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A stripper in Chile is arrested attempting to remove her clothes outside the presidential palace in the capital, Santiago.
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Hamas arrests three Gaza militants belonging to the rival al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades after rockets are fired into Israel.
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The US Senate confirms the appointment of General Petraeus as Washington's top military commander in the Middle East.
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The UN agrees in principle to a Pakistani request to set up a panel that will investigate the killing of ex-PM Benazir Bhutto.
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The legislative assembly in Indian-administered Kashmir is dissolved and the state is put under direct federal rule.
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Beijing residents are facing inconvenience, tighter checks and even detention in the drive for a successful Olympics.
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The funeral of leading Vietnamese Buddhist dissident Thich Huyen Quang takes place under tight security.
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There are more foreign fighters, including al-Qaeda militants, in Pakistan's tribal region than before, says the US military chief.
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At least four people die and 25 others are injured when gunmen ambush a crowded passenger bus in Sri Lanka, the army says.
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Indian IT firm Infosys announces a 15% rise in profits, but warns that spending by its biggest clients is slowing.
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An Indonesian man who murdered 42 women and girls in black magic rituals is executed by firing squad.
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The Screen Actors Guild says no to a pay deal from Hollywood studios and submits a fresh proposal of its own.
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Ian Bell is dismissed for 199 as England declare on 593-8 on day two of the first Test against South Africa.
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The Vatican made a loss last year as the weakening dollar reduced the value of donations from the US.
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Talks in South Africa between Zimbabwe's opposition and Robert Mugabe's party are to resume.
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The MCC, Hampshire, Lancashire and Surrey put forward a blueprint for a rival Twenty20 tournament to be held in England within two years.
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Belgian researchers use a French super-X-ray to find out why pears are prone to rot faster than apples.
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S Africans offer advice for Israeli-Palestinian conflict
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How will the US react to Iran's missile test?
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In a policy U-turn, South Korea's president suggests reviving direct talks with North Korea, as six-party talks continue.
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A key ally of ex-President Obasanjo must never hold office again, the Nigerian senate says.
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A South Korean tourist is shot dead by a soldier inside one of North Korea's special tourism zones, the North says.
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Canine cuisine is in the dog house as China spares the feelings of foreign visitors.
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An Austrian woman, imprisoned in a cellar by her father for 24 years, tells the authorities of the abuse she suffered.
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Investors fuel boom for modern Pakistani painters
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Soaring food and fuel prices push inflation in India to a 13-year high of 11.89%, threatening growth prospects.
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A US air strike in Afghanistan on Sunday killed 47 civilians, 39 of them women and children, investigators say.
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The WHO warns people not to enter Ugandan caves after a tourist dies from Marburg virus.
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An investigation into allegations of corruption against the Israeli PM is being widened to look at whether he committed fraud.
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Spain's Luis Leon Sanchez wins the 159km seventh stage of the Tour de France from Brioude to Aurillac.
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French authorities order a nuclear plant in the country's south to close temporarily following a uranium leak.
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International donors raise a total of 1.2bn euros towards rebuilding Kosovo during an international conference in Brussels.
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UN officials fear reprisals on peacekeepers in Sudan amid speculation that the president may be charged with war crimes.
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The people stranded in a Bangladesh limbo
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Political leaders in Lebanon agree on the make-up of a national unity government after six weeks of talks.
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Russia's foreign minister says Iran's missile tests show the planned US defence shield in Europe is not necessary.
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The leaders of India's governing coalition say they will seek a vote of confidence on 22 July which they expect to win.
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The bodies of two US soldiers missing in Iraq for more than a year have been found, the Pentagon confirms.
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Manchester United assistant boss Carlos Queiroz signs a four-year deal to become coach of Portugal.
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Ian Bell hits a magnificent 199 as England declare on 593-8 on the second day of the first Test against South Africa.
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Ghana spent more than $1.4m (£704,000) buying gold medals from a company based in the Channel Islands, officials confirm.
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A former Pentagon analyst who passed military secrets to a Chinese spy is sentenced to five years in jail.
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Vital reconstruction in Gaza is stalled because Israel is not allowing in enough supplies, the UN's Middle East envoy warns.
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Spain's Manuel Beltran tests positive for the banned blood booster EPO at the Tour de France.
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Sudan's UN envoy condemns the possibility of Darfur war crimes charges against President Bashir.
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Political storms spark new stance from South Korea
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Colombia's Farc rebels say betrayal by two of their own members led to last week's dramatic hostage rescue.
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Twenty Russian scientists are to be taken off their ice camp in the Arctic because the melt has set in sooner than expected.
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Shares in US mortgage firms Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae fall as much as 50% in volatile trade amid concerns for their future.
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