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More than 1,000 Somali elders are attending a conference in Mogadishu on Sunday, amid tight security.
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Nationwide protests against the government have brought Peru to a near standstill over the last week.
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Republican Jim Gilmore says he will abandon efforts to win his party's nomination for the 2008 US presidential election.
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A tough new anti-terrorism law comes into effect in the Philippines, bringing strong criticism from opponents.
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Militants kill more than 10 troops in north-west Pakistan, police say, the second deadly attack in two days.
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The riders tackle a brutal Alpine stage from Le Grand-Bornand to Tignes.
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Israel is to allow Palestinian chief Nayef Hawatmeh, exiled since 1967, to travel to the West Bank.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai pardons a 14-year-old boy caught on his way to kill a provincial governor.
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Spain's Dani Pedrosa takes victory in the German MotoGP as Valentino Rossi crashes and Casey Stoner only manages fifth.
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A peace forum in the Somali capital has been adjourned to allow delegates time to arrive, organisers say.
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Two men arrested in connection with the failed bomb attacks in London and Glasgow are released.
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The African Union and the United Nations are chairing talks in Libya to seek a blueprint for peace in Darfur.
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Denmark's Michael Rasmussen launches a late solo breakaway to win stage eight of the Tour de France and secure the yellow jersey.
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Spanish police arrest 66 people and seize computers containing 48 million child pornography images.
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UN inspectors start verifying whether North Korea has really shut down its nuclear reactor at Yongbyon.
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Pro-Taleban militants in Pakistan end their truce as three attacks in two days kill more than 60, mostly troops.
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Former Prime Minister Shimon Peres is formally inaugurated as the ninth president of Israel.
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France's foreign minister says he "understands" two Israeli soldiers captured by Hezbollah last year are alive.
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Lebanon's rival political groups reopen dialogue after months of deadlock, France's foreign minister says.
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Hundreds of people attend the burial in Texas of the wife of former US President Lyndon B Johnson.
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South African double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius urges the IAAF to work with him as he chases an Olympic place.
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Forensic tests will be carried out to establish when victims found in a mass grave in Afghanistan died.
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