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Argentina formally lays claim to a vast expanse of ocean, stretching as far as the Antarctic and including island chains governed by Britain.
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More than 23 million South Africans are voting in their general election. Will it make a difference?
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Japan reports its first annual trade deficit in 28 years, following a sharp drop in exports amid the global economic downturn.
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Somali raider defends career of high seas plunder
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Political opponents of Bolivian President Evo Morales demand an international investigation into the deaths of three foreigners last week.
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Comprehensive coverage of South Africa's most competitive election since the end of apartheid in 1994.
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The number of Tamil civilians escaping from the territory held by Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka rises to 77,000, the army says.
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Maoist rebels in eastern Indian state of Jharkhand seize a train and take several hundred passengers hostage, police say.
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Global downturn hits India's diamond merchants
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Former South Africa coach Carel du Plessis says their backs will give them the edge in the summer series against the British and Irish Lions.
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Maoist rebels who seized a train carrying several hundred passengers in eastern India have released them, police say.
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Czech PM Mirek Topolanek is to lead an EU delegation to Moldova, amid tensions following a disputed election and riots.
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The top official goes missing in a north-western Pakistani district where a Sharia law deal with the Taleban operates.
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North Korea accuses the South of moving a border marker post, amid worsening relations between the two neighbours.
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Venezuelan opposition leader Manuel Rosales asks for asylum in Peru, saying he is being politically persecuted back home.
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A 38-year-old South Korean man is sentenced to death over the murders of 10 people between 2005 and 2008.
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Twelve men held in anti-terror raids in north-west England are released without charge but some face deportation.
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Renowned Pakistani singer of classical and film songs, Iqbal Bano, dies in the eastern city of Lahore, aged 74.
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New Zealanders are to decide what to call their two main islands, after it was discovered they were never officially named.
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The partner of jailed US-Iranian reporter Roxana Saberi writes an open love letter begging for her release.
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A French naval frigate docks in the Kenyan port of Mombasa carrying 11 Somalis accused of piracy.
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Two undercover Mexican agents are killed, apparently by hit-men working for a top drug cartel, local media say.
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South Africans are voting in a poll seen as the most important test of the ANC's hold on power since the end of apartheid.
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German prosecutors say four suspected Islamists were plotting to match 9/11, as their trial opens in Duesseldorf.
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Bush-era support for the CIA's harsh interrogation tactics set the tone for abuses by US troops in Iraq, a US report says.
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Pakistan accuses India and Afghanistan of wanting to destabilise Pakistan in supporting rebels in Balochistan province.
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Kenya's president vows to punish the perpetrators of violence that left at least 29 people dead in a central town.
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Philippine security forces on the southern island of Jolo are ordered to prepare to rescue an ailing Italian hostage.
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A Tamil woman tells of her ordeal in Sri Lanka's war zone
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Afghanistan creates its first national park in a spectacular mountainous region of deep blue lakes and natural dams.
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Two key Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka, including chief media co-ordinator Daya Master, surrender, the army says.
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Israeli military inquiries conclude that troops fought lawfully in Gaza, but rights groups call for a wider probe.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warns Iran of "tough sanctions" if it rejects dialogue over its nuclear programme.
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The chief financial officer of US mortgage giant Freddie Mac has been found dead after apparently killing himself, police say.
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Alistair Darling says the UK will have to borrow a record £175bn this year in a Budget which also introduces a new 50p tax rate.
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Iran's President Ahmadinejad says he will not intervene in the case of jailed US-Iranian reporter Roxana Saberi.
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A third woman in two weeks claims that her child was fathered by Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo.
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Lesotho's PM has survived unhurt an apparent assassination attempt in the capital Maseru, the government says.
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A court in Venezuela orders the arrest of opposition leader Manuel Rosales, who fled to Peru after being charged with corruption.
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High turnout in South Africa's election leads to long queues at polling stations, as voting is extended in some areas.
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A UN special envoy and three other foreigners abducted in Niger are freed, officials in neighbouring Mali say.
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Diego Murillo, leader of a Colombian right-wing paramilitary group, is jailed for 31 years in the US for drug trafficking.
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At least five people die after a suicide bomb attack targeting a US-allied militia leader north of the Iraqi capital, reports say.
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Ban Ki-moon warns against sending a UN peacekeeping force to Somalia, saying it could worsen the country's conflict.
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