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The US calls on Burma's military rulers to stop persecuting the Rohingya Muslim minority, many of whom have fled.
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A German-Egyptian activist has been detained north of Cairo during a rally in support of Palestinians in Gaza.
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'Abandoned' Afghan wife takes her fight to India
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Indonesia takes the anti-bribery battle to schools
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Two senior Chinese officials visit Latin America in pursuit of closer economic links and new trading partners.
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A van bomb explodes near a conference centre in the east of Spain's capital, Madrid, reportedly causing no injuries.
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The head of US forces in South Korea says he has not ruled out a military response if the North test-fires a missile.
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Seven police officers are among a group accused of ransacking a synagogue in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas.
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Twenty-four people, 18 from the same family, die as a small plane crashes into a river in the Brazilian state of Amazonas.
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Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant dominates the Grammy Awards, winning five prizes for his work with Alison Krauss.
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Italy's Senate is to discuss a decree to stop the withdrawal of life support from a comatose woman, amid a growing row.
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Afghans are increasingly pessimistic about the future with support for the government and Nato falling, a BBC/ABC poll finds.
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Oil workers hold a walk-out in Nigeria over lack of security in the oil-producing Delta.
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The BBC News website outlines the positions on key issues of the leading candidates for prime minister in Israel's 10 February elections.
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An ultra-traditionalist British bishop who has denied the Holocaust is relieved of his post at an Argentine seminary.
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The German government moves to replace Economy Minister Michael Glos, following his surprise resignation.
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Some 100 Kenyan victims of an oil tanker fire which killed at least 135 people are buried.
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Kazakhstan says it will allow the US to ship non-military cargo through its territory to Afghanistan.
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Madagascar's defence minister resigns after police shot dead 28 opposition protesters.
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On the trail of Australia's shadowy 'enemy within'
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Politicians in Israel are making their final campaign appeals to voters a day before the general election on Tuesday.
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A female Tamil Tiger rebel blows herself up in north-east Sri Lanka, killing 28 people and injuring dozens, the military says.
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At least 14 people are killed in a mortar attack in Pakistan's troubled North West Frontier Province, military officials say.
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Nissan is to cut 20,000 jobs worldwide as the Japanese carmaker says the global auto industry is in "turmoil".
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Egyptian archaeologists unearth more than 20 mummies at a tomb at the Saqqara necropolis dating back at least 2,600 years.
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Latvia, grappling with a deep and sudden recession, saw its economy plunge by an estimated 10.5% over 12 months last year.
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China presents an eagerly-awaited report on its rights record to the UN in Geneva.
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A top al-Qaeda leader who the Pakistani military said may have been killed in fighting last August reappears in a video.
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Arsonists who started some of the bushfires in Australia that have killed 170 people are guilty of mass murder, the PM says.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy announces that Renault and Peugeot-Citroen are to get 6.5bn euros ($8.5bn) of state loans.
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The UN says it will resume aid deliveries to the Gaza Strip after Hamas returned aid supplies confiscated last week.
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The BBC World Service is to stop providing radio news to Sri Lanka's state broadcaster due to "deliberate interference".
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Somalia's new President, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, offers an olive branch to Islamist hardliners during a tour of Mogadishu.
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A suicide car bomb kills four American soldiers and an interpreter in the Iraqi city of Mosul, the US military says.
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Eluana Englaro, the Italian woman at the centre of a right-to-die debate, has died, the health minister says.
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Tales of survival from Australia - in sound and images
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