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Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's offer to talk to Colombia's Farc rebels is rejected by Bogota.
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Pakistani health officials record a new case of polio in Swat district despite local militants pledging to not resist vaccinations.
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Large groups of Chinese tourists are set to begin arriving in Taiwan, as restrictions further ease amid improving relations.
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Pope Benedict XVI calls for all religions to unite against terrorism and resolve conflicts peacefully as he continues his visit to Australia.
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Former Maoist rebels look set to back a 73-year-old leader from southern Nepal in presidential elections due on Saturday.
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Australian airline Qantas says it is shedding 1,500 of its 36,000 staff as it seeks to cope with soaring fuel costs.
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US ex-vice-president Al Gore tells Americans to abandon electricity generated by fossil fuels in 10 years - an idea critics dismiss.
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South Africa put England in trouble as the fifth wicket falls in the 34th over on day one of the second Test.
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China criticised for putting winning above all else
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Amnesty International says South Korean police were, at times, excessively forceful in handling recent protests.
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Environmental groups take Kenya's government to court over a sugar plantation.
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The remains of what appear to be four US soldiers who died in 1846 in the Mexican-American war have been found, officials say.
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Iran's top nuclear negotiator voices guarded optimism about talks attended by the US this weekend.
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The European Commission plans to block almost $1bn in funds for Bulgaria as penalty for failing to beat corruption.
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A Beijing family who fought to save their home from redevelopment lose the battle, as the house is demolished.
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The family which lost five members in Kabul suicide blast
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A crew of Filipino sailors accused of stealing crude oil in Nigeria is shown to reporters.
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At least six people are dead in Taiwan, with six more missing, after Typhoon Kalmaegi brings high winds and flooding.
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Pakistan's main share index closes higher on Friday after 15 days of falls, a slide that led to violent protests on Thursday.
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Sir Alex Ferguson says Cristiano Ronaldo will remain at Manchester United next season and will not be joining Real Madrid.
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Malaysian politician Anwar Ibrahim tells the BBC he has an alibi to prove sodomy claims against him are false.
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Nelson Mandela, a key figure in bringing down South Africa's apartheid, turns 90 and calls for the nation's rich to help the poor.
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Somali gunmen shoot dead three elders distributing aid in a refugee camp near Mogadishu.
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Israel arrests six Arabs accused of trying to form an al-Qaeda cell and of a plot to attack US President George Bush.
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Reporters called to a Chinese police briefing on the success of an anti-gun drive are accidentally shot.
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Iraq and the US call for an agreement on a "general time horizon" for the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq.
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Thousands in Lebanon attend the funerals of eight Hezbollah militants, returned by Israel as part of a prisoner exchange.
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Iraq and the US call for an agreement on a "general time horizon" for the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq.
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Food rations for hungry Ethiopians are cut by a third because there is not enough to go round.
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Indian officials brief the world nuclear regulatory body on plans to safeguard the country's civilian nuclear facilities.
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Elders from Kenya's Luo group reject a plan to promote circumcision to stem Aids.
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Angry farmers in the Indian state of West Bengal dump potatoes crop on roads in protest against poor prices.
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Cuba puts more state-owned farm land into private hands, in a move designed to increase lacklustre food production.
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South Africa take the upper hand on day one of the second Test, bowling England out for 203 before replying with 101-3.
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Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner cancels tax rises on farm exports, after months of protests.
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Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner cancels tax rises on farm exports, after months of protests.
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Korea's KJ Choi leads two-time champion Greg Norman by one shot in the second round at the 137th Open.
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A giant physics lab on the Swiss-French border is being cooled to a temperature lower than that of outer space.
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A French aid organisation says two of its workers have been abducted in central Afghanistan.
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Colombia's leader Alvaro Uribe decides not to call a referendum to determine if there should be a new presidential poll.
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Anti-terrorist police are called in after 28kg (61lb) of plastic explosive Semtex and detonators vanish from a site in France.
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South Africa's Thabo Mbeki agrees to work with a group of diplomats in an effort to solve Zimbabwe's political crisis.
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Mexico's navy seizes nearly six tonnes of cocaine from inside a makeshift submarine, after the US shares key intelligence.
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