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The police chief who led a raid on a nightclub in which 12 people died is to be charged with homicide, prosecutors say.
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A new report by a human rights group says nearly 7,500 people have died in official custody in India in the last five years.
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Ecuador's President Rafael Correa says he will not restore diplomatic ties with Colombia until its president leaves office in 2010.
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Protesters scuffle with police in Seoul as South Korea formally lifts an import ban on US beef.
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Australian ex-patients of an Indian surgeon facing multiple charges welcome his decision not to fight extradition from the US.
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Australian ex-patients of an Indian surgeon facing multiple charges welcome his decision not to fight extradition from the US.
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Protests over the controversial transfer of forest land for a popular Hindu pilgrimage spread in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Andy Murray is through to the first round as fellow Brit Anne Keothavong tumbles at Wimbledon on Thursday.
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Campaigning gets under way across Cambodia for the country's fourth democratic general election, on 27 July.
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Three men appear in court in the US, accused of plotting an attack on New York's John F Kennedy airport.
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Police in the US state of Florida arrest several suspects accused of using a bus as a mobile brothel.
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There is growing expectation that North Korea is set to hand over a long-awaited declaration of its nuclear activities.
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The UN food agency warns it may have to cut food aid to Somalia without new naval protection against pirates.
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The Muslim soldiers who fought in Bosnia's conflict
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Pakistan holds a number of by-elections, a day after voting in a seat where former PM Nawaz Sharif wants to stand was postponed.
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Zimbabwe rejects criticism of its leadership by Nelson Mandela ahead of a controversial presidential run-off poll.
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Life in Indian-controlled Kashmir is at a standstill after protests over the transfer of land for a Hindu pilgrimage site.
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Jose Ramos-Horta considers the top UN human rights post but is concerned about quitting as East Timor's president.
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It may take up to a month to recover the bodies of those killed in the Philippines ferry disaster, officials say.
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China basketball star Yao Ming's big Olympic Village bed is one of 200 million items of memorabilia up for auction online.
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South Africa extends the contract of the suspended police commissioner as he is ordered to stand trial.
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The Lebanese bakeries association announces a one-third increase in the price of bread, effective immediately.
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Beijing stresses it is "against politicising the Olympics" following an IOC rebuke over comments by an official in Tibet.
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Uruguay says it may have found a natural gas field that would change it from an importer to an exporter of gas.
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Suspected insurgents attack a hotel in Pakistan's only ski resort, hours after the authorities unveil plans to combat militancy.
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Nigeria needs $85bn of investment in order to produce 24 hours of electricity a day, a panel of experts says.
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South African police open fire on each other as national officers try to break up a local police strike.
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Spanish and Russian fans set for semi-final clash
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The police chief of the Afghan city of Kandahar is sacked after 900 prisoners escaped from the main jail.
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Martin Patience reports from Afghanistan, a country worn down by 30 years of war.
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Palestinians fire a rocket over the border from Gaza in violation of a week-old ceasefire between the two sides, Israel says.
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Aid agencies in Thailand express grave concern for around 1,000 ethnic Hmong refugees returned to Laos.
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A row over whether a man should be buried as a Hindu or Muslim stokes ethnic tensions in Malaysia.
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Five airlines agree to pay $504m in fines for conspiring to fix prices for air cargo rates, the US Justice Department says.
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The French president includes a grey silk tie in a present to all the country's MPs, prompting calls of sexism.
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Briton Neil Entwistle is jailed for life after being found guilty of murdering his American wife and baby daughter.
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Russian Alla Kudryavtseva claims a massive Wimbledon upset by knocking out number three seed and 2004 champion Maria Sharapova.
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Events are held to mark the 60th anniversary of the Berlin airlift, when the Western allies broke a Soviet blockade.
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Nepal's interim prime minister announces his resignation, paving the way for Maoist leader Prachanda to succeed him.
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A ban on handguns in Washington DC is ruled unconstitutional, in a landmark ruling by the US Supreme Court.
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A complete overhaul of the way people navigate the internet has been given the go ahead in Paris.
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North Korea hands over a long-awaited account of its nuclear programme to China as part of a disarmament deal.
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Ministers set out plans to allow UK firms to discriminate in favour of female and ethnic minority candidates.
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A senior member of Zimbabwe's opposition party is freed on bail, a day before a controversial presidential poll run-off.
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At least 38 people die in two bombings in Iraq - including a suicide attack on a tribal council meeting in Anbar province.
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Spain will play Germany in the final of Euro 2008 after they thrash Russia 3-0 in Vienna.
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Italy's interior minister sparks criticism with a proposal that would see all Roma community members fingerprinted.
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The US agrees to lift some sanctions on North Korea after Pyongyang delivers a declaration on its nuclear programme.
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Who benefits from the US Supreme Court's gun ruling?
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The first vote at this year's International Whaling Commission meeting denies Greenland's request to hunt humpbacks.
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Gunmen in Mexico kill a senior police official, in what authorities say could be the latest attack by the country's drugs cartels.
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