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South Korea's foreign minister wins a UN Security Council poll, confirming his lead in the race to be secretary general.
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The US government is tipped to propose a system to stop internet gambling sites, say experts, as UK gambling stocks tumble.
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Russia keeps up a freeze on vital links with Georgia, despite the release of four alleged Russian spies.
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President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of Brazil says he is certain he will be re-elected in a second round of voting.
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A gunman shoots dead four girls before killing himself in an attack on a Pennsylvania Amish school.
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Singapore's former PM Lee Kuan Yew apologises for saying Malaysia marginalises its ethnic Chinese.
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The US secretary of state begins a regional tour to try to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace moves.
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Thailand's ousted PM Thaksin Shinawatra quits as leader of the political party he founded and built up, Thai Rak Thai.
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Players will be able to challenge line calls via a video replay system at January's Australian Open.
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A crash involving more than 20 vehicles kills 11 people at the start of a national holiday in South Korea.
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A deal between Liberia and the world's largest steel company is unfair and bad for the country, campaigners say.
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Sunni and Shia leaders in Iraq agree to a four-point plan aimed at cutting sectarian violence in the country.
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Indian conglomerate Tata seeks to profit from the country's booming economy with a chain of shops.
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Music download company Napster launches a service in Japan, the world's second largest music market
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Rescue workers find the data recorders of a plane which crashed in Brazil on Friday killing all 155 on board.
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Milo Djukanovic, who led Montenegro to independence, is to resign despite his recent election victory.
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At least five Nigerian soldiers are killed in an attack by armed men in boats on an oil facility in the Niger Delta.
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India's candidate to be UN secretary general, Shashi Tharoor, is "disappointed" after pulling out of the race.
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Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa appeals for unity after being sworn in following disputed elections.
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The remains of Pierre de Brazza, the founder of modern day Congo, are reburied in Brazzaville.
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Iran suggests France could monitor Iran's nuclear programme, as powers move to consider sanctions.
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The EU calls on Russia to lift economic sanctions it imposed on Georgia amid a bitter spying row.
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The US secretary of state calls for an end to the violence in the Palestinian territories, during a regional tour.
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North Korea is to conduct a nuclear test "in the future", the country's foreign ministry says in a statement.
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A drone aircraft being used by EU forces crashes in the capital, Kinshasa, killing a woman and injuring two children.
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Police investigate why a gunman killed five girls at an Amish school, saying it may have been "revenge".
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The US and the UK say key world powers will seek UN sanctions against Iran over the nuclear stand-off.
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Indian officials tell people not to panic as an outbreak of dengue fever claims at least 28 lives.
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Irish PM Bertie Ahern tells parliament he regrets "misjudgements" over loans and event money.
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The Nato alliance is to assume control of military operations across the whole of Afghanistan from Thursday.
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Five Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip are injured after their vehicles are attacked by Israeli war planes.
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A Turkish army deserter who hijacked a passenger jet gives himself up after it lands in southern Italy.
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A gunman who attacked a US Amish school said he molested two young members of his family 20 years ago.
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Spanish PM Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero thanks UK PM Tony Blair for help with the Basque peace process.
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Japanese car firm Toyota sees vehicle sales soar in September, in contrast to its US rivals.
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