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Islamist radicals barricaded in a Palestinian refugee camp shell Lebanese troops, reports say.
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Spain's main government and opposition parties are virtually tied in regional and municipal elections.
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Israeli aircraft strike Hamas targets in Gaza, the military says, hours after the PM vows to continue a crackdown.
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A religious sect in the India's Punjab state apologises after its leader dressed up as a revered Sikh figure.
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The tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan stages a second mock election as it takes steps to end 100 years of monarchy.
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Chinese shares continue their breakneck surge, pushing the main stock index past the 4,000 mark for the first time.
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A gay pub in the Australian city of Melbourne wins the right to ban heterosexuals.
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Thousands march to mark the demise of an opposition TV station in Venezuela, as the channel ends broadcasts.
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Spanish police arrest 14 suspected Islamists allegedly involved in recruiting jihadi volunteers.
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The streets of Lagos are empty as a strike begins to protest at the inauguration of a new Nigerian president.
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More than 20% of Chinese toys and baby clothes are sub-standard, the country's consumer watchdog says.
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A Pakistani court sends a couple to jail for perjury after ruling that theirs is an illegal, same-sex marriage.
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A Malaysian firm signs up partners to its ambitious plan for an oil pipeline bypassing the crowded Malacca Strait.
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Zimbabwe starts a huge recruitment drive ahead of elections due next year, a senior police officer says.
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Afghan police shoot dead at least seven supporters of notorious Uzbek leader General Dostum, reports say.
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A car bomb explodes in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, killing at least 20 people and wounding dozens more.
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Gay activists and Western mayors express shock at anti-homosexual violence in Moscow.
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Formula One's governing body will investigate McLaren for a possible breach of the rules in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
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Venus Williams needs all her experience to overcome French teenager Alize Cornet in the first round of the French Open.
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Uganda's ex-Health Minister Jim Muhwezi is charged with embezzlement over a children's vaccines fund.
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Japan's agriculture minister is found hanged, hours before he was to face questions over a political scandal.
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The UK formally asks Russia to hand over an ex-KGB agent wanted over the Litvinenko murder in London.
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A blast near the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, leaves six people dead - the government blames the Tamil Tigers.
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Kazakhstan sends a team of prosecutors to Vienna to try and arrest the son-in-law of the Kazakh president.
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The US calls on Iran to stop arming militants in Iraq following their first direct talks for almost 30 years.
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Some 29 people are killed by suspected Rwandan rebels in eastern DR Congo, aid workers say.
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Former New Zealand captain Zinzan Brooke is in a serious condition after suffering head injuries in a fall.
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Three leading politicians in Bangladesh's two main parties are arrested in a continuing anti-corruption drive.
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Roger Federer's progress to the French Open second round is halted by rain as the weather decimates the schedule again.
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At least six people reportedly die in Ethiopia's Somali region after two grenades were thrown at a crowd.
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Amir Peretz loses the Labour Party leadership, putting the future of the Israeli government coalition in doubt.
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