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President Bush is the first US head of state to visit Estonia, ahead of a Nato summit in Latvia.
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Two more London addresses are found to have traces of radiation in the wake of Alexander Litvinenko's death.
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Leftist Rafael Correa claims victory in Ecuador's presidential election as early results put him in the lead.
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Sudan's president denies there is a humanitarian crisis in Darfur, and says UN troops are not needed.
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President Hugo Chavez opens a new Iranian-backed car factory in central Venezuela.
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Canada's parliament approves a government motion recognising Quebec's people as a nation within Canada.
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UN chief Kofi Annan says Iraq is almost in the throes of a civil war, as the country's president visits Iran.
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Thailand's interim government votes to accept a recommendation to partially lift martial law.
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Hungary passes a law to severely restrict the planting of genetically modified crops (GMOs).
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West Indies begin a gritty fight to stay in the third Test after losing six wickets on day two in Karachi.
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Top North Korea and US envoys meet to discuss reviving six-party talks on Pyongyang's nuclear plans.
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A slowdown in the US will crimp global economic growth in 2007, a report from the OECD predicts.
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Two car bombs outside one of the Iraqi capital Baghdad's main hospitals kill four people, officials say.
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Rescue workers try to find survivors after a building under construction collapses in the Nigerian city of Lagos.
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Ethiopian troops fired rockets at a strategic town north of Somalia's capital, Islamist officials tell a rally.
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The US president scolds Nato members reluctant to send troops to Afghan hotspots, ahead of a key summit.
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Nato can succeed in Afghanistan but only if members raise their game, the alliance's head warns.
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The Finnish PM is to visit Turkey on Friday, in a fresh effort to rescue Ankara's troubled EU accession bid.
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Afghanistan's soaring opium trade threatens to wreck rebuilding efforts, the UN and World Bank warn.
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Pope Benedict XVI starts a four-day visit to Turkey, amid protests against recent comments about Islam.
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UN aid agencies are moving non-essential staff from Chad to Cameroon after UN warehouses are looted.
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Libya's leader storms out of Abuja airport in a row with Nigerian security officials over his armed bodyguards.
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French forces confront rebels in the Central African Republic during a government offensive in the north.
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Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt is found guilty in connection with the 1993 bombings in the Indian city of Mumbai.
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Nepal's government and Maoist rebels sign a disarmament accord aimed at decisively ending the civil war.
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An Islamic militant blows himself up during a gunbattle near the Lebanese border, Syrian officials say.
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An Indian cabinet minister has been convicted of abducting and murdering his former aide 12 years ago.
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Pope Benedict XVI calls for a dialogue between Muslims and Christians as he starts a four-day visit to Turkey.
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A US scientist shows images of mass graves of Iraqi Kurds killed in 1988, in the genocide trial of Saddam Hussein.
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Former Congolese rebel leader Jean-Pierre Bemba accepts defeat in run-off presidential elections.
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The Ukraine votes in favour of declaring a Soviet-era famine an act of genocide against its people.
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An aid convoy to eastern Sri Lanka turns back because of fighting between the government and Tamil rebels.
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Lebanon's Syrian-backed president says he will not approve moves by a depleted anti-Syrian cabinet.
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A Chadian rebel group claims to have shot down a military plane which was bombing their positions.
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UN forces fire teargas to disperse thousands of ethnic Albanian protesters in Kosovo.
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The French cabinet approves a proposal to encourage parties to promote more women into politics.
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Leftist Rafael Correa has won Ecuador's run-off presidential election, a top electoral official says.
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Five young girls are killed in Iraq during a clash between US marines and insurgents, the US military says.
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The UN Security Council votes to extend the mandate of the multinational force in Iraq for another year.
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Prince Charles attends a reception, marking his third Royal visit to the West African state of Nigeria.
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The wife of a Chinese activist retried over public order offences is detained by police, lawyers say.
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US troops must leave Iraq if security is to be restored, Iran's supreme leader says in talks with Iraq's president.
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A Colombian court names six more politicians it wants to question over their alleged links to paramilitaries.
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An US woman is arrested on suspicion of murdering her newborn baby by burning her in a microwave oven.
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