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An overcrowded bus crashes into a ravine en route to Veracruz in eastern Mexico, killing 57 people.
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Vietnam's Communists open their 10th congress, with a corruption scandal causing widespread anxiety.
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The US warns the Hamas-led Palestinian government not to defend "terrorist acts" after nine are killed in Tel Aviv.
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Crude oil prices rise to a new high, as markets continue to fret about the idea of US attacks on Iran.
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Thousands of Brazilians gather to mark the 10th anniversary of the killing of 19 land rights protesters.
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All but one of 60 people on a ferry that sank off the east coast of Indonesia have survived, officials say.
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India's central bank keeps short-term interest rates at 5.5%, surprising economists who had expected a rise.
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Flood defences are hastily fortified in Ukraine - the latest country to be hit by the Danube flood wave.
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Malawi says it will use soldiers to enforce Tuesday's deadline for all traders to leave the streets.
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Solomon Island MPs elect a new Prime Minister, Snyder Rini, sparking protests from supporters of his rival.
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Russia and China say they will oppose UN sanctions against Sudanese officials accused over the violence in Darfur.
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Night-watchman Jason Gillespie makes a Test century as Australia reach 364-3 against Bangladesh.
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Hamas faces international censure after a suicide bomb attack in Israel, as Japan cuts new aid to the Palestinians.
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Six people are injured in eastern Afghanistan, reportedly by American forces.
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Kenya deploys extra security forces along its border with Ethiopia following several deadly cattle raids.
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The ruling Communist Party begins its five-yearly policy meeting by promising a crackdown on corruption.
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Telecommunications costs in South Africa are too high, reducing economic growth, a report says.
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Norway's special envoy to Sri Lanka arrives to try to persuade the Tamil Tigers to attend peace talks in Geneva.
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Two US newspapers from the area hit by Hurricane Katrina win Pulitzer Prizes for their coverage of the disaster.
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One of the biggest of the meat-eating dinosaurs may have hunted in packs, say experts in Argentina.
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A former Japanese soldier who disappeared after WWII and was declared dead has turned up alive in Ukraine.
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A bomb near a cafe in the Iraqi capital kills four civilians and two policemen while more than 20 are injured.
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Ukraine's ex-PM says her former Orange Revolution ally, the president, plans to form an alliance with his arch-rival.
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The Ugandan army says it has begun sending home people who fled rebel attacks from northern camps.
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The US state of Georgia is to cut state benefits for illegal immigrants from 2007 as part of a crackdown.
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Fifty-two people are detained in Egypt over their alleged involvement in religious violence in Alexandria.
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Iran's president stays defiant as key UN Security Council members and Germany mull the nuclear stand-off.
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Chad will hold presidential polls next month despite last week's rebel attack on the capital, President Deby says.
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Six Australian police officers are injured in the Solomon Islands in protests over election results, reports say.
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A book about alleged British atrocities against Kenyan independence fighters wins a Pulitzer Prize.
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Sudanese officials confirm the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus is present in poultry in the country.
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Car company Peugeot announces plans to close its Warwickshire car plant next year.
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Police in Nepal arrest officials for demonstrating against King Gyanendra inside the Home Ministry, officials say.
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Five people are arrested in Saudi Arabia suspected of involvement in a foiled attack on an oil facility in February.
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Pilot error was to blame for the helicopter crash which killed ex-Sudanese rebel leader John Garang, an investigation says.
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Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe uses his Independence Day address to send a stern warning to his opponents.
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President George W Bush nominates US trade representative Rob Portman as his new budget director.
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President Bush pledges to help bring to justice those behind the killing of former Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri.
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Zacarias Moussaoui is a paranoid schizophrenic, the defence in his sentencing trial in the US says.
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US President George W Bush backs Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld against calls for him to resign.
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President George W Bush says all options are "on the table" to prevent Iran developing nuclear weapons.
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Oil hits a record price of $71.60 a barrel, above 2005's post-Katrina high, on fears of a nuclear standoff with Iran.
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An unbeaten 71 from Younis Khan steers Pakistan to a six-wicket win over India in Abu Dhabi.
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A BBC cameraman was "unlawfully killed" while filming in Saudi Arabia, a London coroner rules.
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The US Federal Reserve hints that its policy of raising interest rates could be approaching an end.
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Internet giant Yahoo reports a drop in first-quarter earnings to $160m, following changes to US accounting rules.
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Germany agrees to open up a huge archive of Nazi records on concentration camp inmates and slave labourers.
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