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Amnesty publishes details of so-called secret prisons allegedly being run by the CIA in eastern Europe.
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A South Korean fishing trawler with 28 crew aboard is hijacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia.
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Iraqi PM Ibrahim Jaafari insists he will not give up his claim to head the next government, despite calls to resign.
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The British and Irish PMs say the murder of an ex-Sinn Fein man will not derail the political process.
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China says it will close all small coal mines by 2007 in an attempt to improve the industry's poor safety record.
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Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in Kandy to win the series 1-0.
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Norway's new envoy to Sri Lanka, Jon Hanssen-Bauer, holds his first meeting with Tamil Tiger rebels.
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Talks are due to start in Belgrade on closer ties between the European Union and Serbia and Montenegro.
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Voting ends in the Solomon Islands, with PM Allan Kemakeza trying to retain power.
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Five men arrested in The Gambia over allegations of a planned coup escape after a car crash.
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Indian police say they have arrested the mastermind behind last month's bomb attacks in Varanasi.
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Cells used by the UK to hold would-be immigrants at Calais are compared to "dog kennels" by staff, says a report.
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The bodies of three Canadian boys, kidnapped more than a month ago in Venezuela, are found.
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The Spanish government starts moves to dissolve Marbella's town council amid a massive fraud investigation.
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Former Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic died of natural causes, Dutch prosecutors say.
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The deadly H5N1 bird flu virus is detected for the first time in domestic poultry in Germany, officials say.
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South African politician Jacob Zuma says he washed after sex with a woman with HIV to reduce the risk of infection.
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Pakistani forces kill 16 pro-Taleban militants in a fresh offensive in North Waziristan, a spokesman says.
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Three people are killed in France after a gang of gunmen burst into a bar, spraying the room with bullets.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urges Congress to ratify India civil nuclear technology deal.
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International singing star Gene Pitney, 65, dies in a Cardiff hotel midway through his tour of the UK.
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Saddam Hussein tells his trial documents suggesting he approved the execution of minors is are fake.
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French unions threaten more protests unless the government repeals a youth labour law by mid-April.
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Thaksin Shinawatra's decision to step aside as Thailand's PM leaves many unanswered questions.
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Nigeria's president will consider a third term, guided amongst other condiserations by God, a spokesman says.
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Amnesty International suggests Djibouti was among the countries used by the US for secret detention.
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Israeli doctors say they have repaired part of PM Ariel Sharon's skull, three months after he fell into a coma.
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Brazil's ex-finance minister is charged with illegally accessing the account of a witness in a corruption case.
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Bangladesh's central bank fines the country's biggest Sharia-based commercial lender on charges of violating anti-money laundering laws.
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A French court finds an African woman guilty of sexual violence and torture against two young Togolese girls.
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The third new missile in a week has been successfully test-fired by Iranian troops, state television reports.
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Guinea's prime minister is sacked as an apparent power struggle between him and the president intensifies.
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Nepalese police arrest more than 100 people ahead of anti-monarchy protests, activists say.
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Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo sets up a committee to tackle violence in the oil producing Niger Delta.
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At least 15 Colombian troops are killed in a series of clashes with Farc rebels, military officials say.
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Preliminary tests on a swan found dead in Fife confirm the H5 avian flu virus, health officials reveal.
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A top Greek government official will appear before a probe into the country's worst espionage scandal.
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