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Thailand's military leaders stage a coup, suspend the constitution and declare martial law.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Western nations use the UN Security Council for their own ends.
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Police and anti-government demonstrators clash for a second night in Hungary's capital, Budapest.
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Japan's ruling party is voting for a new leader to replace PM Junichiro Koizumi, who steps down this month.
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Thai military leaders seek to consolidate their hold on power after staging a coup in the PM's absence.
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Asian markets slip after the military takeover in Thailand, but the lack of conflict means losses are limited.
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German legend Franz Beckenbauer says South Africa's World Cup organisers are facing serious problems.
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The new government in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand wins a vote of confidence.
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More than 5,000 people attend a colourful memorial service for Australian TV naturalist Steve Irwin.
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Matt Frei reports from the non-aligned conference in Havana, hosted by Fidel Castro's 75-year-old brother.
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Nato-led troops in southern Afghanistan say they have killed 10 militants as the alliance claims a big victory.
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Police arrest dozens of protesters demanding help for victims of Nepal's conflict, activists say.
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Sudan's leader reiterates his opposition to UN troops in Darfur as African leaders decide on their mission's future.
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Uganda's government allows LRA rebels a few more days to arrive at neutral zones in southern Sudan.
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A judge throws out the corruption case of former South African Deputy President Jacob Zuma.
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A former Rwandan minister is found not guilty of genocide related crimes by a UN tribunal.
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Christians and Muslims in India's Gujarat state are angry at an amendment to religious conversion laws.
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A weakened Hurricane Gordon passes Portugal's Azores Islands, causing little of the damage initially forecast.
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At least 32 miners have been killed and eight are missing after a blast at a coal mine in Kazakhstan, officials say.
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At least 13 miners are killed and more than 60 are hurt after a gas leak at a Ukrainian coal mine, officials say.
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India can still reach the tri-series final after beating West Indies by 16 runs.
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PM Ferenc Gyurcsany says he will not tolerate violent protests after riots in the Hungarian capital, Budapest.
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The German parliament authorises the deployment of a navy contingent as part of UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon.
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Israeli army raids target West Bank money changers, taking funds it says are intended for militant groups.
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At least 63 people die and hundreds are missing in India and Bangladesh after storms in the Bay of Bengal.
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Saddam Hussein is ordered out of court by the new chief judge at his genocide trial in Baghdad.
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Two people die as traders and police clash over moves to close illegal businesses in India's capital.
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Afghanistan's president tells the UN General Assembly that military action alone will not stop terrorism.
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The 3.3-million-year-old fossilised remains of a human-like child have been unearthed in Ethiopia's Dikika region.
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The indiscriminate killing of civilians by death squads and insurgents in Iraq reaches new levels, the UN says.
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Gen Sonthi Boonyaratglin, leader of Thailand's military coup, vows to appoint a new prime minister in two weeks.
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Indigenous groups in Bolivia set up roadblocks around Santa Cruz in protest at 'stalled' land reforms.
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The BBC obtains evidence that Israelis have been giving military training to Kurds in northern Iraq.
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Thailand's king gives his backing to coup leader Gen Sonthi Boonyaratglin, state-run TV says.
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Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez refers to President George W Bush as "the devil" in a speech at the UN.
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Mark Boucher hits the second fastest one-day international ton to help South Africa to a 3-0 series win over Zimbabwe.
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Early results in Yemen's presidential election show the president of 28 years leading with more than 80% of the vote.
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Thousands of people gather outside the Hungarian parliament in a third night of anti-government protests.
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