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Amnesty International calls on Pakistan's new government to provide information about hundreds of "disappeared" people.
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Warren Jeffs, the jailed leader of a US polygamist sect, is indicted on charges of child sexual assault in Texas.
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Five South Koreans seized for ransom in Mexico are released, the South Korean foreign ministry has said.
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General Electric seals a $8bn tie-up with an Abu Dhabi investment firm to provide finance in the Middle East.
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A Pakistan People's Party activist and security chief for party leader Asif Zardari is killed by unknown gunmen, police say.
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New Zealand captain Richie McCaw is ruled out of Saturday's Tri-Nations match against Australia, who give a first start to Ryan Cross.
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A military stand-off at a border temple will ease after Cambodia's general election on Sunday, the Thai leader says.
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Timo Glock will return to testing for Toyota on Thursday - four days after his horror crash at the German Grand Prix.
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Frank Schleck looks to retain his lead of the Tour de France in the 17th stage which includes the gruelling l'Alpe d'Huez.
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The ex-chairman of South Korean firm Samsung files an appeal against his conviction for tax evasion.
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A makeshift bull-fighting ring collapses in a town in southern Colombia, leaving several people injured.
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Iran will not "retreat one iota" in its nuclear activities, its president says, defying fresh international pressure.
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A ship with 20 Philippine crew is reportedly hijacked by pirates off Somalia's coast.
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The Indian press says the government's vote of confidence win was "tainted" by charges of vote buying.
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China says it will allow demonstrations in three designated city parks during the Olympic Games in Beijing.
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The European Commission suspends aid to Bulgaria worth hundreds of millions of euros amid concern about organised crime.
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An Israeli policeman dies 12 days after being shot in an apparent militant attack in Jerusalem.
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A date is announced in the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan for the long awaited coronation of King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck.
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Sudan's president defies accusations from the ICC during a rare visit to Darfur.
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Malinda Warnapura hits 50 as Sri Lanka reach 85-2 at stumps on the rain-hit opening day of the first Test against India.
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Iraq's president says he will not approve a draft provincial election law adopted by MPs despite a Kurdish walkout.
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West Ham sign Lazio's Switzerland international Valon Behrami in a £5m deal.
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The European Commission says that it may impose visas for US diplomats, in retaliation for a failure by the US to lift visa demands on some EU member states.
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The opening session of the Mongolian parliament stalls after opposition Democrats stage a walk-out.
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A Somali Islamist says he intends to step up an insurgency after taking control of the opposition.
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Spain's Carlos Sastre takes the yellow jersey after winning a thrilling stage of the Tour de France but Cadel Evans is favourite for overall victory.
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A key aide to the Argentine president resigns days after the government suffered a blow to its tax plans.
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Syria received the bodies of 114 Arab fighters handed over by Israel as part of last week's prisoner exchange.
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Zimbabwean opposition activists attack government supporters in retaliatory attacks.
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India's communists and other opposition parties launch a joint campaign against rising prices and a nuclear deal with the US.
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The head of Nigeria's national oil company says it paid $12m in protection money to rebels.
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A secret recording shows US President George W Bush explaining the problems afflicting the US stock markets: "Wall Street got drunk."
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Switzerland protests to Libya over what it calls retaliatory measures for the arrest of Muammar Gaddafi's youngest son.
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Millions are in need of food aid in drought-hit Ethiopia
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A powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.8 hits northern Japan, causing injuries, power cuts and landslides.
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US White House hopeful Barack Obama says the world must prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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Illegal immigrants convicted of crime in Italy face longer jail sentences than those for Italians, under new laws.
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US scales down its military 'surge' in Iraq
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Green groups accuse the UK government of trying to sabotage Europes rules on renewable energy.
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