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The Indian government blocks the sale of non-basmati rice in a bid to ease spiralling domestic food costs.
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A New Zealand teenager is convicted of computer crimes linked to an international cyber-crime ring.
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The new South Korean leader's stance could have "catastrophic consequences", North Korea warns.
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Senior US Democrat Nancy Pelosi urges a quick decision to choose the party's presidential candidate.
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Australia experts say a Tasmanian Devil called Cedric could hold the key to the survival of the cancer-hit species.
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India's soccer captain Baichung Bhutia refuses to carry the Olympic torch during its run through India.
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Two militants from the Hamas group are killed during an Israeli army raid in the Gaza strip, officials say.
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There are no current plans to cut UK troops in Iraq, despite announcements, minister is expected to tell MPs.
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Colombia condemns "an incursion by an Ecuadorean military helicopter" which Quito says was accidental.
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Half the remaining members of a doomsday cult holed up in a Russian cave are said to have come out.
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Ugandan rebel leader Joseph Kony has delayed signing of a peace deal because he is ill, mediators say.
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The number of Iraqis killed in March rose by 50% compared to the figure for February, according to official counts.
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US President George W Bush gives his strong support for Ukraine's membership of Nato, during a visit to Kiev.
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Brazil's military opens three new field hospitals in Rio de Janeiro as the number dying from dengue fever passes 60.
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Zimbabweans anxiously await final election results, which have been slow to emerge since the close of polling.
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Swiss bank UBS says it has lost $37bn from the sub-prime crisis, the largest loss by any bank so far.
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Two men working for the UN, a Briton and a Kenyan, are seized in southern Somalia, reports say.
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Finland's foreign minister has been replaced after he sent allegedly erotic messages to a dancer.
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China must ensure open access to the internet during the Beijing Games, Olympic officials say.
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Police in Indian-administered Kashmir reject a demand to investigate reports of up to 1,000 unidentified bodies.
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Tanks are stationed in parts of southern Yemen as youths riot in protest at not being admitted to the army.
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