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US scientists say they have found a new source of stem cells that could repair damaged human organs.
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Eight ministers are sworn in to work under Fiji's interim leader, a month after he took power in a coup.
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Violence continues in Bangladesh on the second day of a transport blockade in support of electoral reform.
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The newly-empowered Democrats warn President Bush he will have to justify plans to boost troops in Iraq.
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Four more helicopters are due to join the hunt for an Indonesian airliner which went missing a week ago.
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Legendary Aussie spinner Shane Warne says he would consider any offer of a coaching job from England.
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South Korea's President Roh proposed renaming waters contested with Japan as the "Sea of Peace", officials say.
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Man Utd's on-loan striker Henrik Larsson is told by his Swedish club he can stay at Old Trafford until the end of the season.
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US scientists say they have discovered a source of stem cells which does not involve the use of human embryos.
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At least nine people are killed in an ambush on a bus carrying workers from Baghdad to the airport.
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China says it has protested to the US at plans to allow Taiwan's president to stop over en route to Nicaragua.
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Another seven Hindi-speaking migrants are killed and two others die in a fourth day of attacks in north-east India.
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South African businessman Tokyo Sexwale is readying himself to run for the ANC leadership, a paper says.
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Indonesian ships hunting for a missing airliner detect large metal objects on the seabed, a naval commander says.
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Kazakh Prime Minister Daniyal Akhmetov resigns ,with no official word on why, according to the government.
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The US stun gun maker Taser launches a "consumer friendly" version of its controversial weapon.
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Fourteen survivors of an Indonesian ferry sinking are rescued after nine days at sea in a life raft.
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Senior US politician Bill Richardson holds talks with Sudan's president over war-torn Darfur.
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Shooting and arson attacks shake Ramallah in the West Bank as Israeli troops seize 21 Palestinian in raids.
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UN monitors begin the process of putting weapons held by Nepal's Maoist rebels beyond use.
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Lorries laden with tangerines block a major Georgia-Russia border crossing on the fourth day of a protest.
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Somalia's interim president flies into Mogadishu amid tight security, for his first visit since Islamists fled.
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French far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen says he can win the country's presidential election in April.
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The trial of a former Rwandan official accused of genocide in 1994 begins at the UN tribunal in Tanzania.
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Charges against the executed Saddam Hussein are dropped as the genocide trial of six co-defendants resumes.
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Police in China kill 18 people in a raid on an alleged Islamic militant camp in the western region of Xinjiang.
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A Supreme Court judge in Pakistan orders the government to speed up efforts to find missing people.
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Kenya says it will not take back an athlete who defected to Bahrain and was then stripped of his new citizenship.
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Two journalists accused of defaming Islam and damaging public morality give evidence in Morocco.
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Austria's main centre-left and conservative parties agree to form a "grand coalition" government.
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Russia cuts oil supplies to Poland, Germany and Ukraine as a Moscow-Belarus trade row escalates.
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US President George Bush is to name current US Ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay Khalilzad as his new UN envoy.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reasserts Iran's right to nuclear energy, and scotches ill health rumours.
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A German court jails Moroccan Mounir al-Motassadek for 15 years for aiding the 9/11 attacks on the US.
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European Union and US leaders agree to seek fresh ways of resolving differences over global trade talks.
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Police in the US port of Miami carry out a controlled explosion in the second bomb scare in as many days.
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Communities in south-east Brazil declare an emergency as heavy rains trigger landslides, killing dozens.
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A Pakistani man convicted of plotting to bomb a New York subway station receives a 30-year jail sentence.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert visits China on an official visit to the country where his parents fled to in the early 1900s.
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