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Police in Guyana shoot and kill two gang members alleged to have been involved in a recent village massacre.
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Actor George Clooney becomes a UN peace envoy, as he returns from a trip to Sudan's Darfur region.
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A Brazilian judge orders a samba group taking part in the Rio carnival to remove a float depicting the Holocaust.
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India PM Manmohan Singh announces projects worth over $2bn for the remote north-eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh during a rare visit.
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Prominent Chinese activist Hu Jia is formally arrested more than a month after being taken into custody.
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Shares in China Coal rise on their Shanghai debut but disappoint investors used to bigger gains.
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Japan hangs three prisoners in the country's second round of executions in less than two months.
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India's Supreme Court upholds compensation for the family of a girl crushed to death in a faulty escalator.
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Unidentified gunmen open fire on the Israeli embassy in Mauritania, wounding at least one person, officials say.
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A Korean court finds US private equity firm Lone Star guilty of stock price manipulation.
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New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori faces a race against time to be fit for Tuesday's Twenty20 international against England.
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Police in the Indian capital, Delhi, say they have arrested a member of the parliament who is charged with murder.
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South Africa's suspended police commissioner Jackie Selebi appears in court over corruption allegations.
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The US urges Germany to send more troops to southern Afghanistan, amid signs of strain in the Nato mission.
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Egypt announces the arrest of 15 armed Palestinians near its border with Gaza, as talks in Cairo continue.
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Australia thrash India by nine wickets in the one-off Twenty20 international.
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EU members Romania and Cyprus say they will not recognise a declaration of independence by Kosovo.
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Chinese officials say recent bad weather has caused 54bn yuan (£3.8bn) of damage and killed 60 people.
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Suicides among US soldiers are heading for a record high, army data released on Thursday shows.
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Zimbabwe has extradited British alleged mercenary Simon Mann to Equatorial Guinea, his lawyer says.
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A senior al-Qaeda leader in Afghanistan, Abu Laith al-Libi, has been killed, top Western officials say.
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A Russian judge says a jailed former Yukos oil company boss cannot be transferred to a clinic.
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Nick Squires explores ghostly wrecks in the South Pacific which are spawning new life.
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Hamas free an aide of Palestinian PM Salam Fayyad seven weeks after he was detained in the Gaza Strip.
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South Africa coach content with the progress of the 2010 World Cup hosts despite early Cup of Nations exit.
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Taiwan will hold two referendums next month on joining the UN, the island's election commission says.
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Aid agency MSF withdraws its foreign staff from Somalia after three workers were killed by a bomb.
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Chad rebels and government forces both claim victory in clashes near the capital, as extra French troops fly in.
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urges Kenyans to end post-election violence, as news comes of fresh clashes.
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About 2.5 tonnes of cocaine - Liberia's largest ever haul - is seized from a ship off the Atlantic coast.
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Reports from Mozambique say three people are dead and two others injured after crocodile attacks.
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The US has seen the first decline in employment since August 2003, in a fresh sign that a recession is looming.
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Two mentally disabled women were used to carry bombs that were detonated remotely in Baghdad, officials say.
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About 3,000 villagers kill at least 10 people, including a policeman, in fresh violence in western Kenya, police say.
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Germany turns down a US appeal to send more troops to Afghanistan, amid signs of strain in the Nato mission.
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The latest US-led climate talks have been described as the most engaging climate negotiations so far.
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A UN committee is calling for women in Saudi Arabia to be given basic freedoms.
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Kenya's feuding political rivals agree a plan to end the violence in the country, says ex-UN chief Kofi Annan.
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A leading US anti-war movement, MoveOn.org, opts to support Barack Obama for the presidency.
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Colombia's most-wanted drugs trafficker has been found murdered in a Venezuelan holiday cabin.
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Shaun Pollock hits the winning runs in his final match on his home ground in Durban as South Africa beat West Indies by five wickets.
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US actor Wesley Snipes is found guilty of three minor tax offences but cleared of fraud charges.
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Mali and Sevilla striker Fredi Kanoute is named 2007 African Footballer of the Year.
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