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A global day of action is held calling for peace in Darfur, but Sudan's government says protesters are being "misled".
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England's dream of glory ends in brave defeat as New Zealand claim a third successive Women's Rugby World Cup.
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Hungary's prime minister admits saying his party lied to the public in order to win April's general election.
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Maoists in Nepal agree to hold "substantive" peace talks in 10 days after a meeting with the prime minister.
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Typhoon Shanshan, which hit Japan over the weekend, has left nine people dead and more than 200 injured.
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German truckmaker Man launches a 9.6bn euros takeover bid for Swedish rival Scania.
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China will significantly lift its Middle East profile by sending more troops to Lebanon, Premier Wen Jiabao says.
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The Solomon Islands' PM accuses Australia of "heavy-handed" interference in his country's domestic affairs.
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Gunmen shoot dead an Italian nun and her bodyguard at a hospital in the Somali capital Mogadishu.
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An adviser to Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi resigns over a row centred on Italy's Telecom Italia.
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Ex-Zambian leader Frederick Chiluba urges voters to back opposition leader Michael Sata in polls this month.
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Voters in Moldova's breakaway Trans-Dniester region back a plan to unite with Russia, officials say.
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Police in India say at least 23 people have been killed in two road accidents in the western state of Rajasthan.
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Swiss MPs are to debate whether to end the practice of making soldiers keep their guns and ammunition at home.
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Sudan's President Bashir arrives in New York amid calls for him to allow UN peacekeepers into Darfur.
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US police charge a man with the abduction of a girl rescued after sending a text message to her mother.
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A court in the Indian city of Mumbai finds two men guilty of planting explosives in deadly blasts in 1993.
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Researchers discover spectacular fish and coral in a hugely biodiverse region of the Indonesian archipelago.
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Sweden's centre-right bloc seeks to form a government after narrowly ousting the Social Democrats at the polls.
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The first woman space tourist, US citizen Anousheh Ansari, blasts off on a Russian Soyuz rocket.
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Israeli prosecutors file criminal charges against three Hezbollah fighters captured during the Lebanon conflict.
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Eleven Muslim civilians are buried after being found murdered in a remote area in eastern Sri Lanka.
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French President Jacques Chirac says talks, not UN sanctions, are the way to resolve the Iran nuclear crisis.
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The far right makes gains in German state polls but there is a poor showing by Chancellor Merkel's party.
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Iran's supreme leader condemns remarks on Islam by the Pope, as protests continue around the world.
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An explosion outside Somalia's interim parliament kills 11 people but misses the president.
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Britain, Spain and Gibraltar sign landmark accords to improve living conditions in the contested territory.
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One of Rwanda's most famous singers goes on trial, accused of using his songs to incite violence during the genocide.
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Nigeria is to hold three days of mourning after 10 of senior army commanders are killed in a plane crash.
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A fire breaks out at the party headquarters of DR Congo opposition leader Jean-Pierre Bemba.
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A bomber on a bicycle kills at least four Canadian soldiers in an attack in southern Afghanistan, Nato says.
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Tens of thousands of Bangladeshi opposition activists protest to demand electoral reforms.
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Bombers in various parts of Afghanistan kill at least 17 people, including four Nato troops, and injure children.
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Iraqi tribal chiefs in the Sunni Triangle say they have 20,000 men ready to take the fight to al-Qaeda.
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The San Marino Grand Prix could return in 2007 after F1 teams agree to expand the calendar to 18 races.
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An alliance of opposition parties in the Pakistani province of Balochistan holds a rally in Quetta.
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South Africa beat Zimbabe by six wickets to clinch the one-day series.
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Sudan's finance minister says Darfur needs investment in hospitals and schools not a UN peacekeeping mission.
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At least two people die in the Italian city of Milan when a building collapses, Italian news reports say.
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Reforms of the IMF's voting and financial structures give China and other emerging economies more influence.
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The funeral of Tonga's King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV is set to take place on the Pacific island.
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