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Brazilian police arrest 19 people in an investigation into alleged money laundering, following raids at 44 sites.
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President Sarkozy of France begins his first official US visit, sealing a rapprochement between the two nations.
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Candidates begin registering for Thailand's first election since PM Thaksin Shinawatra was ousted in a coup.
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Two bodies are found as rescuers search for 16 people missing after a landslide hit a village in Mexico.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy is warmly welcomed in Washington at the start of his first official visit to the US.
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Separation surgery on a two-year-old Indian girl with four arms and legs has been successful, doctors say.
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Human rights groups call on the UK government to prosecute a former Tamil Tiger leader detained in England.
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A man dies from his injuries after being tortured by Egyptian police for three days, officials have said.
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A local court in the Indian state of Bihar gives bail to a politician who has been in jail since last week for an attack on journalists.
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Afghanistan holds three days of mourning after dozens were killed in one of the worst bombings in recent years.
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A probe into Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe's drugs test result is dropped because of a lack of evidence.
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Russia's lower house of parliament votes to suspend Moscow's participation in a key European arms treaty.
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Pakistan's ex-PM Benazir Bhutto meets other opposition leaders to plan how to overturn emergency rule.
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Chile gives back almost 4,000 books to Peru, more than 120 years after they were stolen by Chilean soldiers.
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Israel is expanding dozens of settlements in the West Bank and allowing illegal building, a campaign group says.
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Bhutanese refugees in Nepal face "severe intimidation" ever since plans to resettle them in the West were announced, a US official says.
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China is set to become to the world's largest consumer of energy by 2010, a report claims.
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China is on schedule to launch its own small space station by 2020, a leading space expert claims.
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Morocco's king strongly condemns the visit by Spain's monarch to the disputed Spanish enclaves.
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The death of six US troops this week makes 2007 the US' most deadly year in Iraq since the invasion in 2003.
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Ex-PM Benazir Bhutto urges Pakistanis to oppose the emergency rule declared by President Musharraf.
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Post mortem reports are revealed to justify a claim that Kenyan police carried out execution-style sect killings.
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Four Chadian officials are charged in connection with the attempted removal of children from Chad.
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Four Chadian officials are charged in connection with the attempted removal of children from Chad.
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Georgian police use tear gas and water cannon to dispel opposition demonstrators outside parliament.
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At least 70 people are killed as heavy rainfall causes severe flooding in central provinces of Vietnam
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Nigeria's government says it is suing three cigarette firms for $40bn compensation for promoting underage smoking.
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Georgia's President Saakashvili accuses Russian special forces of stirring up unrest in the capital, Tbilisi.
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Dozens of Sri Lankan soldiers and Tamil rebels are killed or wounded in fighting in the north, the two sides say.
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The Ugandan army says the deputy leader of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), Vincent Otti, may be dead.
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Police in Vietnam arrest a group of youngsters suspected of offering on their website to beat people up.
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A court in Yemen convicts 32 men found guilty of planning attacks on oil and gas installations in 2006.
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A UN proposal for three-way talks involving Aung San Suu Kyi is rejected by Burma's generals, state media says.
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Interpol approves arrest warrants for five Iranians and a Lebanese over a 1994 Argentina bomb attack.
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Arsenal qualify for the knockout stage of the Champions League after drawing against Slavia Prague.
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Eight people die and at least 10 are injured in a shooting at a school in southern Finland, officials say.
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Gubernatorial elections in two states yield mixed results, while in New Jersey voters reject a plan to fund stem cell research.
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Oil prices reach a fresh high above $98 a barrel but fall back on higher-than-expected US crude supply figures.
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The US and French presidents say they will work jointly to convince Iran to give up its nuclear programme.
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US stock markets fall sharply as the dollar weakens further and Morgan Stanley discloses sub-prime related losses.
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