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Russia's Gazprom says it hopes to keep full gas supplies to Belarus, as a deadline nears for a deal to be made.
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The Taleban agree to face-to-face talks with South Korea to discuss the fate of 21 Korean hostages.
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Typhoon Usagi hits the Japanese island of Kyushu, injuring 18 and forcing thousands to seek shelter.
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A high school student is found guilty of murdering his head teacher in the US state of Wisconsin.
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American Home Mortgage Investment Corp announces plans to close most of its operations.
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Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt is moved to a prison in the western Indian city of Pune to serve his six-year sentence.
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North Korea denounces planned joint military exercises between South Korea and the US as a "provocation".
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Libya signs its first arms deal with a Western country since 2004, buying missiles and radio equipment from France.
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Russia delays its threat to halve gas supplies to Belarus after a first instalment of its debt is paid.
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Almost 1,800 officials confessed to corruption in June, a Chinese Communist Party watchdog says.
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Colombian President Alvaro Uribe offers Farc rebels a temporary safe peace talks zone if they free hostages.
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Japanese carmaker Toyota reports record profits helped by sales of hybrid cars and the weaker yen.
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Pakistan's Supreme Court grants bail to opposition leader Javed Hashmi, who was jailed on charges of sedition.
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The water supply to residents of Turkey's capital Ankara is cut to two days on, two days off as a drought bites.
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India and the US release details of how they intend to share civilian nuclear technology.
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The US Senate approves a bill expanding a children's health insurance plan amid a veto threat by President Bush.
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US rescue divers suspend a search for bodies overnight after the collapse of a bridge into the Mississippi river.
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At least three people are killed when Nigerian gunmen attack two oil boats in the troubled Niger Delta, police say.
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A group of Tibetans are arrested in China after public calls for the Dalai Lama's return, reports say.
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The son of former Ugandan President Idi Amin is jailed in London following the beating to death of a Somali youth.
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Almost 20 million people are displaced as some of the worst floods in years hit parts of South Asia.
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The US orders the freezing of assets of anyone it accuses of undermining the Lebanese government.
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Kenyan Health Minister Charity Ngilu is freed from police custody after a court rules that her arrest was illegal.
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At least 65 people are missing after a boat capsizes in rough seas off the Sierra Leone coast.
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Police in a small Brazilian beach town detain two Cuban boxers who defected at last month's Rio Pan Am Games.
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German shoppers face sharp rises in the cost of milk and butter as producers battle with rising costs and overseas demand.
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US President George Bush invites leading countries to a climate change conference in Washington in September.
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Congolese men in military uniforms attack an oil exploration barge anchored in Lake Albert in Uganda.
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Iran agrees to build an oil refinery and petrochemicals plant in Senegal, the government in Dakar says.
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The first draft of a new EU treaty can now be read in French and English, but what it means for the EU's half a billion people is not yet easy to determine.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates expresses disappointment at the lack of political progress in Iraq.
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US officials order a national bridge review, as First Lady Laura Bush visits the site of the Minnesota bridge collapse.
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Iraq's national football team arrives back in Baghdad to be congratulated on their unexpected Asian Cup victory.
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A US marine is sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murder of an Iraqi civilian during a raid near Baghdad.
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France's president says he is willing to back an inquiry into a controversial arms deal with Libya.
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About 50 Afghan civilians are wounded in an airstrike by US-led forces on Taleban leaders in Helmand.
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Seven Democrat presidential candidates are to attend a political blogging convention in the US city of Chicago.
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US stock markets fall heavily after a volatile week, prompted by uncertainty over the economy.
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