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An Iraqi official says plans have been made to allow ex-members of Saddam Hussein's party to get government jobs.
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Traders in the Indian capital, Delhi, begin a day long strike over a court order to close illegal businesses.
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Peace talks between Nepal's government and rebels resume amid reports of a deal on rebel arms.
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Delta Blues leads home a Japanese one-two in the Melbourne Cup.
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Half China's 1.3bn people will be living in cities by 2010, according to officials quoted in the state media.
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India's top court rejects a petition to overturn the award of contracts for privatising Delhi and Mumbai airports.
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At least nine people are killed as a tornado sweeps through a town on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido.
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The stability of Kenya's economy could be threatened by alleged bank fraud worth $1.5bn, say auditors.
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Fiji's military calls for the police chief to quit, adding to simmering political tensions and fears of a coup.
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US voters are set to take part in mid-term congressional polls, seen as a crucial test for the Bush administration.
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Italian police arrest at least 28 people suspected of preying on Roma (Gypsy) children for sex.
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About 200 people protest in Jerusalem against the policy of rejecting blood donated by Ethiopian-Israelis.
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The Israeli army withdraws after a six-day operation in Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip.
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A judge in Zimbabwe drops charges against 180 women charged for taking part in anti-government protests.
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The head of the Bank of Japan suggests that interest rates may rise soon as inflation pressures increase.
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Vietnam has been officially invited to join the ranks of the World Trade Organization as its 150th member.
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Forest fires on the Indonesian island of Borneo kill up to 1,000 orangutans, animal protection workers say.
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A Pakistani court sentences one man to death and another to life in jail for deadly bombings in Lahore last year.
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Violence erupts between pro and anti-government protesters in Kyrgyzstan amid calls for the president to quit.
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A ship with 3,000 tons of toxic waste arrives in France from Ivory Coast, where it is blamed for 10 deaths.
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Business leaders warn that India's IT industry faces a severe shortage of highly-skilled manpower.
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Iraq's Interior Ministry charges 57 employees, including top security staff, with human rights abuses at a secret jail.
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The UK's chancellor announces a £2.1bn scheme aimed at speeding vaccinations for children in the developing world.
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Chad's government accuses Sudan of "exporting the genocide" in Darfur across the border.
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Panama is elected as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council - ending weeks of deadlock.
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Japan's education ministry publishes a letter claiming to be from a bullied pupil threatening suicide on Saturday.
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One of India's greatest batsmen Polly Umrigar dies aged 80 after a struggle with lymphatic cancer.
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Rockets are launched into Israel hours after troops end an operation in Beit Hanoun aimed at stopping them.
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Briton Dhiren Barot is given a life sentence for planning carnage on a "colossal scale" in the UK and US.
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Countries trying to end the UK's opt-out from the EU's 48-hour working week suffer a setback.
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Everything you need to know about the latest developments in this year's US mid-term elections.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki expects Saddam Hussein to be executed by the end of the year, he tells the BBC.
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The European Commission is to issue a critical verdict on Turkey's progress towards EU membership.
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At least 14 people die in a blast in Baghdad - the first such attack since Saddam Hussein was sentenced.
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The Nepalese government and Maoist rebels agree a peace deal aimed at ending the 10-year insurgency.
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Afghanistan is poised to allow aerial spraying of opium poppy crops for the first time, officials say.
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