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Cycling's governing body says it will not recognise this year's Paris-Nice race in a move which could jeopardise the Tour De France.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd reveals plans for a summit to discuss challenges facing Australia.
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The IAEA is told Iran's nuclear weapons work may have gone on after 2003, when a US report suggested it ceased.
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Federal Reserve ex-head Alan Greenspan warns that the US economy could see a deep contraction.
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Spanish leadership rivals clash in the first of two televised debates a fortnight before general elections.
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US rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama trade accusations over a photo of Mr Obama in Somali dress.
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A debate begins in the Canadian parliament in Ottawa on the future of the country's troops in Afghanistan.
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Condoleezza Rice is in China aiming to quicken North Korea's nuclear disarmament process.
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Former Argentine President Fernando de la Rua is charged with bribery by a federal court.
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Guatemala's president announces military archives spanning 36 years of civil war will be opened to the public.
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India will play Australia in the CB Series final after a seven-wicket victory over Sri Lanka.
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A roadside bomb hits a police vehicle in eastern Afghanistan, killing five policeman, say officials.
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A former Khmer Rouge prison chief is taken back to one of Cambodia's killing fields to re-enact his alleged actions.
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This year's Oscars were seen by 32 million US TV viewers - its lowest ratings since 1974, early figures show.
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Brazilian troops go to an Amazon town after efforts to stop illegal logging provoke a local backlash.
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Israel's top court upholds a plea bargain allowing ex-President Moshe Katsav to escape rape charges.
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South Africa's biggest mining union threatens to strike if any of its members lose jobs as a result of power cuts.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates visits India to bolster military ties and promote US arms manufacturers.
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Police in Israel detain 200 Africans as part of a clamp-down on illegal migrants.
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Former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra will return from exile on Thursday morning, according to his supporters.
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African Union Chairman Jakaya Kikwete is to try to rescue Kenya's deadlocked peace talks.
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A suicide bomber kills 14 people in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul after boarding a bus, reports say.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hails the "great victory" achieved by Iran on the nuclear issue.
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The New York Philharmonic performs a groundbreaking concert in secretive and anti-American North Korea.
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Free speech is "shrinking alarmingly" in Vladimir Putin's Russia, says a report by Amnesty International.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy's party, is to sever links with the newly elected president of French Polynesia.
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The European Court of Justice clears Germany of failing to protect the authenticity of Italian Parmesan cheese.
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The EU criticises Iran's draft penal code that would impose the death penalty for giving up Islam.
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China announces measures to cut air pollution in and around Beijing ahead of the Olympic Games in August.
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Pakistan's telecoms regulator lifts the restrictions it imposed on video-sharing website YouTube.
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The US secretary of state urges China to put pressure on North Korea over its nuclear programme.
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A suicide bomber kills 14 people in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul after boarding a bus, reports say.
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Brazil's President Lula unveils plans to spend billions of dollars on infrastructure and jobs in the poorest regions.
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Hospital officials in the northern Sri Lanka hand over the bodies of 14 Tamil Tigers to the international Red Cross.
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Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon reaches 80 but remains in a coma two years after a massive stroke.
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India's giant state-run railway network is to get a $56bn investment over the next five years.
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India write a letter to match referee Jeff Crowe complaining about the behaviour of the Australian players.
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Aid agencies ask for help as an outbreak of cholera reportedly claims 70 lives on Somalia's border with Kenya.
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Pakistani forces arrest an Islamic militant over an attempt to kill former PM Benazir Bhutto, officials say.
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US tax authorities say they are investigating more than 100 Americans with accounts in tax haven Liechtenstein.
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US ex-presidential candidate Christopher Dodd endorses Barack Obama as the Democratic nominee.
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An Arabic satellite television channel shows a video claiming to show one of five Britons captured in Iraq eight months ago.
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Baghdad condemns Turkey's incursion into northern Iraq and demands an immediate troop withdrawal.
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British supermodel Naomi Campbell has a cyst removed at a hospital in Brazil, her publicist says.
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The Beijing Olympics will help to improve the human rights situation in China, says a senior IOC official.
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A Nigerian judge dismisses both petitions asking for President Umaru Yar'Adua's election to be re-run.
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A key witness in a trial about babies stolen from prisoners during the 'Dirty War' in Argentina is found dead.
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Starbucks shuts all 7,000 of its US branches for several hours to train staff, in an unprecedented move.
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An Arabic TV channel airs a video claiming to show one of five Britons captured in Iraq eight months ago.
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Talks to resolve Kenya's post-election crisis are suspended because of a lack of progress, mediator Kofi Annan says.
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Bosnian police fire tear gas to keep back Serbs trying to reach a US consulate during a protest over Kosovo's status.
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Zimbabwe's police chief says officers can use firearms to quell any violence around next month's elections.
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