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United StatesThe "anti-American feeling" of some European politicians is "madness", Prime Minister Tony Blair says.
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Iraq, United StatesUN chief Kofi Annan says most Mid-East leaders regard the US invasion of Iraq as a disaster for the region.
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ChinaAt least seven miners are trapped in a flooded coal mine in China's north-eastern province of Jilin.
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Arctic OceanA Nasa satellite records major changes to ice coverage in the Arctic Ocean between 2004 and 2005.
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IndiaAn Indian soldier kills a senior officer in Rajouri district Indian-administered Kashmir, the police say.
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Israel, United StatesThe US secretary of state says a Palestinian unity government must recognise Israel's right to exist.
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SingaporeThe IMF and World Bank say Singapore breached a deal to let activists attend their annual meetings.
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CubaCuban state TV shows new photos of President Fidel Castro, who is believed to be recovering from surgery.
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CanadaA young woman dies after being shot by a gunman who went on a shooting spree in a Montreal college.
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IndonesiaA fourth Indonesian man is found guilty of involvement in the 2005 Bali bombings and sentenced to 15 years.
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IraqFive people are killed and 30 others injured in two bomb explosions in the Iraqi capital, police say.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoThe second round of DR Congo's landmark elections is thrown into confusion after a Supreme Court ruling.
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Senegal, 
SpainSpain postpones the repatriation of about 100 illegal migrants to Senegal from the Canary Islands.
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SudanArchbishop Tutu calls for sanctions on Sudan unless it agrees to UN peacekeepers in Darfur.
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JapanShinzo Abe, the man most likely to be Japan's next leader, sets out his plans for a more assertive foreign policy.
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South AfricaSouth Africa's apartheid-era biological weapons chief refuses to give in to pressure to resign from the army.
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RussiaTop Russian Central Bank official Andrei Kozlov dies after being shot by gunmen in Moscow.
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United KingdomThe UK's biggest insurer, Aviva, announces plans to cut 4,000 jobs at its Norwich Union business by 2008.
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IsraelAmnesty International accuses Hezbollah of war crimes for targeting Israeli civilians in the recent conflict.
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NicaraguaJonathan Beale in Nicaragua meets the country's former leftist revolutionary leader, Daniel Ortega.
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IndiaA court in the Indian city of Mumbai finds a man guilty of planting explosives in deadly blasts in 1993.
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GermanyThree rabbis are ordained in Germany for the first time since the Nazi Holocaust at a ceremony in Dresden.
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United StatesThe phenomenon known as El Nino develops in the Pacific, threatening extreme weather, US scientists say.
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FranceAl-Qaeda's deputy leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, issues a warning against France, it emerges.
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Israel, 
Gaza StripIsrael's army appeals against a court decision to release senior Hamas members, held since June.
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SpainAt least two people are injured as the roof of an airport building on the Spanish island of Menorca collapses.
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Italy, 
PolandPolish police join the hunt for more than 100 Polish migrants feared to have been criminally abused in southern Italy.
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Afghanistan, PolandPoland is to send an extra 1,000 troops to Afghanistan to join Nato forces there, but not until next year.
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TurkmenistanA Radio Liberty journalist dies in prison in Turkmenistan with reported injuries to her head, the station says.
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IndiaSachin Tendulkar hits 141 in his first full innings for six months but West Indies win by 29 runs under the Duckworth/Lewis method.
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PakistanAn influential think-tank urges Pakistan to stop fighting nationalists in the province of Balochistan.
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United StatesA terror suspect accused of a bomb plot was "happy" about the 11 September attacks on the US, he tells a jury.
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CanadaCanadian police investigate the motive of a college gunman who killed a student before being shot dead.
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IndiaThe Indian government suggests incentives of $1,100 to people who marry members of low Hindu castes.
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IndiaShares on the Bombay Stock Exchange rise above 12,000 for the first time since May on strong growth forecasts.
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Iran, United StatesThe UN nuclear watchdog protests to the US over what it calls an "erroneous" report on Iran's nuclear programme.
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United StatesDubai's ruler is accused of enslaving thousands of children for camel races, in a US class-action lawsuit.
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United KingdomThe UK is withholding £50m ($94m) from the World Bank in protest at the way it fights corruption, ministers say.
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SpainSpain may have been a stopover for secret CIA flights but no law was broken, its foreign minister says.
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United StatesEx-US President Jimmy Carter criticises Tony Blair's "subservient" relationship with the White House.
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North Korea, United StatesUS President George W Bush says he is committed to reviving talks with North Korea over its nuclear programme.
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United StatesA US Senate panel defies President Bush by approving legislation to set up trials for foreign terrorism suspects.
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GreeceGreek police celebrate the capture of the country's most wanted man, Nikos Paleokostas.
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