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US President Bush says he will call for a resolution over Kashmir on visits to India and Pakistan this week.
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Thousands of Thai protesters say they will keep up rallies against Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki arrives in Tokyo for talks about Iran's nuclear programme.
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The Dubai company seeking to buy shipping giant P&O agrees to a security review over US port concerns.
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Rising prices mean Japan's central bank is set to begin tightening its monetary policy, a survey suggests.
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Maoist rebels say eight of their fighters are killed in a clash, though security forces put the number at 16.
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Police in the Philippines charge 16 people over an alleged coup plot to oust President Gloria Arroyo.
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Afghan security forces ring a high-security jail in the grip of a major uprising by thousands of prisoners.
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Women earn 17% less in full-time work than men, a government-established commission finds.
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A Brazilian museum offers a $5,000 reward for the return of paintings stolen during Rio de Janeiro's carnival.
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Taiwan's president says he is scrapping a council on unification with China - a move sure to anger Beijing.
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Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar will undergo surgery on both knees in Australia on Tuesday.
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Uganda's President Museveni says his rival's failure to accept election defeat shows he does not understand democracy.
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Two bombs explode in the Iranian cities of Dezful and Abadan, in the heartland of Iran's oil industry.
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David Beckham expects to play in England's friendly against Uruguay despite a back injury.
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An explosion in a marketplace in the western Nepalese town of Pokhara injures at least 12 people, the authorities say.
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Gaz de France is to acquire Suez, with the French state taking a 34% stake in the merged utility business.
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Thailand's main opposition parties decide not to take part in a snap election called by PM Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Australia's "Jihad Jack", convicted of receiving al-Qaeda funds, says Osama Bin Laden prefers hugs to kisses.
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Bosnia accuses Serbia of state-planned genocide as the first case of its kind opens in The Hague.
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Several people are injured in an explosion at a major arms research facility in Israel, police say.
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Niger becomes the third African country to have confirmed cases of the deadly strain of bird flu, experts say.
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Saudi security forces kill five suspected militants, thought to be linked to an attack on an oil plant, in Riyadh.
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EU foreign ministers are expected to acknowledge the offence caused by cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has ended a hunger strike for health reasons, his chief lawyer says.
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An Algerian man accused of involvement with bombings in Paris in 1995 goes on trial in France.
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At least four inmates have died in a riot at Afghanistan's main top-security jail, a human rights official says.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh says a landmark nuclear deal with the US will not compromise national security.
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France starts vaccinating ducks and geese against bird flu, as a vets' summit begins in Paris.
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At least three people are killed after an exchange of gunfire near the parliament of Somalia's province of Puntland.
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Mexico's army committed crimes against humanity in the "dirty war" on leftists, a leaked report says.
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Extradition hearings begin in Ivory Coast for the alleged leader of a gang accused of killing a French Jew.
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A man convicted of killing three US missionaries in southern Yemen in 2002 is executed by firing squad.
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Colombia clinches a free trade deal with the United States after nearly two years of talks, US officials confirm.
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Iraq's defence ministry promises to clamp down on armed groups, in a bid to curb rising sectarian violence.
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The UN's investigations into Iran's nuclear programme are still being blocked by Tehran, its chief inspector says.
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The EU tells Serbia that talks on closer ties will be put on hold unless Ratko Mladic is handed over.
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Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has stepped down after six years at the helm of the Spanish giants.
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Rioting inmates at an Afghan prison agree to hand over their dead, amid a reported breakthrough in the stand-off.
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Suspected left-wing rebels open fire on a town councillors' meeting in Colombia, killing seven people.
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A US firm urges the English High Court to block the controversial £3.9bn takeover of shipping giant P&O.
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An EU aid package worth 120m euros is hailed by Palestinians and the US but condemned by Israel.
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Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia agree to build a new nuclear power plant to meet their joint energy needs.
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