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Spain's foreign minister tries to play down a spat between the king and Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez.
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A group of former pilots and government officials calls on the US to take alleged UFO sightings seriously.
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India and Russia agree to boost ties at the end of Indian PM Manmohan Singh's two-day visit to Russia.
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India's top human rights group asks the federal government to help restore peace in a troubled cluster of villages in eastern West Bengal state.
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Two young Australians set out to become the first kayakers to cross the Tasman Sea to New Zealand.
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Japan's lower house backs a bill to resume a controversial naval mission, setting up a clash with the opposition.
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South Africa are without 11 of their World Cup winning squad for their tour games against Wales and the Barbarians.
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The IMF says it has sufficient funding pledged to provide Liberia with comprehensive debt relief.
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Producers hit by the writers' strike state their case as the industrial action enters its second week.
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Amnesty International says ten Darfuris facing death for the murder of a journalist confessed under torture.
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An Indian system makes it into the top ten of the top 500 list of supercomputers which remains dominated by IBM.
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Some 30,000 birds have died after an oil spill in the strait linking the Black and Azov Seas, a Russian official says.
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UN chief urges dialogue between Burma's leaders and opposition, as rights envoy Pinheiro continues his visit.
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Some 28,000 refugees flee camps in DR Congo after rebels attack nearby army positions, the UN says.
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Turkish helicopters bomb several suspected Kurdish rebel positions in northern Iraq, say Iraqi officials.
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Tourists have been left stranded at Libya's ports and airports after a surprise change to entry requirements.
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Somalia's president urges Mogadishu's residents to help fight insurgents, as the UN warns of more civilians fleeing.
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Two Spanish cartoonists are fined for offending the royal family by depicting Prince Felipe and his wife having sex.
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The Israeli and Palestinian presidents make history by addressing the Turkish parliament for the first time.
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An Indian girl is recovering well after surgery to remove her from her undeveloped twin, doctors say.
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Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto demands that Gen Musharraf resign, amid a stand-off with police.
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Nato should halt all transfers of prisoners to Afghan prisons because of the risk of torture, says Amnesty International.
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India launches a comprehensive data collection exercise for each of its more than half a million villages.
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An Italian court jails the male relatives of a young Pakistani immigrant woman for her murder.
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The cost of the US military effort in Iraq and Afghanistan is almost double the official figure, a US report says.
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Seven Polish soldiers are arrested in connection with the deaths of civilians in Afghanistan, Poland says.
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Yahoo agrees to settle a case brought against it by Chinese dissidents, according to court papers.
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The European Court of Human Rights rules that the Czech government illegally educated Roma children separately.
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Diplomats say Iran has given the UN nuclear agency a document containing atomic weapons parts designs.
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