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British forces transfer control of Basra province to the Iraqi authorities, four-and-a-half years after the invasion.
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Al-Qaeda's deputy leader says the UK handover of security in Basra shows Iraqi insurgents are gaining strength.
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A Canadian nuclear reactor supplying medical isotopes worldwide restarts, after safety concerns shut it down.
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Police search for nearly 300 people, including 100 Maoist rebels, who escaped from a prison in central India.
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A controversial rail link has led to record numbers of tourists visiting Tibet, Chinese state media reports.
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At least six people die in a bomb explosion in India 's north-eastern state of Manipur, police say
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Five people are killed by a bomb mounted on a motorcycle in western Afghanistan, reports say.
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S Korea's parliament votes for an independent inquiry into fraud claims involving the presidential frontrunner.
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The alleged leader of militant group Jemaah Islamiah goes on trial in Indonesia, accused of plotting attacks.
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Nine soldiers are killed in a suicide bomb attack in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province, the military says.
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Indian diplomatic officials meet US university after the killing of two Indian students.
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Saudi King Abdullah pardons a rape victim sentenced to jail and 200 lashes for being alone with a man, reports say.
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Air France-KLM reveals that its offer for the Italian airline Alitalia is to be structured as a share swap.
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A diplomat in Yemen says he believes 180 African migrants have drowned in recent days trying to get to Yemen.
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Zimbabwe's government is to amend tough security and media laws, in response to opposition demands.
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Negotiations are underway to free a French journalist, Gwen Le Gouil, abducted in northern Somalia on Sunday.
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The brother of a senior leader of India's main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party is found guilty of killing him.
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Monks protesting at the Vietnam embassy in Phnom Penh are involved in violent clashes with police.
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The presidential election in Lebanon is postponed for a ninth time, despite more efforts to resolve the crisis.
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Kyrgyzstan's ruling Ak Zhol party wins the election in a poll criticised as unfair by international monitors.
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A deadly winter storm wreaks chaos across eastern Canada and north-eastern areas of the United States.
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The US denies it gave permission for Turkish aircraft to carry out strikes against the PKK in northern Iraq.
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The leaders of Bolivia, Brazil and Chile agree to build a road from coast to coast across South America.
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Belgium's caretaker prime minister has accepted a request from King Albert to form an interim government.
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The US current account deficit falls in the third quarter to the lowest level in two years as US exports surge.
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A German man missing in north-west Afghanistan has been kidnapped, Afghan police say.
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The EU urges Ankara to exercise restraint and respect Iraq's territorial integrity after jets bomb Kurdish areas.
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Vladimir Putin says he will serve as Russian PM under Dmitry Medvedev, the ruling party's presidential candidate.
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Police in Pakistan say two police guards have been charged with helping Briton Rashid Rauf escape custody.
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Malaysian authorities drop attempted murder charges against 31 ethnic Indians arrested at a rally.
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Tanzania's Albino Society says the government is not protecting albinos, after four killings in three months.
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An Indian-born couple are found guilty of forced labour for keeping two Indonesian women as slaves.
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A truck laden with explosives blows up near an Iraqi dam that US engineers had said was at risk of collapse.
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China's economy, the world's second largest, is not as big as was thought, a report by the World Bank claims.
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Russia delivers its first shipment of nuclear fuel to Iran's Bushehr plant, officials from both countries say.
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A Nigerian state official confirms that at least seven people have been executed, despite earlier denials.
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A foreign aid package for the Palestinians will total at least $7bn, France's foreign minister says at talks in Paris.
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The US says Iran has no need to enrich its own uranium now that Russia has begun delivering nuclear fuel.
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South Africa's ruling party picks bitter rivals Thabo Mbeki and Jacob Zuma to contest the leadership.
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AC Milan and Brazil star Kaka beats Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi to the title of Fifa world player of the year.
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A Romanian woman is jailed for killing an Italian woman with an umbrella in a case that pressured bilateral ties.
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