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Iraq's president says the Mehdi Army Shia militia has stopped activities on orders from leader Moqtada Sadr.
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Australian Ian Thorpe vows to clear his name against allegations made against him in a newspaper.
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New pension laws coming into effect in Japan could lead to an explosion in divorces, experts are warning.
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Seven Afghan police are killed in an ambush by suspected Taleban militants, a police official says.
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A leadership power struggle in Ukraine brings thousands of rival demonstrators out on to the streets of Kiev.
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Arab settlers in the mostly Kurdish city of Kirkuk in northern Iraq are given incentives to return to their original homes.
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Maoist ex-rebels are sworn in as ministers in Nepal's interim government in a major step for the peace process.
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An oil worker from Perthshire is still missing after being kidnapped in Nigeria, the Foreign Office has said.
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The pilots of an Indonesian jet were arguing before it crashed, killing 21 people, a senior investigator says.
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The US leader condemns Iran's "inexcusable behaviour" after its capture of 15 British sailors.
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A cathedral memorial service takes place in the Pakistani city of Lahore for murdered cricket coach Bob Woolmer.
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Mortar rounds hit central Mogadishu as Ethiopian troops and rebels clash in Somalia's capital.
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The remains of Georgia's first President, Zviad Gamsakhurdia, are reburied 14 years after his violent death.
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A British resident is released from US detention camp Guantanamo Bay after being held for almost five years.
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Four children are killed in a suicide bomb attack on an army convoy in eastern Afghanistan, police say.
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South Korea and the US are continuing last-gasp efforts to agree a final round of free trade talks.
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Britain expresses "regret" over deaths on both sides in the Falklands war, 25 years after the Argentine invasion.
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Hosts West Indies are thrashed by Sri Lanka as their World Cup ambitions suffer a major blow.
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US Senator Hillary Clinton raises a record $26m for her presidential bid in the first quarter of 2007, aides say.
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Iraqi civilian deaths rose by 13% in March according to government figures, despite a security crackdown.
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Iranian state television airs new footage of two of the 15 Royal Navy personnel captured nine days ago.
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