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Libya, 
France, 
BulgariaThe French president's wife and a top EU official visit Libya to seek the transfer of six medics to Bulgaria.
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United Kingdom, 
RwandaUK Conservative leader David Cameron travels to Rwanda as part of his commitment to tackle global poverty.
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CameroonCameroon's president says he is confident his ruling party will win Sunday's polls, amid opposition claims of fraud.
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IndiaA notorious bandit has been shot dead by police in India after evading them for more than 30 years
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Pakistan, 
United StatesPakistan responds angrily as the US hints it might send forces into Pakistan to strike at Osama Bin Laden.
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Netherlands, 
Singapore, 
ChinaBarclays is close to raising some £10bn from China and Singapore to back its takeover of a Dutch bank.
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United Kingdom, 
BangladeshSix British politicians call for the authorities in Bangladesh to release the former prime minister, Sheikh Hasina.
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VenezuelaVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez vows to expel foreigners who publicly criticise him or his cabinet.
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IndonesiaAt least seven people die and thousands are made homeless after heavy rain in Sulawesi, Indonesia.
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SomaliaAt least 10,000 people flee fresh violence following the start of peace talks in Somalia's capital, the UN says.
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JapanJapan says it will allow UN nuclear inspectors to examine its earthquake-hit Kashiwazaki plant.
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IndiaIndia, chasing 380, are 207-5 at lunch on the final day after England take two early wickets at Lord's.
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Netherlands, Singapore, ChinaChina and Singapore become key investors in Barclays, helping the UK firm raise its offer for ABN Amro.
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Iraq, 
Iran, United StatesIran and the US are to hold fresh talks on the subject of Iraq, only their second one-on-one meeting in decades.
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Russia, United KingdomThe Kremlin attacks the UK's decision to expel four Russian diplomats as "groundless, inappropriate, unjustified".
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PhilippinesProtesters march in Manila as Philippine President Arroyo sets out her agenda for her last three years in office.
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MacedoniaThe unearthing in Macedonia of what is thought to be cognac dating from World War I sparks a treasure hunt.
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ChinaChina indefinitely postpones the release of a report outlining the environmental costs of development.
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ThailandThai police move to arrest key anti-government protesters, after clashes in Bangkok leave dozens injured.
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SudanThe European Union is to draw up plans for a force to go to countries neighbouring Sudan's Darfur region.
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IndiaPolice in India find nearly 30 bags full of babies' body parts in a rubbish tip in eastern Orissa state.
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AfghanistanThe former king of Afghanistan, Zahir Shah, dies after a long illness in Kabul aged 92.
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IsraelTony Blair arrives in Israel for his first major trip to the Middle East in his role as special envoy to the region.
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LibyaLibya wants full diplomatic ties restored with the EU in exchange for freeing six jailed medics, diplomats say.
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United KingdomUp to 350,000 people are losing their water supply in Gloucestershire, and floods continue to swell the Thames.
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South AfricaSouth Africa's tourist minister says crime may put off tourists visiting for the 2010 World Cup.
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Afghanistan, 
North KoreaAnother deadline issued by Taleban rebels threatening to kill a group of Korean hostages passes unmet.
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United StatesThousands of homes in Idaho are evacuated as a wildfire spreads quickly, threatening a US Air Force base.
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United StatesUS President George Bush's top adviser on HIV/Aids warns that the world is losing the battle against the virus.
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RussiaA senior Russian official joins academics alleging the Orthodox Church is undermining secularism.
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AfghanistanAt least 40 Taleban fighters are killed in clashes with troops in southern Afghanistan, officials say.
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India, United KingdomBad light and rain forces a draw in the first Test with England one wicket from victory over India.
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TurkeyTurkey's re-elected leader says he will continue reforms, and vows to respect the country's secular tradition.
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TurkeyThe EU congratulates Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan on his poll victory and urges him to relaunch reforms.
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IraqAt least 16 people have been killed in four car bomb blasts in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, police say.
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Afghanistan, PakistanAt least 35 militants are killed in fighting near Pakistan's northern border with Afghanistan, the army says.
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Portugal, 
SpainThe police in Portugal say they have arrested a man described as Spain's most-wanted bank robber.
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Pakistan, 
Democratic Republic of the CongoHuman Rights Watch criticises a UN inquiry which cleared all but one Pakistani peacekeepers of smuggling.
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France, 
PanamaLawyers for Panama's former military ruler Manuel Noriega seek to block his possible extradition to France.
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