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The US Treasury Department freezes the US assets of two Venezuelan nationals for alleged links with Hezbollah.
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Zimbabwe's public broadcaster says it will no longer carry campaign adverts from the opposition MDC.
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Chad and Sudan: Enemies with common traits
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Condoleezza Rice says North Korea will soon provide a declaration of its nuclear activities, amid fresh talks on the issue.
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A Brazilian judge orders troops to leave a Rio shanty town after some soldiers are allegedly involved in three deaths.
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Supporters of Burma's democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi mark her 63rd birthday, as the US appeals for her release.
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Iraqi and US security forces launch a major operation in southern Iraq to drive out Shia militia groups.
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President Lee Myung-bak apologises to his country for a beef deal that sparked weeks of street protests.
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Burundi's army says it has arrested more than 100 recruits of the country's last active rebel group.
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Israelis ponder the challenges of Hamas and Iran
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Strewth! Ramsay's profanities land him in hot water in Australia
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The Sierra Leone authorities start a manhunt for illegal immigrants, accusing them of being behind a rise in crime.
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Mexico freezes the price of basic foods to curb inflation, in its biggest set of price controls for more than a decade.
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The number of elderly people who killed themselves in Japan rose sharply in 2007, government figures show.
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Corruption in Bangladesh continues to thrive despite the efforts of the interim government, Transparency International says.
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A Turkish judge throws out a case in which members of a Kurdish children's choir faced jail for alleged propaganda.
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Sweden passes new laws on surveillance, labelled Europe's most far-reaching eavesdropping plan.
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Hospital officials in India order an inquiry after a baby is declared dead only to make an apparently miraculous return to life.
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The bodies of four MDC activists are found in Zimbabwe, the opposition says, ahead of next week's election run-off.
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Lebanon's PM-designate again rejects the idea of bilateral talks with Israel, saying withdrawing from occupied land is the key.
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Nato and Afghan forces say they have driven Taleban fighters from areas close to the southern city of Kandahar.
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Parents of two toddlers found dead are charged with murder in a case which has horrified Australia.
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Around 4,000 local government workers in Nepal go on strike after a Maoist minister locked up an "errant official" in a toilet.
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The Dubai authorities will not prosecute Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Asif for alleged drugs offences, reports say.
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Reporting from Jeddah, Crispin Thorold explores the mix of Western influence and forces of conservatism in Saudi Arabia.
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An Italian court upholds life sentences for 16 members of one of the Naples mafia's most violent clans.
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Iraqi and US security forces fan out in the southern Iraqi city of Amara to drive out Shia militias and criminal gangs.
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Royal Dutch Shell halts production at its main offshore oil field in Nigeria, following a militant attack.
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A truce between Israel and Hamas in Gaza begins, despite a last minute flurry of cross-border attacks.
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Suspected militants kill four Pakistani soldiers in a clash on the Line of Control dividing disputed Kashmir.
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Spending the night with a woman bouncer in India
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A French court suspends an order annulling the marriage of a French Muslim woman, accused of lying about being a virgin.
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China, the world's second largest consumer of oil, announces it is to raise the price of petrol and diesel by 18%.
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A truce between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza is holding, despite widespread scepticism.
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African observers add their voice to concern over growing violence in Zimbabwe ahead of the run-off presidential poll.
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Germany secure an exciting 3-2 quarter-final win over Portugal to book a last-four Euro 2008 showdown with Croatia or Turkey.
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Outgoing Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari says he "failed" after watching his side exit Euro 2008 with a 3-2 quarter-final defeat by Germany.
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EU leaders meeting in Brussels are asked to give Ireland more time to deal with its people's rejection of Lisbon.
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Ceasefire provides degree of hope for people of Gaza
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A sixth "foot" washed ashore in western Canada since 2007 is not human, officials say, describing it as a hoax.
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Can Saudi meeting find an answer to rising oil prices?
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