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European and South American officials seek to intensify efforts to prevent a return to commercial whaling.
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Two former ministers of Indian-administered Kashmir are arrested in connection with a sex scandal.
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A bankruptcy court judge gives a workers group 72 hours to pay a deposit to buy for Brazilian airline Varig.
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Cesc Fabregas believes Spain are beginning to show they can be a match for anyone at the 2006 World Cup finals.
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The US adds financial sanctions to the penalties the Belarus president faces after a disputed election.
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Demonstrators in East Timor gather amid tight security to demand the resignation of PM Mari Alkatiri.
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US soldiers will return to keep order in New Orleans for the first time since the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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Japan is to pull its troops out of Iraq, ending its first foray into an active war zone since World War II.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice warns North Korea not to test-launch a long-range missile.
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Suspected Maoist rebels kill seven villagers in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh, police say.
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Team news ahead of Saturday's second round World Cup match.
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Prosecutors in East Timor issue an arrest warrant for ex-Interior Minister Rogerio Lobato, a UN official confirms.
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Arsenal's Johan Djourou starts for Switzerland and Ukraine drop Serhiy Rebrov for Andriy Vorobey.
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Rebels in eastern Sudan and the government sign a ceasefire deal at talks in neighbouring Eritrea.
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Hwang Woo-suk, the South Korean cloning expert whose research was faked, goes on trial for fraud.
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The record industry welcomes a Dutch court ruling against a website that provided links to MP3 files.
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A local mayor goes on trial in Venezuela, accused over an embassy siege during the failed 2002 coup against President Chavez.
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French President Jacques Chirac opens a museum of tribal art in Paris - his legacy to the nation.
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The US military charges three soldiers over the deaths of three male Iraqi prisoners last month.
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Sudan's leader says there will be no international troops in his country, as experts call for UN peacekeepers.
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Russia's Supreme Court orders a review of the 13-year jail term for a man who attacked Jewish worshippers.
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Barbados asks the Caribbean Court of Justice to overturn a landmark death penalty ruling to allow them to hang two men.
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A far-right rally planned to coincide with Wednesday's Iran-Angola World Cup match in Leipzig will not be held.
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A French court gives a five-year suspended jail term to ex-mercenary Bob Denard for a Comoros coup plot.
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Miroslav Klose fires Germany ahead with just three minutes gone.
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North Korea declares it has the right to test a long-range missile, defying international pressure, reports say.
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A United Nations team is to visit Somalia to meet Islamic leaders who now control the capital, Mogadishu.
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Israelis in the town of Sderot hold a general strike in protest at continued Palestinian rocket fire from Gaza.
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A leaked cable from the US embassy in Baghdad paints a depressing picture of the daily lives of Iraqi staff.
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The trial opens in Germany of three Iraqis accused of plotting to kill former Iraqi PM Iyad Allawi.
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Dan Rather, one of America's most influential news anchors, is to leave the CBS network after 44 years.
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A head monk contradicts a Sri Lankan government report that the Tamil Tigers attacked his temple.
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Two goals from Boratosz Bosacki give Poland a pride-restoring victory in their final Group A match.
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The second-in-command of the Indian army apologises for saying it does not need women officers.
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Italian police arrest at least 45 people in what they say is a major anti-Mafia crackdown in Palermo.
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Germany coach Jurgen Klinsmann urges his players to "keep their feet on the ground" after the 3-0 win over Ecuador.
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An Argentine policeman goes on trial for murder in the first such case since an amnesty was scrapped.
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US President George Bush flies to Vienna for a summit where the EU will call for the closure of the Guantanamo camp.
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Ex-Liberia leader Charles Taylor arrives in the Netherlands where he is to be tried on war crimes charges.
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An Israeli raid on Gaza kills two children and a teenager, injuring 14 other people, Palestinian officials say.
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England will play Ecuador in the last 16 of the World Cup after drawing with Sweden - while Michael Owen suffers a worrying injury.
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An own goal from Brent Sancho and a strike from Nelson Cuevas earn Paraguay victory over Trinidad and Tobago in Group B.
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Two US soldiers missing in Iraq since Friday are found dead south of Baghdad, the US military says.
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Members of the US Episcopal Church reject a demand from Anglicans that they stop appointing gay bishops.
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