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A human rights group says the EU must not deport migrants to Ukraine or Libya until they respect human rights.
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The first trial in the US of a member of Colombia's largest left-wing rebel group, Farc, begins in Washington.
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The US warns N Korea against a second nuclear test amid reports of new activity at the blast site.
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Environmentalists welcome Japan's agreement to halve its annual catch of southern blue-fin tuna.
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Indonesia's bird flu death toll reaches 55, after officials say a 27-year-old woman has died of the disease.
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The Norwegian peace envoy for Sri Lanka arrives for talks, a day after a suicide bombing killed almost 100 people.
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The Queen is to make the keynote speech of her tour of the Baltics later in an address to the Lithuanian parliament.
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UK troops pull out of Musa Qala in southern Afghanistan, scene of heavy fighting in recent months.
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Imran Khan criticises the PCB's handling of the drugs tests taken by Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif.
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Fourteen current and former South African MPs plead guilty to fraud in a major corruption scandal.
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North Korea says UN sanctions imposed after its nuclear test are a "declaration of war", state media reports.
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Eritrea says the troops and tanks it has moved into a buffer zone on its border with Ethiopia are harvesting crops.
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A UN inquiry says East Timor's former PM should face a criminal investigation over recent unrest.
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Uganda's President Museveni is said to be planning to meet LRA rebels at peace talks at the weekend.
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A court in the Indian capital Delhi bans the city's nursery schools from interviewing parents or children before admission.
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The Malawian child Madonna is seeking to adopt is taken to the US singer's London home.
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Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan is in hospital after suffering a drop in blood sugar, his spokesman says.
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Turkmen President Niyazov says he is to pardon more than 10,000 prisoners in an annual amnesty.
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Italy's Sanpaolo wins the bidding for a majority stake in Egypt's Bank of Alexandria, the government says.
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The US population hits 300 million people, 39 years after reaching 200 million, according to official estimates.
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Tensions mount in Ecuador as the result of Sunday's presidential vote is awaited amid allegations of fraud.
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At least six people are killed by suspected insurgents in a spate of violence in southern Thailand.
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A man is convicted of the murder of a Delhi student which has cast shadows over India's legal system.
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Kenya reports its first case of polio in 22 years, discovered in a three-year-old girl in a Somali refugee camp.
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Israeli troops kill one Palestinian militant and two stone throwers in clashes in the West Bank.
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Anglo-Dutch steel firm Corus says it has received a takeover proposal from Indian conglomerate Tata.
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Two Israeli MPs go on trial in separate cases, as reports say an indictment is being drafted against the president.
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The US offers to resettle thousands of Burundian refugees from Tanzania, who left home in 1972.
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Iceland is to resume commercial whaling, becoming the second nation to defy the global moratorium.
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The US authorities investigate whether American basketball players in Iran have violated US sanctions.
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The US president signs a law paving the way for the trial of terror suspects held at Guantanamo Bay.
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Arsenal are the first British team in action on Tuesday, with a 1730 BST Champions League kick-off in Moscow.
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Sri Lankan jets destroy a rebel radio tower, a day after the country's bloodiest suicide attack, rebels say.
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Several high-ranking Nigerian officials condemn the impeachment of a state governor for corruption.
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Roger Federer and Andy Roddick ease into the third round of the Madrid Masters.
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Saddam Hussein accuses witnesses at his trial for genocide against the Kurds of fuelling division among Iraqis.
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Darfur rebels inflicts two major defeats on Sudan's army, leading to a loss of morale, the UN envoy says.
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Abdul Razzaq takes four wickets and hits 38 off 24 balls to help Pakistan beat Sri Lanka in the Champions Trophy.
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A panel is considering a call for major changes in policy, including a withdrawal of troops, reports say.
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A panel is considering a call for major changes in policy, including a withdrawal of troops, reports say.
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One person dies and about 110 are injured as two underground trains collide in the centre of Rome.
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A Georgian man dies from an asthma attack at a Moscow airport while awaiting deportation from Russia.
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Madonna defends her intended adoption of a Malawian baby, saying she acted "according to the law".
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Violence in Iraq would end "within months" if Iran and Syria were directly involved, says Iraq's president.
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Man Utd make it three wins out of three in the Champions League with victory against FC Copenhagen.
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A US court says late Enron boss Kenneth Lay's conviction should be wiped out as he died before he could appeal.
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Contenders for the French Socialists' nomination in next year's presidential poll take part in a TV debate.
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A reburial ceremony for ex-Argentine President Juan Peron is marred by factional fighting near Buenos Aires.
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