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The US condemns the coup in Thailand and calls for the return of democracy as quickly as possible.
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World opinion opposes military action against Iran's nuclear programme, a BBC World Service poll says.
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Amnesty International says China has failed to meet its promise to improve human rights ahead of the 2008 Olympics.
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Pakistan's president criticises Afghanistan for not doing enough to fight Taleban militants on their border.
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Strong steel and car exports help Japan's trade surplus rise for the first time in three months.
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Indians are split on the appropriate way to respond to Iran's nuclear programme, a BBC poll suggests.
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The death toll from a mine explosion in Kazakhstan rises to 41, as investigators say blame a gas leak for the blast.
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Organisers admit a Cricket World Cup venue in Trinidad will not be ready on time and a different ground will now be used.
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Tanks still patrol Bangkok's streets but people are back at work as international criticism of Tuesday's coup continues.
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Dozens of Bangladeshi opposition activists are injured in a clash with the police in the capital, Dhaka.
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African leaders decide to extend the mandate of their Darfur peacekeeping force until the end of the year.
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Three Indonesian Christians to be executed for attacks on Muslims are seen by relatives for probably the last time.
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Killer Clarence Hill dies by lethal injection in Florida after losing an appeal challenging the procedure.
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A Jordanian court sentences a failed Iraqi suicide bomber to death for her role in attacks on hotels in Amman.
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Nigeria's ex-military ruler Gen Babangida, a top candidate in next year's polls, says he is proud of his time in office.
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A Tokyo court rules in favour of teachers who opposed a city directive forcing them to sing the national anthem.
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The man who shot the late Pope John Paul II warns the current pontiff not to visit Turkey.
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Five Palestinians are killed, and several injured, by Israeli fire in the north and south of the Gaza Strip.
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The discovery of contaminated spinach in a US home is hailed by officials battling a nationwide E.coli outbreak.
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An 84-year-old German woman who hid her past as a death camp guard is deported from the US.
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Police in India arrest four sons of a woman they believe committed suicide by jumping onto her husband's pyre.
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Australian politicians voice concerns at a court ruling giving Aborigines the native title to the city of Perth.
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President Lula sacks his re-election campaign manager amid ongoing allegations of dirty tricks.
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Hungary's main opposition party rejects talks with the Socialist-led government about the continuing riots.
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Zahid Warley reports from Iran on three moments in time that seem to have shaped Iranian identity.
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David Nalbandian ups the tension ahead of Argentina's Davis Cup semi-final against Australia by saying Lleyton Hewitt has no friends on the men's tour.
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Uganda's leader could take personal charge of peace talks with rebels in Sudan, he says.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert dismisses critics of his war leadership as embittered and inexperienced.
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Two Dutch ministers resign after a critical report into a deadly fire at Amsterdam's airport.
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Iraqi forces take control of a second province in the south of the country from UK and Italian troops.
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Four people are now known to have died in unrest over illegal shop closures in India's capital, Delhi, police say.
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An Istanbul court acquits Turkish novelist Elif Shafak, who was accused of insulting "Turkishness".
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Italy's justice minister probes whether government officials knew of an alleged spy ring at Telecom Italia. has started an investigation into whether government officials were involved in an alleged wire-tapping scandal at Telecom Italia.
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Sudanese officials welcome the African Union's decision to extend its Darfur mandate until the end of the year.
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The 65-year-old Italian nun shot dead in Somalia on Sunday is buried in neighbouring Kenya.
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German warships leave for the Mediterranean, where they will join a UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon.
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Nigerian police in the northern state of Jigawa arrest 25 youths after violence between Muslims and Christians.
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India announces a major drive to contain polio after an outbreak of the virus in its most populous state.
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Torture may be worse now in Iraq than under Saddam Hussein, the UN's chief anti-torture expert says.
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South Africa's trade union federation calls for Jacob Zuma to be reinstated as deputy president.
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Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says he is not an anti-Semite - months after urging Israel's destruction.
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The leaders of Thailand's coup ban all meetings and other activities by political parties, two days after taking power.
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A Vietnamese spy who worked for the CIA and Western media while remaining a communist agent dies.
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Evidence emerges of increasing concern on the ground over the scale of UK casualties in Afghanistan.
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The US threatened to bomb Pakistan unless it joined the fight against al-Qaeda, says President Pervez Musharraf.
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The US president and rebel senators reach a deal on a controversial bill on interrogating terror suspects.
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Boeing wins a government contract to monitor the 7,500 miles of borders the US has with Mexico and Canada.
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Lebanon's President Emile Lahoud berates the UN for not stopping "barbarous aggression" by Israel.
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