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Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda calls for urgent action to ensure food supplies to poor nations.
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At least 30 people are injured in explosions at a multi-storey hotel in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, police say.
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Australia, one of the first nations to send troops to Iraq, ends combat operations there under a new policy.
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Shane Warne's Rajasthan Royals beat the Chennai Super Kings by three wickets in the IPL final.
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Automobile sales in Japan fell by 6.1% in May, according to the Japan Automobile Dealers Association.
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The teacher of a religious seminary in Pakistan confesses to torturing a seven-year-old student to death, police say.
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The State Department reinstates Fulbright grants for seven Palestinians in Gaza to study in the US.
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Hillary Clinton says her fight for the Democratic ticket will go on, after a largely symbolic win in Puerto Rico.
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Two more Bolivian provinces have voted overwhelmingly for further autonomy from the centre, exit polls suggest.
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At least eight Liberian football fans are killed amid overcrowding at Liberia's opening World Cup qualifier.
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The latest score updates from the men's fourth round at the French Open.
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The latest score updates from the US Open.
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Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski claims victory in Macedonia's snap general election, marred by ethnic violence.
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A month after a cyclone hit Burma, aid agencies say 250,000 people have still not received any help.
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The UN nuclear agency says inspectors are to be allowed into Syria to investigate an alleged nuclear site.
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More murders are committed in India than in any other country in the world, according to an official report.
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Archaeologists in France believe they may have found the WWI grave of hundreds of British and Australian troops.
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The deposed king of Nepal has agreed to vacate his palace within a fortnight, the home minister says.
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A hardline Indonesian Muslim leader tells his followers to "prepare for war" after clashes with liberal Muslims.
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Iran orders the temporary closure of the semi-official Fars news agency in a row over a report.
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The Liberia Football Association says more than eight fans could have died in Sunday's crush.
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Britain's coastal waters receive a 96.5% rating for cleanliness in an EU report.
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Violence and apparent rigging meant Macedonia's election fell short of international standards, observers say.
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Thailand's stock market falls for the sixth day as ongoing anti-government protests fan rumours of a military coup.
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Neil Entwistle is appearing in court in the US at the start of his trial for the murder of his wife and baby.
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Icelandic and Norwegian firms start exporting whalemeat to Japan, outraging environmentalists.
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Israeli and Palestinian leaders hold further talks as they continue to try to advance peace negotiations.
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A train strikes a school bus in the French Alps, killing six children and an adult and injuring dozens, police say.
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Dinara Safina beats world number one Maria Sharapova to reach the quarter-finals of the French Open.
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World number one Maria Sharapova is beaten by Dinara Safina at the French Open.
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At least six people die and 30 are hurt in a bomb attack near the Danish embassy in Pakistan's capital Islamabad.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy leads tributes to designer Yves Saint Laurent after his death at the age of 71.
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Nigeria's Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) seizes 80 metric tonnes of cannabis.
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Midfielder Mathieu Flamini joins France's Euro 2008 squad after Patrick Vieira is ruled out of France's opening game.
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Midfielder Mathieu Flamini joins France's Euro 2008 squad after Patrick Vieira is ruled out of France's opening game.
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US Senator Edward Kennedy has undergone "successful" surgery for a cancerous brain tumour, his doctor says.
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Italy captain Fabio Cannavaro will miss Euro 2008 after tearing ligaments in his left ankle during training.
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Nine people are killed in a suicide car bomb attack in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, police say.
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Brett Lee takes advantage of poor umpiring to take 5-5 in 18 balls as Australia take charge against the West Indies in the second Test.
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The UN Security Council begins an African peace mission by meeting with Somalia's government and its opponents.
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The presence of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe at a UN food summit is condemned by the UK and Australia.
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The UN votes unanimously to allow countries to send warships into Somali waters to tackle pirates.
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Bolivia takes full control of a gas pipeline company, continuing its nationalisation of key industries.
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