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Saudi Arabia, 
United Kingdom, 
United StatesThe Home Office confirms it has been asked to give legal assistance to the US investigation of BAE's past arms deals with Saudi Arabia.
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ZimbabweZimbabwe's leader Robert Mugabe plans to attend a summit despite Gordon Brown's boycott threat.
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ChinaChina installs a new bishop of Beijing, the first in over 50 years to have tacit approval from the Vatican.
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Indonesia, 
SingaporeSingapore's High Court clears Deutsche Bank of conspiracy over the sale of shares in an Indonesian coal mine.
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PakistanAt least 22 people die after drinking illegally brewed alcohol in the Pakistani city of Karachi, police say.
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SwitzerlandSwitzerland becomes the first country to join a global scheme to recover cash looted by corrupt leaders.
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United StatesThousands of civil rights protesters march through Jena, Louisiana, a US town at the centre of a race row.
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United KingdomThe UK must ensure its plutonium stockpile - enough for 17,000 bombs - stays in safe hands, a report warns.
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IndiaA court in India state rules that 18 policemen suspected of playing a part in a huge recruitment scam cannot be arrested.
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LiberiaThe UN extends the mandate of peacekeepers in Liberia, but votes to reduce the force in size.
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BurmaLeaders of protests by monks in Burma say they will continue until the military government collapses.
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Iraq, United StatesThe US Senate condemns a newspaper advertisement attacking the country's top commander in Iraq.
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BermudaJuan Pablo Montoya says team boss Ron Dennis is favouring "his baby" Lewis Hamilton over world champion Fernando Alonso.
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SudanSudan must arrest a minister and a militia leader charged with war crimes, the ICC warns.
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Taiwan, ChinaThe Olympic torch will not stop in Taiwan, because Taipei and Beijing have failed to agree over the issue.
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United StatesUS police are hunting a gunman after two students were shot at a university in Delaware state, officials say.
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IraqTwo aides of Iraq's most senior Shia cleric, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, have been shot dead in separate incidents.
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United StatesArctic sea ice shrank to the smallest area on record this year, researchers in the US confirm.
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Afghanistan, 
FranceHeavy fighting takes place between US-led forces and Taleban militants in southern Afghanistan.
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Papua New Guinea, ChinaPolice hunt those who burned and looted Chinese-owned businesses in Papua New Guinea.
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ZimbabweZimbabwe's leader Robert Mugabe plans to attend a summit despite Gordon Brown's boycott threat.
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NetherlandsNetherlands ministers are due to decide whether to hold a referendum on the EU Reform Treaty.
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Iraq, United StatesUS security firm Blackwater resumes work in Baghdad days after a shootout which killed 11 Iraqis.
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ChinaMattel says most toys recalled in safety scares had "design flaws" and Chinese firms were not to blame.
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PakistanPresident Pervez Musharraf makes a series of top-level military appointments in a major reshuffle.
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Russia, 
Iran, France, 
Germany, United Kingdom, United StatesOfficials from the US, France, Britain, Russia, China and Germany are to meet to discuss Iran's nuclear programme.
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NepalThe World Food Programme in Nepal condemns an attack on one of its food aid trucks in the west of the country.
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AlgeriaA bomb attack in Algeria wounds foreign workers and members of their police escort.
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NetherlandsThe Dutch cabinet decides against holding a referendum on the European Union's new Reform Treaty.
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Syria, 
LebanonHuge crowds join senior Lebanese politicians at the funeral of murdered anti-Syrian MP Antoine Ghanim.
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United StatesAirbus warns it may be forced to make further cuts if the euro remains at record highs against the dollar.
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United States, ChinaUS baby furniture supplier Simplicity recalls one million Chinese-made cots linked to two infant deaths.
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United StatesUS police question a student after two people were shot and injured at a university in Delaware state.
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Ireland, FranceVincent Clerc scores two tries as France win to leave Ireland's World Cup hopes hanging by a thread.
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ChinaTwo Russians are found alive in western China weeks after going missing on a canoe trip that killed three others.
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SomaliaNato ships conduct operations off the coast of Somalia, where there has been a upsurge in piracy this year.
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