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The UN in Afghanistan says that millions are facing hunger this year because of drought - and that it may not be able to help.
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Israel launches air strikes on Hezbollah strongholds in southern Lebanon, as the UN warns of a humanitarian crisis.
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Guatemala is accused of not doing enough to investigate the murders of hundreds of women and girls.
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Japanese soldiers leave Iraq, ending ther first foray into an active foreign war zone since World War II.
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US crime writer Mickey Spillane, creator of the tough private eye Mike Hammer, dies at the age of 88.
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Sachin Tendulkar is passed fit for India's forthcoming tour to Sri Lanka.
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Nigeria's main trade union body raises the possibility of a strike over government plans to cut 33,000 jobs.
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A Serbian plan to capture former Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladic is approved by EU foreign ministers.
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Northern Ugandan rebels at peace talks in Sudan demand that the armed forced be disbanded.
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Shares in UK-listed online gambling firms slide on fears of a crackdown on the sector by US authorities.
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China grew by 10.9% in the first half of 2006, but the government says moves to cool growth are working.
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The only crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt is opened for the first time in three weeks.
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Kofi Annan calls for urgent international action as UN envoys hold talks with Israel on halting the violence.
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Pakistani police arrest more than 50 suspected Taleban militants in the province of Balochistan.
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Kenyan vigilantes kill six teenagers suspected of crimes including rape and robbery.
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Australian PM John Howard holds talks in East Timor, where troops are deployed on a peacekeeping mission.
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A racist mobile phone ringtone is condemned by South Africa authorities who threaten prosecution.
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Ukraine's pro-Russian coalition struggles to govern as President Yushchenko's party goes into opposition.
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Indian President Abdul Kalam leads his country in a two-minute silence for victims of the Mumbai train bombings.
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The number of people killed in the tsunami on the Indonesian island of Java has risen to at least 339, officials say.
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Thousands of people are shipped to Cyprus as the mass evacuation of foreigners from Lebanon is stepped up.
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Luxembourg's Frank Schleck wins stage 15 of the Tour de France while America's Floyd Landis takes over the race lead.
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Rising fuel and food costs pushed US wholesale prices up by 0.5% in June, putting extra pressure on interest rates.
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Malta is refusing to allow African migrants aboard a Spanish trawler to dock, drawing criticism from the UN.
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American military experts examine potential sites for a new anti-missile base in the Czech Republic.
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The Lebanese PM says Israel is opening the gates of hell on his country, as cross-border attacks claim more lives.
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China is proposing to spend $175bn over the next five years on improving its environment.
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The US and the EU pledge new aid for the African Union, as aid agencies voice fears for the region's peace process.
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President Bush vows to use his veto for the first time as the Senate is set to pass a bill on stem cell research.
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The four big clubs involved in Italy's match-fixing scandal will begin their appeals on Saturday.
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Plans to recognise the victims of Franco's regime spark controversy, 70 years after the start of the Spanish Civil War.
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Argentina remembers the 1994 bombing of a Jewish centre that killed 85 amid calls for justice for the victims.
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At least 53 people are killed and 100 injured in a car bomb attack on a group of labourers in the Iraqi city of Kufa.
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Indonesian police and troops help search for survivors of a tsunami that struck Java, killing at least 341.
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The US House of Representatives rejects a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
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A bill to expand embryonic stem cell research is passed by US senators, but President Bush plans to veto it.
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Iran co-ordinated the capture of two Israeli soldiers to divert attention from its nuclear programme, Israel says.
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