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Colombia's second-largest rebel group agrees to start peace talks with the government.
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Police in southern India say they have arrested two suspected Pakistan-based militants after a shooting.
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French Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy orders police to be on maximum alert, on the anniversary of rioting.
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Talks between Guatemala and Venezuela fail to end the bitter contest over a UN Security Council seat.
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Mexico condemns US plans for a new fence on their joint border which is aimed at curbing illegal immigration.
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Nearly a million Indian bank workers strike in protest at reforms which unions believe will lead to job cuts.
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Australia's top Muslim cleric is barred from preaching after comparing immodestly dressed women to "uncovered meat".
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UN forces free an ally of DR Congo's leader from a radio station, after clashes erupted ahead of Sunday's poll.
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Shares in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) rise 18% on its Hong Kong debut.
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Vietnam gets the go-ahead to join the World Trade Organization after completing all the necessary reforms.
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Nato admits that at least 12 Afghan civilians died in an air strike which local people say hit a nomad camp.
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Ghana's ex-President Jerry Rawlings dismisses claims he is planning to overthrow the government.
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Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni accepts an invitation to a conference in the Gulf state of Qatar.
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Israeli troops conducting operations against militants in the West Bank kill three people, reports say.
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The hearing of a case brought by rights groups challenging Madonna's adoption of a Malawian boy is postponed.
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More mobile phone users helps the telecoms arm of Indian group Bharti to report a 79% rise in quarterly profits.
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South Korea's intelligence agency chief is the third official this week to offer to resign over the North's nuclear test.
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Iran reportedly takes another step in its uranium enrichment programme, defying the international community.
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The next UN chief, South Korea's Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon, visits China for talks on the North Korea crisis.
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A European Commission lawyer held in Ethiopia after trying to cross into Kenya is freed without charge.
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Papers linking Chilean ex-ruler Augusto Pinochet to alleged gold deposits in Hong Kong are fake, the HSBC bank says.
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Israel denies reports that its jets fired shots near a German naval ship contributing to the Lebanon peace force.
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The European Commission backs Bulgaria's Meglena Kuneva to be consumer protection commissioner.
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Teachers in the Mexican state of Oaxaca vote to end their five-month strike.
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Niger's government suspends a controversial decision to deport thousands of Arabs back to Chad.
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Thousands of young Muslim men demonstrate in support of a call for a holy war against Ethiopia.
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Germany suspends two soldiers over photos showing German troops posing with human skulls in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan's former president, Ghulam Ishaq Khan, dies aged 91 in Peshawar after a long period of illness.
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South Africa tear through Pakistan for a 124-run win to book their place in the Champions Trophy semi-finals.
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US forces raid a mainly Shia Baghdad suburb in search of a kidnapped American soldier, the US military says.
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Police arrest two men found trading body parts in northern Tanzania - an area famous for a belief in witchcraft.
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EU leaders tell Ukraine it needs to implement more reforms before membership talks could begin.
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The US calls for "redoubled" efforts on Iran, amid reports Tehran has stepped up uranium enrichment work.
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Hundreds march through a Paris suburb in memory of two youths whose deaths sparked riots a year ago.
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Congolese President Joseph Kabila says he will accept defeat "without question" if he loses Sunday's vote.
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US economic growth slows to 1.6% in the third quarter of 2006 - its lowest level in more than three years.
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A judge reportedly orders the arrest of Chile's ex-military ruler over crimes at a detention centre.
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A member of Croatia's parliament goes on hunger strike after being arrested on suspicion of war crimes.
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Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia promises to hand power to a caretaker administration ahead of elections.
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The EU asks Hungary to respond to reports its police used excessive force to break up anti-government protests.
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Extra police are ordered into Paris suburbs a year after two deaths which sparked riots across the country.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai says Afghans are "hurt and saddened" by civilian deaths in a Nato air strike.
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The swearing-in of an interim government in Bangladesh is postponed as opposing factions clash.
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