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US President George W Bush backs an Iraqi law to allow Saddam Hussein's Baath party to return to public life.
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Passengers at Argentina's main airport damage ticket counters after flights are cancelled for a second day.
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A body is found in the US state of Alabama, one of four children allegedly thrown into the sea by their father.
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US national intelligence chief Mike McConnell says water-boarding "would be torture" if he was subjected to it.
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Stephen Fleming and Daniel Vettori come close to centuries as New Zealand pile the pressure on Bangladesh in Wellington.
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Stephen Fleming and Daniel Vettori come close to centuries as New Zealand pile the pressure on Bangladesh in Wellington.
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Indonesia's former leader Suharto is now in "very critical condition", his chief doctor says.
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A British yachtsman is rescued by an oil tanker after suffering a bad fall during a solo Atlantic crossing.
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The Croatian parliament approves a new government - the country's first with an ethnic Serb in a key position.
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A woman is hurt in a bomb blast in Rangoon, Burma - the third bombing incident in three days.
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A Bangladeshi court formally charges the former Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, with extortion.
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President Bush calls on allies to confront Iran "before it's too late", in a keynote speech in the Gulf region.
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Interpol head Jackie Selebi quits after being suspended as South African police chief over corruption allegations.
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A man is released from prison in Sri Lanka after being held on remand for 50 years without conviction.
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France's president begins a tour of the Gulf, where he will sign a nuclear deal with the United Arab Emirates.
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Thousands join a protest in Georgia against presidential poll winner Mikhail Saakashvili, amid claims of vote-rigging.
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A ship with 3,000 tonnes of food is to dock in Mozambique where flood waters have displaced thousands.
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Nine policemen, two Dutch troops and several Taleban are reported killed in separate clashes in Afghanistan.
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At least two people are killed by gunfire at a demonstration in Yemen's southern port city of Aden.
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Kenyan police shot protesters, killing and wounding dozens, the US-based Human Rights Watch says.
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Iran agrees to clarify questions over its nuclear work within a month, the UN nuclear watchdog says.
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Turkmenistan insists it cut gas to Iran 12 days ago because of a technical fault with the export pipeline and late payments.
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Race and civil rights issues fuel the latest row between US Democratic rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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