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Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to put an emphasis on foreign policy in his seventh annual address.
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Australia coach Guus Hiddink names injured duo Mark Schwarzer and Tim Cahill in his 23-man World Cup squad.
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Unions suspend protests over the government's fiscal record, as a commission aims to find a solution.
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Australian Guantanamo inmate David Hicks may be transferred home to serve any jail term he receives.
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The US attacks the UN Human Rights Council as nations it considers to have poor rights are elected to join it.
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Two economic reports say that growth in China will remain high this year, and call for a cooling of the economy.
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Indonesia's president offers to mediate with the West over Iran's controversial nuclear programme.
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The US urges the UN Security Council to speed up the deployment of peacekeepers to Sudan's Darfur region.
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Two Australian men and a boy are rescued after three weeks lost at sea surviving on raw squid and rainwater.
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Sri Lanka Muttiah Muralitharan hopes to spoil close friend Andrew Flintoff's first home Test as England captain.
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The US authorities warn that addictive drug methamphetamine has become a "global threat".
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Nine Afghan asylum seekers who hijacked a plane to Britain win a court challenge against the government.
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Sri Lanka's government and Tamil rebels must decide whether the island faces war or peace, Japan's envoy says.
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Israeli leaders step up the pressure on Hamas to talk peace or warn they will press on with fixing Israel's borders.
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China accuses the Dalai Lama of fomenting unrest in Tibet, after statues are reportedly destroyed in a monastery.
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Mexico's Zapatista rebel leader Subcomandante Marcos warns that the country is in a state of rage.
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Madagascar's parliament speaker sacked for supporting Iran announces his intention to run in presidential polls.
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Russia's falling population is the biggest problem the nation faces, President Putin warns in a national address.
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Middle East mediators agree an aid plan for Palestinians, amid talk of a fuel crisis in the West Bank and Gaza.
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Nepal begins investigating alleged excesses committed during a crackdown on anti-king protests last month.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad accuses the West of hypocrisy over the nuclear stand-off.
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Kofi Annan tells a Nigerian paper African leaders should not change constitutions to extend their rule.
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The European Commission suggests that EU member states sign a declaration on values and ambitions in 2007.
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Cable TV operators in Indian-administered Kashmir cancel programming indefinitely after "threats" from militant groups.
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Ex-communist Giorgio Napolitano is elected president, clearing the way for the creation of a new government.
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The US central bank is widely expected to raise rates to 5% on Wednesday - their highest level in five years.
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Iraq's president calls for an end to sectarian violence after figures show it claimed 1,091 lives in Baghdad in April.
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A row erupts in Turkey over comments about the prime minister written in a visitors' book in a museum in Greece.
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Heavy fighting reignites in Somalia's capital with almost 100 people dead and hundreds more wounded over the past four days.
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A big fragment of an asteroid that punched a wide hole in the Earth's surface is discovered in South Africa.
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A Spanish court jails two men for five years for collaborating with an attack in Tunisia that killed 21 people.
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A French envoy says her country did profit from slavery as it commemorates the victims for the first time.
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A US oil worker is shot dead in Nigeria's troubled southern city of Port Harcourt, but militants deny involvement.
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Mexican police are accused of raping or sexually abusing women during riots in San Salvador Atenco last week.
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Tens of thousands of Lebanese march through Beirut against economic reforms aimed at cutting public debt.
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Nearly half of Americans under five are from an ethnic minority, according to the US Census Bureau.
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The US attacks China for making "too little progress" in reforming its exchange rate, after it revalued the yuan.
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A woman famed for selling "miraculous" cosmetics and trinkets on Italian TV is jailed for 10 years for fraud.
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The plight of refugees in eastern Chad, many from Sudan's Darfur region, is being ignored, the UN says.
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