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Investigators in Peru say they have recovered the remains of at least 25 people from a mass grave - the possible site of a 1984 massacre.
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Authorities in Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, ban rallies in strategic areas ahead of the constituent assembly meeting.
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The Hindu nationalist BJP wins the assembly polls in the southern Indian state of Karnataka.
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Reliance Communications enters talks with South African mobile firm MTN after rival Bharti Airtel pulls out.
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Australian officials suggest two foreign divers should pay for their rescue after selling their story to the media.
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The British government should go ahead with a scheme for personal "carbon credits", a committee of MPs says.
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Tornadoes and storms sweep through the US, killing at least eight people and destroying many homes.
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Mozambique says 20,000 of its citizens fled attacks in South Africa as reconciliation efforts get under way.
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A Japanese court sentences a gangster to death for the murder of Nagasaki Mayor Iccho Ito in April 2007.
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The chairman of Taiwan's ruling party arrives in China, for a visit being seen as another sign of warming ties.
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Chinese troops work to unblock a lake formed by the earthquake, as the toll from Sunday's aftershock rises.
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The European Union approves long-delayed talks on a new partnership agreement with Russia.
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A UN official says there are fragile signs that Burma's co-operation with international relief agencies is improving.
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Burundi's government and last active rebel group sign a ceasefire ending renewed fighting.
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Nigeria's military confirms an attack on a Shell pipeline, but denies a militant claim that it lost 11 soldiers in the raid.
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Lebanon's' new President, Michel Suleiman, arrives at Baabda palace to begin his first full day in office.
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A Russian jet did shoot down a Georgian drone over breakaway Abkhazia last month, UN monitors say.
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Opposition supporters in Georgia hold independence day protests over last week's election results.
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Ethiopia's Supreme Court sentences former ruler Mengistu Haile Mariam - in absentia - to death.
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Australia are looking to extend their series lead in the second ODI against West Indies.
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Egypt's parliament extends emergency rule, although the president pledged to replace it three years ago.
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Uganda sets up a court to try cases of human rights abuses in the north with the mandate to try rebel leaders.
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About 50 alleged members of the Naples mafia, the Camorra, are arrested in Italian police raids.
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Malawi's former leader Bakili Muluzi tells the BBC the idea of him being involved in a coup plot is "laughable".
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Switzerland's top court rules that a convicted Australian drug trafficker is entitled to reclaim a $500,000 bank deposit.
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World number one Roger Federer eases into the second round of the French Open with a 6-4 6-4 6-3 victory over American Sam Querrey.
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Hezbollah's leader reiterates that the powerful Shia Muslim group is not seeking to rule Lebanon.
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Ex-US President Jimmy Carter says Israel has 150 nuclear weapons, in off-the-cuff remarks at a literary festival.
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The UN nuclear watchdog says it believes Iran is still withholding information on its nuclear programme.
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At least eight people die in a bombing on a packed Sri Lankan commuter train on the outskirts of Colombo.
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Protected areas are needed to prevent damage from the expansion of Brazilian sugar cane, the WWF says.
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French fishermen vote to extend port blockades for two days, in protest at rising fuel costs and fishing quotas.
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A Chilean judge orders the arrest of nearly 100 former soldiers and secret police over Pinochet-era rights abuses.
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