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Israeli troops detain a Palestinian parliamentarian linked to Fatah, and overnight raids kill two militants in Gaza.
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Troops are deployed in India's Rajasthan state after 14 people are killed in clashes over government job quotas.
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G8 foreign ministers meet in Germany to discuss issues including climate change before next week's summit.
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Australia make five changes to their side for Saturday's second Test against Wales.
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Malaysia's highest court rejects a Muslim convert's appeal to be legally recognised as a Christian.
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Thousands of refugees living in Nepal and trying to return to Bhutan face police fire as they cross into India.
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Security is tight in Thailand ahead of a court ruling that could see the two main political parties disbanded.
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Indonesian troops murdered five Western journalists during the invasion of East Timor in 1975, an Australian inquiry hears.
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Britain will do all it can to help free five UK citizens kidnapped in Baghdad, Prime Minister Tony Blair says.
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A New Zealand woman on an oxygen machine died after her electricity was cut over an unpaid bill, relatives say.
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Tension rises amid speculation Turkey may launch an incursion into Iraq to tackle Kurdish rebels.
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A wild golden eagle chick is hatched in Ireland for the first time in nearly a century.
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Nepal sends troops to a remote region after snow traps hundreds of people searching for a rare fungus.
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Veteran Israeli politician Shimon Peres formally announces he will stand in June's presidential election.
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Hundreds of mourners attend the funeral of Japan's scandal-hit agriculture minister, following his suicide.
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Indonesia is angered over an Australian inquiry into the deaths of journalists during the invasion of East Timor.
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A newborn baby dumped into a South African toilet is saved after a night in the pit teeming with maggots.
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Four former Nigerian governors accused of corruption disappear, after their terms of office expired on Tuesday.
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Doctors confirm claims of the prime minister of Kyrgyzstan that he was poisoned this month.
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Indonesian marines shoot dead at least three villagers in clashes over a land dispute in Java, witnesses say.
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Portugal experiences disruption to public services as its largest union federation calls a general strike.
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UN adviser Jeffrey Sachs condemns the US decision to impose fresh sanctions on Sudan over Darfur.
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Wales captain Ryan Giggs announces his retirement from international football.
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An Iranian official says that Iran-US talks on Iraq cannot be separated from the dispute over Iran's nuclear program.
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An Iranian intelligence official warns Iranian academics to be careful what they say when at conferences abroad.
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US and Iraqi troops raid Baghdad's Sadr City suburb, close to where five Britons were kidnapped.
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A study ranks Norway as the most peaceful country and Iraq as the least in a survey of 121 countries.
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Twenty people allegedly linked to fighting around a refugee camp in Lebanon are charged with terrorism.
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President Bush chooses former top US diplomat Robert Zoellick to replace Paul Wolfowitz at the World Bank.
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Turkey's top court asks prosecutors to consider charging PM Erdogan over critical comments.
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India health officials are alarmed by growing HIV/Aids infection rates in two key northern states.
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Ethiopian troops kill five civilians after a mine attack on their convoy in central Somalia, witnesses say.
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China's main share index falls sharply after Beijing's decision to triple the tax on stock transactions.
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A top aide of radical Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr says the Mehdi Army did not abduct five Britons in Baghdad.
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A US civil liberties group sues a Beoing subsidiary for allegedly helping the CIA fly terror suspects overseas.
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Thailand's ousted PM Thaksin Shinawatra is banned from politics for five years after his party is found guilty of fraud.
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Tony Blair dismisses critics of his week-long Africa tour as "cynics", while pointing to progress in Sierra Leone.
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Spain launches legal action against US marine explorers over a wreck they have found laden with treasure.
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President George Bush has asked the US Congress to set aside $30bn for the global fight against HIV/Aids.
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World number one Roger Federer reaches the French Open third round after beating wildcard Thierry Ascione 6-1 6-2 7-6 (10-8).
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The UN votes in favour of setting up a court to try the suspected killers of ex-Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri.
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Man Utd agree "in principle" deals to sign FC Porto's Anderson and Sporting Lisbon's Nani.
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US health officials begin a worldwide search to find people who may have come into contact with a TB carrier.
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University students in Indian-administered Kashmir start a hunger strike to try to save endangered chinar trees.
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The head of a US marines battalion accused of killing Iraqi civilians in Haditha appears before a military court.
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Four US oil workers kidnapped by armed gunmen in Nigeria's volatile Niger Delta are freed after weeks in captivity.
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A Nato Chinook military helicopter crashes in southern Afghanistan killing seven crew and two passengers.
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