in which they may have killed 13 civilians and police in Afghanistan.
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Phil Jaques hits his maiden Test fifty to push Australia to 151-2 on day two of the second Test against Bangladesh.
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Iran's top nuclear official says work to enrich uranium will not stop amid appeals for a diplomatic solution.
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US Navy vessels are to patrol Somali waters under a government deal aimed at tackling piracy.
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Voting ends in the Indian state of West Bengal, ruled by the world's longest running Communist administration.
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Eight people die in Sri Lankan blasts after Tamil rebels put participation in peace talks on hold, the army says.
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Security forces in Nepal kill a fifth anti-monarchy protester as an opposition strike enters its 12th day, reports say.
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Israel's parliament is sworn in following last month's general elections.
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The party of Liberian football star George Weah complains of a "witch-hunt" after his diplomatic passport is seized.
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The Gulf state of Qatar says it will give $50m (£28) to the new Hamas-led Palestinian government.
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The top US court rejects an appeal by two Chinese Muslims seeking release from a US detention centre in Cuba.
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A Palestinian suicide bomber kills nine people at a Tel Aviv restaurant in an act of "self-defence", says Hamas.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai has urged US-led coalition forces to exercise restraint after "friendly fire" incidents.
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George Ryan, the former governor of the US state of Illinois, is found guilty of corruption.
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US troops and insurgents clash in the Iraqi capital and the city of Ramadi in another day of heavy violence.
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