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Pakistan's president rejects claims that his intelligence service has indirectly helped the Taleban and al-Qaeda.
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The leaders of Japan and South Korea agree to meet, in a bid to repair their countries' strained ties.
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Thailand's massive new airport opens for business, with only minor baggage-handling problems reported.
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Pakistan's government gives the go-ahead to a Dubai firm for a $43bn property development.
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Tens of thousands march through the Argentine capital after a key "Dirty War" trial witness goes missing.
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A gunman kills himself and a teenage girl hostage as US police storm a Colorado school, officials say.
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Almost all state governors are being investigated for corruption, Nigeria's anti-graft agency head says.
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An earthquake near the South Pacific nation of Samoa has triggered a tsunami, a warning centre says.
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Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq is expected to learn his fate at about 1500 BST after his disciplinary hearing at The Oval.
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Georgia demands that Russia hand over a military officer accused of spying, after arresting five others.
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Nepalese Prime Minister, Girija Prasad Koirala, meets top Maoist leader, Prachanda, after talks between the two sides are postponed.
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Nasa's robotic Mars rover Opportunity reaches what researchers hope will prove to be a "dream" location - the 800m-wide Victoria Crater.
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Israel's prime minister says he hopes to meet the Palestinian leader for a summit in the coming days.
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Uganda's army is moving its troops to near rebel assembly zones, breaking a ceasefire agreement, rebels say.
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The US president appeals to the Afghan and Pakistani leaders to put aside their differences to fight terrorism.
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Nick Squires reports from Tonga on a royal family which revels in the unusual but is not very popular.
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Canada's public inquiry into the 1985 Air India bombing hears emotional testimony from rescue workers.
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Inzamam-ul-Haq is cleared of ball-tampering but banned for four one-day internationals for bringing the game into disrepute.
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Beijing denies a BBC report that organs from executed prisoners are being sold for transplant.
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The remains of the mother of Russia's last tsar are buried in St Petersburg, in line with her last wishes.
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The Netherlands is breaking the law by owning a "golden share" in the TNT mail firm, Europe's highest court rules.
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Talks in Berlin between Iran and the EU end without agreement on resolving the Iranian nuclear dispute.
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At least 200 are injured as police and protesters clash in the Bangladesh capital, reports say.
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Zambian voters wait for hours to cast their ballots, as opposition leader Michael Sata praises Zimbabwe's leader.
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South Africa's former Deputy President Jacob Zuma makes a public apology after offending the gay community.
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The New York Stock Exchange's benchmark Dow Jones share index trades above its record closing high.
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The Kenyan authorities deny protecting the businessman alleged to have financed the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
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Cricket captain Inzamam-ul-Haq declares a "victory for Pakistan" after he is cleared of cheating.
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Attacks near the Afghan border with Pakistan triple in some areas despite a peace deal, the US military says.
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The leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq calls for kidnapping of Westerners, according to a web recording.
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Nigeria's vice-president is suspended from his party's ranks for three months over corruption allegations.
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The US cancels military assistance to Thailand in response to last week's military coup.
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Nato is to extend its mission in Afghanistan to cover the whole of the insurgency-hit country.
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Colorado police say the gunman in a fatal high school siege sexually abused some of his girl hostages.
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Venezuela apologises after President Chavez uses an image of Portugal's premier in a poll campaign poster.
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South Korea's foreign minister wins a third informal vote on a new UN secretary general, diplomats say.
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