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ArgentinaA Catholic priest is sentenced to life in jail for involvement in murders during Argentina's 1976-83 military rule.
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Israel, 
United KingdomA 60-year-old Palestinian man is to begin a case against the UK government over sales of arms to Israel.
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Tunisia, 
United StatesA US judge blocks the transfer of a detainee at Guantanamo Bay to Tunisia, where he says he would be tortured.
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United StatesWorkers at US car firm Chrysler may go on strike on Wednesday if there is no breakthrough in wage talks.
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IndiaMillions of Indian children are still employed illegally a year after a law banning under-14s from work, researchers say.
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Burma, United StatesBurma's generals need to begin a transition of power, US ambassador to the UN Zalmay Khalilzad says.
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France, 
New Zealand, United KingdomFlanker Serge Betsen is fit to face England as France name the same starting XV who beat New Zealand for Saturday's World Cup semi-final.
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IndiaA UN initiative to fight human trafficking is launched in the Indian capital, Delhi.
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Iran, France, 
RussiaFrench President Nicolas Sarkozy says progress is made at talks with Russia's leader on Iran's nuclear issue.
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United Kingdom, New ZealandA New Zealand rugby player is arrested at Heathrow Airport on suspicion of criminal damage.
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Turkey, United StatesCongress is to debate a bill branding the deaths of 1.5m Ottoman Armenians as genocide, amid Turkish resistance.
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PolandEurope marks its first anti-death penalty day after Poland moves to veto an EU-sponsored event.
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GermanyA German scientist is awarded the 2007 Nobel Prize for chemistry for his studies of processes on solid surfaces.
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AfghanistanTwo people are killed and at least 10 injured in Afghanistan after gunmen open fire in a mosque, officials say.
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LebanonThe first families are allowed back to the Lebanese refugee camp of Nahr al-Bared, following months of fighting.
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NigeriaNigeria is fighting a rare outbreak of a vaccine-derived form of polio, says the UN's World Health Organization.
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SudanMedecins Sans Frontieres staff evacuate from a rebel-held town in Sudan's Darfur region after fighting.
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MalaysiaA US, Russian and Malaysian astronauts are set to blast off from Baikonur to the International Space Station.
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Russia, IranRussia's president says he has no information that Iran is seeking to build a nuclear weapon.
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IraqA growing number of Iraqi provinces are turning away refugees from other parts of Iraq, the UN says.
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Taiwan, 
ChinaTaiwan marks its national day with a military parade, and leader Chen Shui-bian criticises China in a speech.
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South Africa, 
PakistanGraeme Smith hits an unbeaten 75 as South Africa reach 154-2 to lead by 305.
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France, United KingdomEngland coach Brian Ashton names an unchanged team for Saturday's World Cup semi-final against France.
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IndiaThe rupee rises to its highest level against the dollar since 1998 as foreign investment in the Indian economy soars.
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Afghanistan, GermanyA German engineer and four Afghans held by the Taleban since mid-July have been freed, officials say.
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Malaysia, RussiaA Russian spacecraft lifts off, carrying the first Malaysian into space, alongside two other astronauts.
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PakistanVillagers in a Pakistani tribal area bury the dead after days of fighting between troops and pro-Taleban militants.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoAid agencies in eastern DR Congo struggle to help thousands of civilians fleeing heavy fighting.
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PolandPolish police evict a group of rebellious Catholic nuns who have been illegally occupying a convent.
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United StatesStudents return to class in a small Wisconsin town, three days after a US sheriff's deputy killed six young people.
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India, BurmaIndia will sign a deal to invest more than $100m in a port in Burma within a month, officials say.
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ZambiaZambia's president threatens those who oppose plans for a new constitution with treason charges.
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United StatesThousands of workers at US car firm Chrysler start to walk out after a union deadline to settle a pay dispute passes.
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TurkeySeveral people are injured as a police patrol comes under bomb attack in south-east Turkey.
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Sri Lanka, United KingdomAlastair Cook hits 80 to follow a fine England bowling display as the tourists clinch victory in Colombo and a first series win in Sri Lanka.
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TurkeyA policeman has been killed and several people injured by a bomb attack in south-east Turkey.
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RomaniaThe EU has warned Romania it could hold back a quarter of farm aid barring payments reforms.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoFighters loyal to a dissident general withdraw from a Congolese town after heavy fighting, the UN says.
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Armenia, United StatesGeorge Bush urges US lawmakers not to declare the killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks a genocide.
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FranceFloyd Landis will appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to overturn a doping ban imposed after he failed a drugs test in winning the 2006 Tour de France.
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United StatesA 14-year-old student commits suicide after a shooting spree at a school in Ohio, authorities say.
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