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A third US marine is charged over the deaths of unarmed Iraqi detainees in Falluja in November 2004.
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Sweden's Supreme Court rules that advertising breaks in films shown on TV violate the filmmakers' copyright.
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The UN's envoy to Burma, Ibrahim Gambari, says that his recent visit there yielded no concrete results.
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A new diamond-processing plant opens in Botswana creating about 3,000 jobs.
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East Timor's president is discharged from an Australian hospital five weeks after being shot by rebels.
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US President George W Bush again urges the US Congress to approve a free trade deal with Colombia.
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US presidential candidate Barack Obama speaks on race, seeking to defuse a row over his ex-pastor.
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Olympic champion Carolina Kluft will not defend her heptathlon title at the Beijing Games this year.
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The International Cricket Council will act to prevent reinstated umpire Darrell Hair from standing in matches involving Pakistan.
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The Cypriot president says the failure of new peace talks will be "devastating" for the divided island.
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Mexico's state oil company marks the 70th anniversary of its nationalisation amid a fierce debate over its future.
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Pakistan's parliament elects its first female speaker, a veteran MP from the party that won recent elections.
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Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf grants a one-month stay of execution to a convicted Indian spy.
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Three of Serbia's neighbours - Bulgaria, Croatia and Hungary - have announced they will recognise Kosovo.
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British science fiction writer Sir Arthur C Clarke, author of more than 100 books, dies in Sri Lanka at the age of 90.
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Yemen holds separate talks with Fatah and Hamas in an effort to foster Palestinian national reconciliation.
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Gurkha veterans protest at the parliament in London, demanding the right to remain in the UK.
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The Japanese government's latest nominee to be governor of the Bank of Japan is vetoed by the opposition.
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Denmark's Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen criticises comments on Islam made by a Dutch MP.
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A woman suicide bomber has killed six people at a bus station in Balad Ruz in Diyala province, Iraqi police say.
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The UN expresses concerns that Indonesia is failing to cope with its rising bird flu death toll.
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A wildlife park official in DR Congo is arrested amid claims he orchestrated the killing of a group of mountain gorillas.
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The US president gives an upbeat assessment of the Iraq war, on the fifth anniversary of the invasion.
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US-led forces in Afghanistan say a woman and boy have died in a raid, locals say four more killed were also civilians.
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China says some 100 Tibetans have given themselves up in Lhasa, as new video emerges of protests elsewhere.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy drops a lawsuit against a magazine that alleged he had offered to take back his ex-wife.
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Croatia and Hungary recognise Kosovo's independence, with Bulgaria expected to do the same on Thursday.
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Vietnam has become a major South-East Asian hub for processing illegally logged timber, a report says.
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Zimbabwe is failing to meet its democratic obligations ahead of elections next week, says a human rights group.
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The UN chief will recommend sending peacekeepers to Somalia if certain conditions are met, he says.
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says a referendum may be needed to end a row over the EU Lisbon Treaty.
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Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen reportedly arrives in Europe after protests in India forced her into hiding.
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A Moroccan man jailed for pretending to be the brother of the king on Facebook, is pardoned.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross accuses Sri Lanka of manipulating confidential information.
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Zimbabwe's government dismisses accusations it is failing to meet democratic obligations ahead of polls.
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Kuwait's ruler dissolves parliament in a continuing political crisis between MPs and the cabinet.
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US presidential hopeful John McCain says he understands Israel's response to Palestinian rocket attacks.
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The Dalai Lama urges world leaders to press for dialogue on Tibet as the UK says China may be open to talks.
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A woman is raped in the complex containing the mausoleum of Pakistan's founder in Karachi, police say.
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Wall Street's main share indexes go into reverse, dragged down by weaker US oil stocks.
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A French woman with a face tumour who lost a legal challenge seeking euthanasia dies at her home.
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One gang in Mexico has customised a vehicle with James Bond-style, anti-pursuit gadgets, police say.
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Offices of the oil company BP and the TNK-BP joint venture in Moscow are raided by Russian police.
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Eddie O'Sullivan's reign as Ireland coach ends after a disappointing Six Nations campaign.
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