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A Moroccan man is sentenced to death for murdering a European Union advisor and his wife in their Rabat home.
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Iran's top nuclear negotiator dismisses threats of force against it, as the UN prepares to make a crucial report.
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Rescue workers recover bodies of 15 children and three men from a school trip boat accident in India.
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A UN envoy says the Philippines army is in "almost total denial" about a wave of extra-judicial killings.
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The UN secretary general calls for up to 11,000 troops to be sent to Chad and the Central African Republic.
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At least 18 people in Indonesia's Papua province are in jail for peaceful protests, a rights group says.
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Indonesia prosecutors seek 20 year jail terms for three men accused of beheading Christian schoolgirls.
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Israeli undercover agents kill a commander of the militant Islamic Jihad group in the northern West Bank.
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Pop star Britney Spears is back in rehab, days after shaving her head, US media reports say.
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A car bomb explodes near a police checkpoint in the Iraqi Shia city of Najaf, killing at least eight people, police say.
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A building collapses in the Turkish city of Istanbul, killing at least two and injuring 26 others.
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Mining giant Anglo American is to return $3bn to shareholders after reporting a 46% rise in annual profits.
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Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe says he will not stand down as president, in an interview marking his 83rd birthday.
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Zimbabwe police ban protests as Robert Mugabe marks his 83rd birthday by vowing to stay on as president.
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India and Pakistan sign an agreement to reduce the risk of accidental nuclear conflict in the region.
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Iran's president says he wants nuclear power as soon as possible, as critics in Iran urge him to accept UN demands.
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Hundreds of former Maoist rebels walk out of a holding camp in Nepal, complaining of poor conditions.
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Iraq's prime minister moves to put an end to disquiet about an alleged rape of a Sunni women by police.
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An Indian businessman is set to complete a deal to buy Scottish whisky firm Whyte and Mackay for £550m.
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Three people are killed and 16 injured in a mine explosion in eastern Sri Lanka, officials say.
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The UN Security Council approves the deployment of an African peacekeeping force to tackle unrest in Somalia.
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Two clowns have been shot dead in the middle of a show in the eastern Colombian town of Cucuta, police say.
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Lebanon's military says it has fired anti-aircraft rounds against Israeli jet fighters violating its airspace.
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Denmark will withdraw its troops from Iraq by August, Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen says.
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US consumer prices increased by more than expected in January, figures show, as medical and food costs rose.
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South Africa's finance minister says the country will spend 15bn rand ($2bn) preparing for the 2010 World Cup.
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Serbian and ethnic Albanian leaders fail to make headway at talks in Vienna on the future status of Kosovo.
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Trade union leaders in Guinea reject a proposal to include opposition members in a broad-based administration.
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The US says it is reviewing the way its wounded soldiers are cared for at hospitals, after critical media reports.
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Mozambique is on the highest level of alert as a cyclone with winds of up to 175km/h approaches.
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A newly-appointed Thai economics chief resigns after protests over his links to the former prime minister.
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Thousands of children in India are denied polio vaccines because of unrest over industrialisation plans, officials say.
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Italy's Romano Prodi calls a special cabinet session after his fragile coalition loses a key foreign policy vote.
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The fire on Japan's ship Nisshin Maru may not have ended its Antarctic whaling operations for this season.
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Tony Blair says he hopes to cut the number of UK troops in Iraq from 7,100 to 5,000 within months.
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Young people ignore militant threats in Indian-administered Kashmir and audition for TV show Indian Idol.
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Pop star Britney Spears has left a rehab centre after just one day for the second time, according to US reports.
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A Royal Marine has been killed by a landmine in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence says.
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The Quartet of Mid-East peace negotiators says the new Palestinian government must recognise Israel.
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The Bolivian government is holding emergency talks over the severe flooding in much of the country.
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A helicopter which crash-landed north near Baghdad was shot down, the military says.
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Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi offers to resign after the loss of a key foreign policy vote in the Senate.
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Washington says it will now push for tougher sanctions against Iran over its nuclear activities.
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