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The cost of just one conflict almost equals the value of global annual development aid, says a UK report.
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Hundreds march in Madrid as the European Parliament prepares to debate Basque separatists Eta.
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Venezuela offers terms for its withdrawal from a bitter contest to win a UN Security Council seat.
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Leaders of the Pacific Islands Forum agree to review the Australian-led security force in the Solomons.
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Terrorism and organised crime will be on the agenda as the UK home secretary hosts five EU counterparts.
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The authorities in E Timor temporarily close Dili airport, after at least two people are shot dead.
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Officials in India are worried as polio spreads in the country, with 119 new cases in the past month.
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Senior US administration members say President Bush's policy can succeed in Iraq, as mid-term elections approach.
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Peace with Pakistan is desirable and essential, says India's new Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert faces accusations of corruption in 2005 when he was acting finance minister.
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Trapped mine workers may have to wait 18 hours to be rescued, says South African mining giant AngloGold Ashanti.
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A UK team receives permission to carry out what would be the world's first full face transplant.
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Canberra unveils plans for one of the world's largest solar power plants as part of its climate change strategy.
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Ethiopia is "technically" at war with Somalia's Islamic courts, says its Prime Minister Meles Zenawi.
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Fifa bans Kenya from international football after the KFF fails to respect agreements signed with the world body.
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President Putin tells Russians that Georgian leaders are trying to settle territorial disputes by force.
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US car giant General Motors says its losses have shrunk by 90% to $115m as its turnaround plan takes hold.
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The Supreme Court in the US state of New Jersey is to rule on whether to allow same-sex marriages.
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A fire at India's largest oil refinery in western Gujarat state is under control, Reliance Industries says.
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Iran says it has taken further steps in developing its nuclear programme, according to media reports.
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The European Parliament backs Spain's peace process with the Basque separatist group Eta, in a close vote.
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The first flight at Hong Kong budget airline Oasis fails to take off after it is refused permission to overfly Russia.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki vows to "strike hard" against militias but denies working to a US deadline on key goals.
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Leaders of around 150,000 Arabs in Niger say they will fight moves to expel them to Chad in the courts.
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So far only six countries have said they will open their doors to workers from Bulgaria and Romania.
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Germany orders an inquiry after newspaper pictures apparently show German troops posing with a skull.
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Cambodian MPs make conscription compulsory for men aged 18-30, despite calls for the military to be downsized.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert meets his main coalition partner to discuss allowing a right-wing party to join the government.
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South Africa's finance minister announces the country will spend 15bn rand ($2bn) preparing for the 2010 World Cup.
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Sudan's authorities are arming rebels reported to be advancing towards N'Djamena, alleges Chad's government.
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A North Korean reunification committee official warns the South of a "crisis of war" if it backs UN sanctions.
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President Bush says recent unrest in Iraq is a "serious concern" but warns that the war is vital to US security.
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A North Korean reunification committee official warns the South of a "crisis of war" if it backs UN sanctions.
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New Zealand see off Pakistan by 51 runs to reach the Champions Trophy semi-finals.
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Nigeria begins voter registration ahead of landmark elections due next April.
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HSBC probes Chilean reports that gold belonging to Gen Pinochet has been found in a Hong Kong bank account.
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A prestigious British science journal speaks out about a trial in Libya involving six foreign medical workers.
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A group of protesters invade three Shell oil platforms in the Niger Delta, forcing them to be shut down.
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The US Federal Reserve holds interest rates at 5.25% for the third successive month, in a widely expected move.
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The US urges the UN Security Council to impose immediate sanctions on Iran over its nuclear work.
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Argentine prosecutors charge Iran's government and Hezbollah over the 1994 bombing of a Jewish centre.
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US President George W Bush says he shares the dissatisfaction of many Americans at the war in Iraq.
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A man believed to be one of Brazil's worst ever serial killers is convicted of murder.
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