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Legacy of killings haunts Rwanda 15 years on
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How global trade slowdown is hitting Hong Kong shipping
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How global trade slowdown is hitting Hong Kong shipping
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Fidel Castro urges Latin American states to support an end to Cuba's isolation when they meet Barack Obama at a summit.
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Foreign tourists begin arriving in Tibet, which has been re-opened by China after closure to travellers over security fears.
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An emergency UN Security Council meeting on North Korea's rocket launch ends without agreement, officials say.
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Sri Lankan troops are in no hurry to storm a "safe zone" to pursue Tamil rebels in the north-east, the defence secretary says.
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Indian cricketer and former captain Rahul Dravid breaks the world record for the number of catches in Test matches.
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South African prosecutors are set to announce whether they will drop charges against ANC leader Jacob Zuma.
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The pilot of an Indonesian Garuda airliner that crashed in 2007 killing 21 people, is jailed for two years for negligence.
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North Korea accuses South Korea of poisoning its football players before last week's World Cup qualifier match.
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2005's American Idol winner Carrie Underwood takes top entertainer prize at the country music awards.
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More than 20 people are feared dead in Indonesia, after a military training plane crashes in West Java.
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The Pakistani bus driver, praised for his role in the Lahore cricket attack, is honoured at a ceremony in Colombo.
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Dubai police say a senior Chechen official was behind the apparent killing of a rival of the Russian region's president.
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A list by Oskar Schindler which helped hundreds of Jewish workers escape death during WWII is found in Australia.
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Somali pirates seize a British-owned ship and a Taiwanese vessel, officials say, after taking other vessels over the weekend.
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Several car bombs kill more than 34 people and injure dozens in Baghdad, as the US suffers its first combat death in weeks.
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The remains of 11,000 Rwandan genocide victims are to be reburied in Uganda, 15 years after the killings began.
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The head of a UK-based charity is arrested in Bangladesh as part of a probe into weapons found at a school it funded.
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The Japanese government announces another major stimulus plan as it tackles its worst recession since World War II.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says Russia will survive the current economic crisis if everyone works 'as one team'.
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Pakistan's chief justice orders a police committee to investigate the controversial flogging of a teenage girl.
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Kenya's justice minister resigns from the coalition government, a year after it was formed, saying she is being undermined.
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At least 90 people are believed dead and tens of thousands homeless after an earthquake strikes L'Aquila in central Italy.
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Police in Egypt are deployed in large numbers to prevent a national strike by pro-democracy activists.
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Peruvian President Alan Garcia accepts a $2m donation for a museum to victims of Peru's civil conflict, weeks after rejecting it.
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Nigerian militants have kidnapped a Scottish oil worker and killed his armed police guard, security sources confirm.
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Cristiano Ronaldo plays down renewed speculation that he is poised to leave Manchester United for Real Madrid in the summer.
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Parties and stars - India's election campaign
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The media are given access to the return of a dead US soldier for the first time since an 18-year ban on coverage was lifted.
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Barack Obama says the US "is not at war with Islam", during his first visit as president to a mainly Muslim state.
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South Africa prosecutors drop corruption charges against African National Congress (ANC) leader Jacob Zuma.
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French police find hundreds of kilos of bomb-making ingredients, suspected to belong to Basque separatists Eta, officials say.
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Rescuers search the rubble from the Italian quake which flattened buildings in the L'Aquila area, reportedly killing 150 people.
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US Defence Secretary Robert Gates announces an overall US defence budget increase, even as he calls for cuts in some areas.
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Kazakhstan's president offers to build a nuclear fuel bank on its territory, a plan backed by the US and Russia.
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Hundreds in Saudi Arabia have signed a petition demanding a stop to what they say is a trend of films being shown in public.
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A US judge revokes the stay of deportation for John Demjanjuk, accused of being an accessory to the murder of 29,000 Jews in a Nazi camp.
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A pet dog washed overboard and believed drowned is found four months later - as a castaway on a remote island.
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Team who risked everything to film Burma's uprising
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