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PakistanPolice investigating the murder of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer appeal for witnesses.
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Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), 
Argentina, 
United KingdomArgentina scraps a deal with the UK to share any oil found off the Falkland Islands.
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AustraliaTerry Hicks, father of the first Guantanamo detainee to plead guilty, says he did it to go back to Australia.
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AfghanistanAt least four bystanders are killed in a suicide bomb attack in the Afghan capital Kabul.
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Zimbabwe, 
TanzaniaSouthern African leaders are gathering in Tanzania to discuss Zimbabwe's political and economic crisis.
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IndonesiaIndonesian health officials confirm three more people have died from bird flu, raising the toll to 69.
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Iraq, 
United StatesThe US Senate backs a March 2008 deadline for troop withdrawals from Iraq, in a blow to President Bush.
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Israel, 
West BankIsraeli riot police move in to remove Jewish protesters occupying a ruined settlement in the West Bank.
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IraqIraqi gunmen kill dozens in a north-western town, in what officials have described as a revenge attack.
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AfghanistanA suicide bomber and four others are killed near a busy market in the Afghan capital, Kabul, officials say.
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United StatesFlorida authorities are ordered to pay $2.4m to the family of a boy who died after being beaten at a boot camp.
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New ZealandInjury-hit New Zealand play their first Super 8 game against the West Indies on Thursday.
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GermanyYoung girls in Germany are to be vaccinated against the virus that causes cervical cancer.
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SpainThe European Commission takes legal moves against Spain for interfering in E.On's bid for Spanish utility Endesa.
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Sri LankaSri Lankan troops drive Tamil Tiger rebels from a major base in the east of the island, the army says.
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Portugal, 
Democratic Republic of the CongoDR Congo opposition leader Jean-Pierre Bemba plans to go to Portugal for medical treatment, a diplomat says.
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North KoreaNorth Korea has made a rare admission that it needs outside help to tackle its food crisis, aid officials say.
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FrancePolice in the French capital arrest up to 13 people after dozens of youths riot in a major train station.
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PakistanDozens of female Islamic students kidnap an alleged brothel owner in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad.
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PhilippinesYoung children held at gunpoint on their bus in the Philippine capital are released after nearly 10 hours.
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Afghanistan, PakistanHundreds of heavily-armed militants attack security forces in a town in north-west Pakistan, officials say.
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Iran, United KingdomThe UK produces satellite data which it says proves 15 personnel were in Iraqi waters when seized by Iran.
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Israel, 
LebanonIsraeli PM's office criticises a court order that an inquiry into the Lebanon war should publish testimony by officials.
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Saudi ArabiaArab leaders meeting in Riyadh urge Israel to accept an Arab peace plan for the Middle East first proposed in 2002.
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NigeriaA tanker explosion in Nigeria kills more than 98 people who were trying to scoop fuel from the scene of a crash.
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Gaza StripThe UN warns of another cesspool collapse in the Gaza Strip, a day after a sewage flood killed at least five people.
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United Kingdom, 
JapanThe father of a British woman found dead in Japan in a bath full of sand says he will not rest until her killer is caught.
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SudanThe Sudanese government promises to ease restrictions on aid workers in its war-torn region of Darfur.
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United StatesThe United States has lost its status as the world's engine of technology innovation, the World Economic Forum says.
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FranceThe leading candidates in the French presidential election make an issue of rioting at a major Paris train station.
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AustraliaBrad Hogg and Glenn McGrath take three wickets each as Australia beat West Indies.
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PakistanSeveral of Pakistan's cricketers avoid the media at Lahore airport on their return from a traumatic World Cup.
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IraqAt least 70 Sunnis are shot dead in a north Iraqi town, in apparent reprisal for bombings in a Shia area, officials say.
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ChinaChina may stop building a giant dragon planned as a tourist attraction over environmental concerns.
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ZimbabweZimbabwe's police launch a new opposition crackdown as President Mugabe arrives for a summit in Tanzania.
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Iraq, United StatesUS President George W Bush renews a vow to veto any bill linking funding for troops in Iraq to a deadline to leave.
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United StatesUS stocks tumble after Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says economic uncertainty has risen.
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Italy, United KingdomA double from Italy striker Luca Toni sinks Scotland in the Euro 2008 qualifying match.
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ColombiaColombia investigates reports that dozens of children have died from malnutrition in Choco province.
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South Africa, Sri LankaLasith Malinga takes four wickets in four balls but Sri Lanka lose by one wicket to South Africa.
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ChilePilots on a Chilean passenger jet report flaming debris falling past their plane as it approached Auckland airport.
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United StatesThe US Marines ban the wearing of large tattoos, saying they do not represent "traditional values".
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Iran, United Kingdom15 Royal Navy personnel are shown on Iranian TV, with a female sailor saying "we trespassed" in Iran's waters.
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GuineaGuinea's president names a new government, following a period of violent unrest earlier this year.
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