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The Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his cabinet officially resign, making way for a new government.
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President Bush is to announce sanctions on Burma's military junta, as tensions rise on the streets of Rangoon.
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President Ahmadinejad of Iran is involved in heated exchanges during a speech at a New York university.
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A Canadian Guantanamo Bay detainee must face a military commission after a previous ruling is overturned.
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The Taleban will need to be involved with a peace process in Afghanistan, the UK defence secretary says.
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Indonesia's top court rejects final appeals of two militants sentenced to death over the 2002 Bali bomb attacks.
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Former Mexican President Vicente Fox faces an inquiry into his finances, after congress approves the probe.
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A girl found abandoned in Australia by her fugitive father is reunited with her grandmother.
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Japan's parliament formally declares veteran politician Yasuo Fukuda as new prime minister.
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Iran releases on bail the last of three US-Iranian dual nationals detained on security charges, reports say.
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Lebanon's parliament adjourns a crucial session to elect a new president until 23 October.
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Germany comes up with the funds to build a high-speed, magnetic levitation, rail service in Munich.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin names a new cabinet but it offers few clues as to who may succeed him.
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Indian newspapers hail the cricket team's win in the World Twenty20 final as a victory of youth.
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A Sierra Leonean naval patrol catches Guinean military personnel robbing fishing boats of their catch.
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Sri Lanka's army claims to have inflicted heavy casualties on Tamil rebels in fighting in the north.
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Tens of thousands of people defy the military and protest in Rangoon, prompting troops to appear in the city centre.
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The number of Zimbabwean migrants in neighbouring South Africa may be a lot lower than estimated.
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South Africa back Francois Steyn is cleared of biting Tonga winger Joseph Vaka during Saturday's World Cup game in Lens.
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US snipers in Iraq are told to "bait" areas with ammunition and then kill whoever picks it up, a military court hears.
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Gen Musharraf will stay on as Pakistan army chief if he is not elected for another term as president, his lawyer says.
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Iraq's interior ministry says it has drafted legislation for security contractors amid the Blackwater controversy.
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The UN Security Council approves a French plan to send UN and EU forces to protect refugees from Darfur.
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Rugby WC: Romania-Portugal
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US Supreme Court agrees to consider challenges to lethal injection filed by two death row inmates.
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Italy is considering imposing on-the-spot fines on prostitutes' clients, the interior minister says.
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Burma's military junta issues a dusk-to-dawn curfew in Rangoon and Mandalay, the scene of escalating protests.
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Portugal are denied their first World Cup win as Romania come from behind to edge a keenly fought match in Toulouse.
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon opens the 2007 general assembly by warning world leaders of "daunting challenges" ahead.
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Thousands of workers take control of one of Egypt's biggest textile factories in a protest over pay.
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A US polygamist sect leader is convicted by a court in the state of Utah for forcing a 14-year-old girl into marriage.
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The debate over Iran's nuclear work is "closed", the country's president says in a fiery speech to the UN.
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Former US President Bill Clinton returns to Arkansas to mark 50 years since a historic high school integration crisis.
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The Getty Museum in Los Angeles signs a deal in Rome to return 40 priceless artefacts allegedly stolen from Italy.
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Ethiopia notifies Eritrea that it considers it to be in breach of a peace accord which halted a two-year war.
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