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Iran, 
United StatesThe US says Iran is further isolating itself after Tehran says it can produce nuclear fuel on an industrial scale.
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United KingdomThe defence secretary is accused of acting too late after the MoD imposes a ban on personnel selling stories.
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ChinaOne person dies and 200 are taken ill after eating porridge suspected of containing rat poison in China.
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South Korea, ChinaChina's Premier Wen Jiabao is holding talks in Seoul, centred on free trade and N Korea's nuclear programme.
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United States, ChinaChina criticises US plans to file a complaint with the WTO over copyright piracy and counterfeiting of US goods.
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Sri LankaAt least 17 people are killed after a passenger bus collides into a truck carrying beer bottles in Sri Lanka.
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ColombiaA powerful car bomb explodes in front of police headquarters in Colombia's south-west city of Cali.
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East TimorEarly results in East Timor's presidential election give a slight lead to PM Ramos-Horta, but a run-off is likely.
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SomaliaMore than 1,000 people have been killed in recent clashes in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, clan elders say.
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Ethiopia, SomaliaEthiopia admits it has detained 41 foreign "terror suspects" who were captured in neighbouring Somalia.
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PakistanPakistan's tourism minister dismisses a fatwa issued against her by an unofficial Islamic court in Islamabad.
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Afghanistan, 
AustraliaAustralia's PM announces plans to nearly double troop numbers in Afghanistan, to help fight the Taleban.
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Chad, 
SudanChadian troops crossed into Sudan and attacked the army, Sudan says, in what would be their first direct battle.
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North KoreaA claim by South Korean scientists to have created the first cloned wolves is being investigated by officials at the team's university.
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Iraq, United StatesA suicide bomber reported to be female kills at least 14 in an attack on an Iraqi police station.
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IsraelThe Israeli PM is questioned by police over inquiries into a top aide's possible involvement in corruption.
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South AfricaSouth Africa's policy of black economic empowerment needs to be reviewed, finance minister Trevor Manuel says.
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United StatesThirteen detainees on hunger strike in Guantanamo are being force-fed through their noses, the US navy says.
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PortugalThe Portuguese president ratifies a new law allowing abortion up until the 10th week of pregnancy.
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Afghanistan, 
ItalyThe Italian prime minister is accused of endangering the lives of journalists in Afghanistan.
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IranRussia says it has no proof Iran has made the advances needed to produce nuclear fuel on an industrial scale.
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NepalThe UN in Nepal says it has begun overseeing the storing of weapons held by the army, a key part of peace moves.
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United KingdomA UK woman left infertile after cancer therapy loses her fight to use frozen embryos fertilised by an ex-partner.
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South Africa, SudanSouth African President Thabo Mbeki arrives in Sudan to push a UN peacekeeping deal over Darfur.
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SudanChad says its troops did cross into Sudan and clash with the army, in the two rivals' first direct battle.
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EgyptLocks of hair from the Pharaoh Ramses the Second go on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
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EgyptLocks of hair from the Pharaoh Ramses the Second go on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoThe Democratic Republic of Congo's wanted opposition leader is allowed to go abroad for medical treatment.
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Iran, United KingdomThe Iranian military says it will release a film documenting the saga of the UK sailors held in Iran.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina, 
Serbia and MontenegroA court in Serbia sentences four paramilitaries filmed killing Bosnian Muslims during the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
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TurkeyA Turkish plane is hijacked on an internal flight, but a man surrenders after it lands in Ankara, Turkish media say.
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UkraineUkrainian judges deciding a key case pitting the president against the PM decry political pressure and threaten to quit.
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MacauMacau unblocks frozen funds that have proved a stumbling block to a nuclear deal with North Korea.
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United StatesThe US Congress approves $60m in funds for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's security staff.
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GreeceHuman error almost certainly contributed to the sinking of a cruise ship in Greece, says a minister says.
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ItalyA bishop is given a police guard as threats follow his criticism of Italy's plans for new rights for unmarried couples.
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South Africa, 
GrenadaWest Indies are on the verge of World Cup exit following a 67-run defeat against South Africa in Grenada.
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