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Serbia and MontenegroThe UN envoy for Kosovo says independence is the "only viable option" for the territory, still legally part of Serbia.
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United StatesAustralian David Hicks, the first Guantanamo terror suspect to face a new trial system, pleads guilty.
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ChinaThe first Chinese-built MG cars roll off the production line in the eastern city of Nanjing.
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FranceQuebec's nationalists suffer a heavy defeat in polls, as prospects of an independence vote recede.
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United KingdomAn emergency bill is to go through the UK parliament to give effect to Northern Ireland's power-sharing deal.
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PakistanPolice investigating the murder of Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer dismiss reports suspects have been identified.
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North KoreaVideo reunions of families split by the division of the Korean Peninsula resume for the first time in 13 months.
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Israel, United StatesUS Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice calls on Arab nations to reach out in peace to Israel.
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PakistanThe chairman of the state-owned Pakistan International Airlines resigns, in the aftermath of a flight ban on the organisation by the European Union.
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ChileChile's President sacks four ministers, as protests over a new transport system continue to grip the capital.
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IraqTwo suspected leaders of a group responsible for car bomb attacks in Baghdad have been arrested.
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Israel, 
West BankTwo Palestinian militants are killed in a fire fight with Israeli soldiers in the West Bank, Israel's army says.
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ZimbabweZimbabwe's leader Robert Mugabe will attend a special meeting of African leaders this week, state media says.
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Sri LankaSri Lanka's military says eight die in a suicide attack, a day after the Tamil Tiger rebels' first air raid.
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ChinaChina says it plans to spend $13bn in Tibet, building the world's highest airport and a railway extension.
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EgyptControversial changes to Egypt's constitution are approved in a vote boycotted by opposition groups.
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FranceA French court rules state railways do not have to compensate the family of WWII Jewish deportees.
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PakistanPakistan's cricketers are returning home after the murder of coach Bob Woolmer and shock World Cup exit.
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GuineaThe painful Guinea worm disease could be eradicated in less than two years, experts say.
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BurmaForeign journalists are allowed into Burma for an Armed Forces Day parade and to see the new capital, Naypyidaw.
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RussiaA Russian court orders a retrial of a head teacher accused of using pirated Microsoft software.
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Russia, 
LatviaThe border between Latvia and Russia is formalised for the first time since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Iran, United StatesThe US denies major war games by two carrier groups in the Gulf region are sabre-rattling aimed at Iran.
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United StatesSurgery shows US presidential spokesman Tony Snow's cancer has returned, the White House says.
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Iran, United KingdomEfforts to free 15 Britons will enter a new phase if diplomatic moves fail, Tony Blair warns Iran.
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BangladeshBangladesh's army chief attacks corrupt politicians, saying they have offered nothing but division.
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GermanyThe languages of the EU's Berlin Declaration may be subtly nuanced, academics suggest.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoUp to 600 people may have been killed in last week's clashes in DR Congo's capital, Kinshasa, EU diplomats say.
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Philippines, 
Malaysia, United StatesThe US offers a $5m reward for the capture of a Malaysian terror suspect wanted for bomb attacks in the Philippines.
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Afghanistan, PakistanGunmen kill four Pakistani secret agents in a tribal region near Afghanistan, officials say.
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Iran, United KingdomThe UK government is trying to "discreetly talk" to Iran about the seizure of 15 navy personnel, UK officials say.
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United KingdomA service to mark 200 years since the abolition of the slave trade is interrupted by an African protester.
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United StatesAn aide to US Senator Jim Webb is arrested for carrying a loaded gun and ammunition into a US Senate building.
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Afghanistan, 
ItalyRomano Prodi's Italian government wins a vote in the Senate to keep Italy's troops in Afghanistan.
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Gaza StripAt least five people die as a sewage treatment pool collapses and floods a village in the Gaza Strip.
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IndiaOfficials investigate the case of a Bihar man who says he has spent nearly 30 years working off a loan of rice.
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PortugalReal Madrid's president declares he wants to sign Cristiano Ronaldo, who insists he is keen to stay at Man Utd.
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IraqInsurgents blow up two trucks in the northern Iraqi town of Talafar, killing 50 people and injuring 125, police say.
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United StatesFormer US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld cannot be sued over prisoner abuse, a US court rules.
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AustraliaCane toads are likely to double their range in Australia, scientists say, with damaging impacts on wildlife.
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Dominican Republic, 
DominicaHeavy flooding in Haiti and the Dominican Republic leaves at least 11 people dead, with thousands evacuated.
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