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People believe the US "war on terror" is not weakening al-Qaeda, a worldwide poll for the BBC World Service suggests.
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What went wrong with the Chinese dairy industry
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What went wrong with the Chinese dairy industry
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Turkish woman builds mosque with inclusion in mind
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Hurricane Kyle makes landfall in eastern Canada, the country's hurricane service reports.
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Top US politicians reach agreement on a rescue plan for the financial system, which President Bush urges Congress to approve quickly.
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Iraqi journalists targeted for doing their jobs
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How a simple farm is changing Liberian women's lives
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Japan's cabinet agrees new funding to stimulate the economy, and Prime Minister Taro Aso also offers tax cuts.
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At least seven people die in an explosion in a house in India where firecrackers were being made, police say.
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A charity launches an internet game, in which the object is to help a displaced Ugandan boy find his mother.
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An inmate in a French prison is shot dead by a sniper from outside the jail, officials say.
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Lewis Hamilton says he is comfortable heading into the final three races of the F1 season with a seven-point title lead.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he wants to develop a nuclear energy programme with Russian assistance.
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Shares in Europe and Asia fall after news of an agreement on a $700bn US finance sector rescue deal fails to calm investor nerves.
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Chad denies claims that a group of foreign hostages is being held in its territory, fuelling uncertainty about their fate.
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Opposition candidates in Belarus fail to win any seats in parliamentary elections, electoral officials say.
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A DR Congo minister challenges a report claiming a rise in the recruitment of child soldiers and rape.
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The US military deploys long-range radar in Israel to give early warning of any missile strike by Iran, officials say.
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A suicide attack east of the Algerian capital has killed three people and injured six, state media reports.
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Somali pirates holding a ship carrying tanks and weapons say they are surrounded by at least three foreign warships.
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The three Chinese astronauts who returned to earth safely on Sunday are given a heroes' welcome in Beijing.
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Aid worker's view of what storm-hit Haiti needs to rebuild
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The leaders of Austria's two far-right parties hail the results of early general elections, after making big gains.
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Banking and insurance giant Fortis is rescued by European governments in a deal worth 11.2bn euros ($16.2bn).
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Would-be beauty queens in Nepal express their disappointment over the postponement of the Miss Nepal contest for the sixth time this year.
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The militias wanting to challenge the Pakistan Taleban
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Graeme Swann, Matt Prior and Owais Shah are among 15 England players selected for the Test series against India.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh is in France where he will discuss boosting civilian nuclear trade between the countries.
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Outgoing PM Ehud Olmert says Israel must leave almost all occupied land if it wants peace with Syria and Palestinians.
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The Nigerian group trying to buy Newcastle United say they have formally lodged a bid.
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Jonathan Marcus boards the night train bound for Ankara in search of Turkey's new foreign policy.
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Elections in Belarus - in which the opposition failed to win a single seat - "fell short" of democratic standards, Europe's monitors say.
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The UN in Sri Lanka says it will send food later this week to thousands of civilians displaced by fighting in the north.
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At least five people are killed in a suspected car bomb attack on a military bus in the Lebanese city of Tripoli.
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Eleven Europeans are freed in an operation near Sudan's border with Chad, 10 days after being kidnapped in Egypt.
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Preliminary tests find the chemical melamine in Cadbury's Chinese-made chocolates, the company says.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe says a unity government will be formed this week.
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A 1bn-euro bail-out of Italian airline Alitalia wins the support of the last two unions who had been opposing the deal.
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Russia is set to provide four helicopters to help the EU's peace mission in Chad - despite tensions over Georgia.
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Some 20,000 Pakistanis have crossed into Afghanistan to escape fighting in the Bajaur region, the UN says.
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Results from Ecuador's referendum show widespread backing for President Rafael Correa's constitutional reforms.
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A Bangladesh court rejects a bail plea of former PM Sheikh Hasina, meaning that she could be arrested when she returns to the country.
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Nepal's Maoist-led government authorises a six-year-old girl to be a "living goddess" in a town near Kathmandu.
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The US attorney general appoints a special prosecutor to look into the firings of nine US attorneys in 2006.
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The US navy says it has deployed further vessels to surround a cargo ship loaded with 33 tanks that was hijacked by pirates.
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The campaigns of US presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain clash over the loss of the bail-out vote in Congress.
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In a vote that stuns Wall Street and the White House, the US House of Representatives rejects a financial bail-out plan, as share prices tumble.
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Italian officials agree to pay a 150,000 euros finders' fee for the 5,300-year-old "Iceman" Oetzi after 17 years of wrangling.
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Militants in Pakistan pose a threat to the country's existence, according to the senior US General, David Petraeus.
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Migrants risk all to reach Europe from Libyan fishing port
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