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A US court puts a temporary halt on a judge's decision to allow the release of 17 Chinese Muslims being held at Guantanamo Bay.
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Brazil is facing a shrinking and ageing population, says a new report, pointing to reduced fertility rates.
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The national debt clock in New York runs out of digits to record the spiralling figure.
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Ricky Ponting scores his first hundred in India in the first Test in Bangalore.
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Australia win the toss and bat first against India in the first Test in Bangalore.
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South Korean media say North Korea is preparing to launch up to 10 short-range missiles, after reports of a test this week.
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The US treasury secretary warns some banks will still fail despite a $700bn rescue package, as Asian markets enjoy calmer trading.
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A Thai court drops the most serious charges against protest leaders, opening the way for their possible surrender to police.
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An Australian tourist dies in hospital in Goa, India, after he is assaulted at a beach bar, police say.
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China's top leadership opens four-day meeting focused on reforming land rights for vast rural population.
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England's Alastair Cook admits the cricket is "unimportant" compared to the money on offer in the Stanford Twenty20 game.
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The leader of South Africa's official opposition says she welcomes a split in the ruling party as good for democracy.
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How Bush nuclear deal transformed US India relations
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Uganda king on collision course with tenant farmers
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon announces plans to spend $4.3bn on infrastructure projects amid the world economic slowdown.
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James Luckhurst visits a city in southern Finland, where residents are holding their breath for a heavy snowfall this winter.
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A compromise is reached in the dispute over England's $20m Stanford Twenty20 game, BBC Sport understands.
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At least eight people are hurt after a suicide bomb attack inside the main police complex in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, police say.
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Victims of child sex abuse on Pitcairn Island can apply for compensation, the British government says.
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Zimbabwe's annual inflation rate soars to a record 231,000,000% as measured in July, newly released official figures show.
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A suspected suicide bomber in Sri Lanka kills at least one person in an attack targeting a government minister, officials say.
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting scores his first century in India as the tourists reach 254-4 on day one of the first Test in Bangalore.
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Historian Simon Schama on the US's shifting self-image
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Distinguished French novelist Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio is awarded this year's Nobel Prize for Literature.
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Crowds of Egyptians attack police with clubs and stones in a town south of Cairo after a pregnant woman dies in a police raid.
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Riots break out in Acre after an Israeli-Arab drives his car during the religious holiday of Yom Kippur, Israeli reports say.
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Chinese activists tipped for Nobel peace prize
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Andrew Whitehead discovers how a US city once famous for its car industry is facing difficult times.
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The Chinese government says three people have died after receiving herbal ginseng injections in Yunnan province.
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A decision to make the EU flag and motto more prominent and play the EU anthem more often angers some British Euro MPs.
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An Israeli academic whose home was bombed last month warns in a BBC interview of a "climate of violence" in the country.
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An Iraqi politician loyal to the Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr is seriously injured in a roadside bomb blast in Baghdad.
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Life still hard for 'hero' of East Timor struggle
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The rebel forces of Laurent Nkunda have taken a major army base in eastern DR Congo, the UN confirms.
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Four schoolgirls are among 10 killed by a bomb in Pakistan hours after militants attack Islamabad's main police base.
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A rowing couple in Cambodia give new meaning to "broken home" by sawing their home in half to avoid the divorce courts.
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Voting in the Maldives first multi-party presidential election goes to a second round after President Gayoom fails to win outright.
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The UN's nuclear watchdog says its inspectors no longer have any access to North Korea's main nuclear complex at Yongbyon.
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The chances of Afghan Taleban joining peace talks
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Defence ministers from the Nato military alliance agree to send warships to help combat piracy off the coast of Somalia.
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Iraq's prime minister says he will find those behind the assassination of an MP loyal to the Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr.
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Indonesia pledges to stop the loss of forests and species in Sumatra, one of the world's most ecologically important islands.
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Iceland nationalises its biggest bank and suspended trade on its stock exchange in an attempt to prevent further panic in the country.
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England's $20m Stanford Twenty20 game will go ahead as planned, the tournament organisers confirm.
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Two US journalists arrested for entering Syria illegally are released in Damascus, the state department says.
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Peruvian cabinet ministers are poised to tender their resignation to the president over an oil corruption scandal.
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A missile from a suspected unmanned US aircraft kills at least eight in a Pakistani tribal area close to Afghanistan, reports say.
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Libya halts oil shipments to Switzerland months after the brief arrest of Muammar Gaddafi's youngest son for assault.
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US stocks fall for a seventh straight session as investors remain fearful the financial crisis will lead to a deep recession.
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US Republican John McCain launches a new campaign advert accusing his Democratic rival of being "too risky" to be president.
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