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Freed French-Colombian hostage Ingrid Betancourt urges that Farc guerrillas release captives and engage in peace talks.
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Four tonnes of dinosaur bones and other fossils stolen from Argentina are back home after they were seized on the US black market.
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Sri Lanka reporters demand freedom to cover civil war
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India's truck operators call off their indefinite strike to protest against rising fuel bills and 'high' taxes.
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US President George W Bush will attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, the White House says.
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Eight policemen die in an attack on a police checkpoint in southern Afghanistan, a police official has said.
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South Africa's president says the Zambian leader has died - but then retracts his comments.
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The stabbing of two French students in London could be linked to a burglary, police say.
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Thousands of people are told to leave their homes as wildfires burn in large areas of the US state of California.
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Indian inflation reaches its latest record high as food, fuel, cement and steel prices continue to rise.
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South Korean police arrest several South Asian men suspected of trafficking heroin ingredients to the Taleban.
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Zambia accuses South Africa's media of "malice" after false reports of its leader's death.
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About 150 people receive aid after seeking refuge at the US embassy in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare.
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Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is free to play cricket after his 18-month ban for indiscipline is suspended.
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Georgian artillery fire has killed at least two people in the breakaway province of South Ossetia, separatist officials say.
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Air France confirms it is in talks with French group Veolia about launching a high-speed rail service.
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Hamilton Wende travels through Mali to find the faded glory of its legendary city.
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Zimbabwe withdraw from the World Twenty20 in England next summer, but retain their ICC status.
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An Australian government advisor on climate change calls for a national emissions trading scheme to combat global warming.
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Hamas suspends talks over a prisoner exchange deal due to involve the release of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.
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The first regular direct flight from China to Taiwan in nearly six decades lands in Taipei, in a new sign of improving ties.
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Aid workers say thousands flood to Yemen for refuge as Somali fighting continues.
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Bush fires raging across the US state of California
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At least eight people die and five others are missing as their canoes capsize near a partly built dam in Slovenia.
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The former head of one of Austria's biggest banks, Bawag, is convicted of fraud charges by a court in Vienna.
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Communist allies of India's government give it a Monday deadline over the controversial US nuclear deal.
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The French President Nicolas Sarkozy says that the Polish president has reassured him he will not block the Lisbon treaty.
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Poland's prime minister rejects the latest terms offered by the US to site part of a missile defence system there.
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Israel's defence minister orders the army to prepare to demolish the home of the Palestinian who killed three Israelis.
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Bomb blast shatters Belarus' facade of stability
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How student murders may affect views of London
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Fifty people are injured in the Belarussian capital in a bomb explosion at a concert attended by President Lukashenko.
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Former US Republican Senator Jesse Helms - a leading conservative politician - dies aged 86, officials say.
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The former vice-president of Democratic Republic of Congo, Jean-Pierre Bemba, appears in court in The Hague.
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A Nigerian state asks for compensation for damage allegedly caused by mining firms.
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Iran responds to an international offer of incentives for suspending uranium enrichment, EU and Iranian officials say.
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French bank Societe Generale is fined 4m euros for allowing one of its staff members to operate as a rogue trader.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe says the opposition has to accept him as leader before any talks.
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Disgraced scientist AQ Khan says Pakistan flew nuclear material to North Korea with the knowledge of the army.
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Italian ministers declare a "state of emergency" at the ancient ruined city of Pompeii as it sinks deeper into disrepair.
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Pope Benedict agrees to take part in a Bible-reading marathon on Italian TV in October.
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Two teams of soldiers and five officers are suspended over a shooting at a military show in south-west France.
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French-Colombian politician Ingrid Betancourt is given a hero's welcome in Paris as video is released of her rescue.
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Firefighters in California continue to battle huge wildfires that now threaten several towns in the US state.
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France hails the returning Ingrid Betancourt
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Doubts cloud Bulgaria's nuclear reactor plans
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