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Kofi Annan is to meet Iran's president and supreme leader for talks likely to cover Iran's nuclear programme.
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The handover of control of Iraqi armed forces from the US-led coalition to the defence ministry is postponed again.
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Ex-Iranian President Mohammad Khatami savages US foreign policy at a gathering of Muslims in Chicago.
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Al-Qaeda's number two in Iraq - said to be behind the bombing of a Shia shrine - has been arrested, officials say.
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A new film in which Dame Helen Mirren portrays the British Queen is premiered at the Venice festival.
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Iran and Japanese firm Inpex say they are close to finalising a joint project to develop a large new Iranian oil field.
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A board of inquiry is set up to find out why a British plane crashed in Afghanistan, killing 14 UK troops.
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Spain thrash Greece 70-47 to win their first World Basketball Championship crown.
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France's Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy steps up his bid for the presidency with a speech to young activists.
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The UN chief ends a trip to Iran with little apparent progress over its controversial nuclear programme.
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South Africa investigates reports that 137 female delegates to an Aids forum in Canada are seeking asylum.
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More than 1,000 illegal immigrants from Africa land in Spain's Canary Islands so far this weekend.
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Qatar Airways says it will resume direct flights to Beirut on Monday despite a blockade by Israel.
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Brazil overpower rivals Argentina in the friendly at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium.
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Breakaway South Ossetia says it has shot down a Georgian military helicopter.
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Andre Agassi's 20-year career ends in defeat to Benjamin Becker at the US Open on Sunday.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who is disputing the outcome of Mexico's elections, tells supporters to fight on.
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A US army investigator recommends that four soldiers accused of murder in an Iraqi raid face the death penalty.
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Four Canadian soldiers are killed in a Nato drive in Afghanistan that leaves 200 Taleban dead.
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