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Russian security officers are among 10 people held over the 2006 murder of reporter Anna Politkovskaya.
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Brazil's high court rules that a former top presidential aide should stand trial over a corruption scandal.
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Police horses in Australia are hit by equine flu, but officials say it will not affect security for the Apec summit.
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Congress seeks a successor to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales who will restore faith in the US justice system.
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China considers a new law enabling scientists to report research failures without harming their careers.
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The flight recorders of an Indonesian airliner that came down on New Year's Day are found.
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Sevilla defender Daniel Alves denies claims he refused to travel with the squad for the Champions League match with AEK Athens.
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Eighteen soldiers held hostage by pro-Taleban militants in a Pakistani tribal region are released, officials say.
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Sierra Leone's president warns he will impose a state of emergency if election violence does not stop.
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The US-led coalition in Afghanistan admits it did not have permission to attack Taleban suspects in Pakistan.
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Kuwait Airways' $3bn order for 19 planes from Aviation Lease and Finance Co fails to get government approval.
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Six Norwegian diplomats are being expelled for "pampering" Eritrea and rebel groups, Ethiopia announces.
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The US military says 33 insurgents have been killed in a joint attack with Iraqi forces north of Baghdad.
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Jamaica's political ombudsman says campaigning for next Monday's poll has been the most peaceful on record.
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Internet giant Yahoo asks a US court to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of complicity in rights abuses in China.
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Fires which have killed at least 63 people continue to devastate Greece, as the EU sends in help.
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Further fuel price protests are staged in Burma, despite the arrest of more than 60 activists by the army.
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Further fuel price protests are staged in Burma, despite the arrest of more than 60 activists by the army.
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The Israeli and Palestinian leaders hold talks in Jerusalem designed to bolster the Palestinian government.
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Ex-Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi comes out in support of his successor Mwai Kibaki's re-election bid.
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Police in the Irish Republic will meet Sikh leaders after a trainee officer was banned from wearing the turban on duty.
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Thailand's insurgency is becoming a brutal conflict where the majority of victims are civilians, a rights group say.
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Spain international Antonio Puerta dies aged 22 after suffering a heart attack in his club side Sevilla's 4-1 win against Getafe.
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An elite Russian military force probes the death of a conscript who was beaten and thrown into a dog kennel.
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A US judge approves the extradition of Panama's ex-leader Manuel Noriega to France when he leaves jail.
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China's ruling Communist Party announces it will hold its National Congress meeting on 15 October.
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The Taleban say they have agreed to free 19 South Korean hostages being held in Afghanistan.
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A Cuban girl is at the centre of a custody case in Florida, evoking echoes of the battle over Elian Gonzales.
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A French magistrate orders the trial of two senior Djibouti officials over the death of a French judge.
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Former Islamist Abdullah Gul is sworn in as Turkey's new president, despite strong secular opposition.
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Iraqi police order hundreds of thousands of Shia pilgrims to leave Karbala after heavy gunfire breaks out.
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Pakistan's army says it has cleared a mosque in Islamabad of militants, finding 73 bodies inside the compound.
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Israeli archaeologists protest about Muslim excavations being dug at Jerusalem's holiest religious shrine.
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Maria Sharapova begins the defence of her US Open title with a swift victory over Roberta Vinci.
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The family of the Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit, captured by Palestinian militants last June, mark his 21st birthday.
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Indian firm Reliance Retail temporarily closes its stores in West Bengal state after a spate of attacks.
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French actress Fanny Ardant is being sued in Italy after calling Red Brigades founder Renato Curcio a "hero".
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The US federal Aviation Authority orders an inspection of the wing slats on newer Boeing 737s.
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Seven Iranians working for the Iranian Electricity Ministry are arrested by US forces in Baghdad.
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The US president warns Iran to stop supporting attacks against US forces in Iraq, in a speech to war veterans.
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Former US astronaut Lisa Nowak will pursue a defence of temporary insanity at her trial next month, her lawyers say.
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A US senator says he was wrong to plead guilty to disorderly conduct after being arrested in a men's toilet.
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A US Army officer is cleared of abuse charges at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison but found guilty of disobeying an order.
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