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An explosion rocks the centre of Mexico City, police say, killing at least one person and injuring two more.
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An Islamic Jihad commander is among at least seven people killed by an explosion in the Gaza Strip.
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The US treasury department reveals that one of its officials took part in rare talks with Iranian officials last month.
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Missing US adventurer Steve Fossett is declared legally dead, five months after his plane disappeared.
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The EU approves a police and justice mission for Kosovo, which is poised to declare independence from Serbia.
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The UN condemns Eritrea, saying its peacekeepers are being prevented from leaving the country.
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The International Olympic Committee gives the green light to blogging by athletes at the Beijing games.
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Maoist rebels attack police stations in the eastern Indian state of Orissa, killing 13 officers and a civilian.
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US President George W Bush arrives in Benin as he begins a tour of Africa, focusing on US aid and fighting diseases.
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Hugh Schofield finds out just how much the French adore their comics at a cartoon festival in Angouleme.
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A former Nazi prison guard, 83, arrives in Italy from Canada to serve a life sentence for murder.
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The Iranian government calls on the Dutch to stop the screening of a film about the Koran.
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Kosovo's prime minister gives the clearest indication yet that independence from Serbia will be declared on Sunday.
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Malaysian police make several arrests after using tear gas and water cannon to break up a protest by ethnic Indians.
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US President George W Bush backs a power-sharing deal to end Kenya's turmoil, at the start of a tour of Africa.
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A US sheriff's deputy who dumped a quadriplegic man out of his wheelchair to search him is charged.
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A bomb kills 37 as supporters of murdered Pakistan ex-PM Benazir Bhutto's party meet two days before elections.
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Tiny, high-performing robots will be implanted in the human brain to boost intelligence, a US inventor predicts.
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A top UN official hints that security may improve enough soon for 4m displaced Iraqis to begin returning.
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Danish MPs cancel a trip to Iran after Tehran demands they apologise for the Muhammad cartoon row.
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The leader of Pakistan's main opposition party urges calm after a bomb kills 37 at a rally ahead of polls on Monday.
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