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MPs vote to renew the UK's nuclear submarine system Trident, despite a Labour rebellion.
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The French Resistance hero, Lucie Aubrac, has died in Paris at the age of 94, her family says.
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Two Italian oil workers seized in Nigeria three months ago are freed, but militants threaten more attacks.
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Film star Angelina Jolie adopts a three-year-old boy - her fourth child - from an orphanage in Vietnam.
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A former Bangladeshi army officer wanted over the military coup in the country in 1975 is held in the US.
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The US ends a Macau banking inquiry, paving the way for N Korea to access frozen funds, one of its key demands.
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China says it "deeply regrets" the US Treasury's decision to censure a Macau-based bank linked to North Korea.
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Global markets show some recovery signs, after a global sell-off sparked by concerns about the US economy.
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Maoist rebels attack a security post in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh, killing 50 police officers.
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Australia is to send a group of 83 Sri Lankan asylum seekers to the tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru.
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Police and soldiers are on patrol in a central China town after violent protests involving up to 20,000 people.
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Russia's President Putin signs a deal in Athens to build a Balkan oil pipeline with Bulgaria and Greece.
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Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina denies she is off for good as she flies to the US.
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Brazilian police investigate the disappearance of $2.6m from a plane that crashed in the north-east.
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Former Iraqi Vice-President Taha Yassin Ramadan loses his appeal against a death sentence for the Dujail killings.
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A US federal court rules that a California woman who takes cannabis for medical use still risks prosecution.
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Jordan's military court hands death sentences to four militants for attacking Jordanian lorry drivers in Iraq.
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The alleged 9/11 mastermind admits to 30 other terror plots in a closed-door hearing at Guantanamo, the US says.
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US oil giant Exxon Mobil mulls its future in Venezuela as the country's president drives through nationalisation plans.
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Zimbabwe tie with Ireland in an incredible match in Jamaica.
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A French man suspected of plotting terror attacks in Australia is found guilty of links to terrorist groups.
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Interpol plans to seek the arrest of six Iranian ex-officials in connection with a 1994 bomb in Argentina.
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Nigeria's electoral body omits Vice-President Atiku Abubakar from its official list of presidential candidates.
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A night vigil is held in Addis Ababa for nine Ethiopians still being held after the release of five foreigners.
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Zimbabwe's President Mugabe says critics of his rule can "go hang", in response to accusations of beatings.
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The French president is reportedly to be questioned by a judge probing a corruption case once he leaves office.
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Key al-Qaeda suspect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed says he killed US journalist Daniel Pearl, the Pentagon says.
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Kenya's authorities set fire to 8,000 guns recovered during operations to stem the flow of illegal weapons.
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France inaugurates its fastest rail link to date where trains will travel at 320km/h (200mph).
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Indian police take on farmers again in West Bengal state as the death toll from violence on Wednesday rises to 14.
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Poland introduces a law to expose public servants who informed for the communist-era secret police.
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Nepal's government cuts King Gyanendra's staff by at least half, in the latest measure curbing his power.
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A verdict is due in the trial of Japanese tycoon Takafumi Horie, accused of fraud at the Livedoor internet firm.
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A Budapest protest against Hungary's Socialist government turns violent after a nationalist leader's arrest.
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UN diplomats say they have agreed a package of new sanctions against Iran over its nuclear programme.
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A bomb blast kills four US soldiers in Baghdad, while around the country at least 12 Iraqis die in other violence.
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Police in Morocco arrest 18 people in connection with Sunday's suicide bomb attack in Casablanca.
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