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The situation of Afghan women five years after the fall of the Taleban has hardly changed, a rights group says.
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The US welcomes China's request for closer military ties with its neighbours in South East Asia.
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Mexican riot police clash with protesters in Oaxaca as the state governor rejects calls by the Senate to step down.
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Australia's treasurer says there is "no point" in his nation signing the Kyoto pact, despite a hard-hitting report.
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Japanese unemployment rose and consumer spending fell in September, according to the latest official figures.
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Pakistan formally ask for an inquiry into umpire Darrell Hair's conduct during the controversial Oval Test.
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One solider is killed and three others are wounded in a roadside bomb explosion in northern Sri Lanka.
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Fiji's government fails to remove the country's outspoken military head, Frank Bainimarama.
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Israeli warplanes staged mock raids on Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon, Lebanese security forces say.
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Observers at DR Congo's landmark presidential run-off say it was well run, as some unofficial results are released.
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China is to build a railway line between Nigeria's two main commercial cities, Lagos and Kano.
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French police arrest five people over an arson attack on a Marseille bus that left a woman critically ill.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney says Iraq militants are seeking to influence mid-term polls by stepping up attacks.
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Officials in breakaway South Ossetia say their forces have killed four "Georgian saboteurs".
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China passes a law allowing only its top court to approve death sentences, in a bid to improve the justice system.
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Russian firm Atomstroyexport is to build a nuclear power plant by the River Danube in Bulgaria.
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Israeli forces kill two Hamas militants and wound three other Palestinians in clashes in the southern Gaza Strip.
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Thousands demonstrate in Niger, calling on the government to go ahead with its plans to expel Arabs.
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At least 17 people are killed after a train ploughs into their rickshaw at a level crossing in India, officials say.
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A roadside bomb kills three Nato soldiers and wounds another in eastern Afghanistan, officials say.
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Former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami visits Scotland as part of a controversial three day UK trip.
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At least 67 people are killed and 300,000 affected after floods hit Ethiopia, for the second time this year.
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Iraq's prime minister lifts restrictions imposed by the US military on a mainly Shia Baghdad suburb.
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South Africa's ANC backs down on plans to scrap the mayor in Cape Town - the only area it does not control.
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Six-nation talks on North Korea will restart soon, in the first sign of detente since the North's nuclear test.
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Tribesmen rally in Pakistan after an air strike on an alleged militant camp at an Islamic school kills 80.
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EU diplomats try to arrange emergency talks as Turkey's EU bid looks increasingly shaky.
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The Vietnamese authorities are considering abolishing a decree which allows detention without trial.
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A court in Pakistan acquits four men of a deadly bomb attack outside the US consulate in Karachi in 2002.
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Peace talks between Somalia's interim government and Islamists are deadlocked, as both sides prepare for battle.
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A bomb rips through a wedding convoy in the Iraqi capital, killing at least 15 people, including four children.
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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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Indonesian police say they have arrested 15 Muslims for attacks in Sulawesi, including the beheading of three girls.
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Albanian MPs denounce communist-era crimes and call for secret police files to be opened.
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A nephew of former President Anwar Sadat is sent to jail for a year for insulting the Egyptian armed forces.
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Mexico agrees to extradite a former Guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo to face corruption charges.
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Georgia's top diplomat urges Russia to be a partner ahead of the first high-level talks since the current crisis began.
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