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Complaints that a tourism advert showed the Palestinian territories as an undisputed part of Israel are upheld by an advertising watchdog.
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The ousted Honduran president says his supporters have "the right to insurrection" in their bid to see him reinstated.
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The authorities in Kyrgyzstan say an off-duty policeman has confessed to beating a journalist to death.
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The last remaining UN observers in Georgia leave their posts on Wednesday, a month after their mandate expired.
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An indefinite strike called by a regional political party hurts tea production and tourism in India's Darjeeling hills.
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Australian PM Kevin Rudd reminds China that the world is watching how it handles a case of alleged business espionage in Shanghai.
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The foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan meet on the sidelines of a summit in Egypt to discuss terrorism.
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A suicide bomb attack in the western Iraqi city of Ramadi kills at least six people and injures 17 others, local police say.
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Two Russian police officers and two soldiers have been killed in a gun battle with militants in Chechnya, officials say.
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Japan's central bank downgrades its economic forecast, but says the worst of the country's recession is now over.
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Russian billonaire, Oleg Deripaska, normally tries to avoid the media spotlight, but Tim Whewell was able to spend some time with him and gain an insight into his life.
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Malaysian police say they will release nine Christians mistakenly accused to trying to convert Muslim students.
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Mexican officials say 12 bodies found in Michoacan state were federal police officers, murdered by a drugs cartel.
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A US blogger who leaked part of Guns N' Roses latest album is ordered to appear in an anti-piracy commercial.
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Israeli army voices back war crimes claims in Gaza
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Mark Cavendish goes for his fourth stage win of this year's Tour in stage 11, a 192km trek from Vatan to St Fargeau.
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Sweden urges the EU to "pool efforts and show leadership" to secure a global deal to curb climate change.
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Charles Taylor tells his war crimes trial he spent years fighting corruption, before overthrowing Liberia's president in the 1980s.
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How the US and the UK honour their fallen soldiers
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A Spanish woman who became the world's oldest new mother when she gave birth to twins in 2006 at the age of 66 has died.
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China urges its citizens in Algeria to take care, after reports that Islamist militants might target them because of unrest in China.
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Workers building stadiums for next year's World Cup in South Africa are ending a week-long strike, negotiators say.
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Fighting between militants and the army in Pakistan's Swat valley kills nine, as displaced people stream back.
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England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff announces he will retire from Test cricket after the Ashes series against Australia.
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The main rebel group in Nigeria's Niger Delta, Mend, declares a 60-day ceasefire in its campaign against the oil industry.
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A group of soldiers who took part in Israel's offensive in Gaza say widespread abuses were committed against civilians.
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Organisers of the Melbourne International Film Festival defy calls from China not to show a film about an exiled Uighur leader.
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Mark Cavendish produces a stunning sprint finish to win stage 11 of the Tour de France and equal Barry Hoban's British record of eight stage wins.
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A 19-year-old British backpacker missing for a fortnight in the Australian bush west of Sydney has been found alive.
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US Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor is again pressed on remarks about a "wise Latina" at her confirmation hearing.
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Officials in Nigeria welcome a 60-day truce declared by the main oil-rebel group, days after they carried out a deadly attack.
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A powerful earthquake strikes off the New Zealand coast, prompting a brief tsunami warning.
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US supermarkets lower food prices to keep customers
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A man in the United States is charged $23 quadrillion for a packet of cigarettes at his local petrol station.
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Ex-PM Tony Blair is the UK candidate for president of the European Council, a government minister says.
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The EU Commission proposes dropping visa requirements for citizens of Serbia, Macedonia and Montenegro.
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Al-Jazeera is closed in the West Bank after a guest accused Mahmoud Abbas of trying to get Yasser Arafat killed.
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How an energy project revitalised an Ethiopian village
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The Ugandan authorities deny claims that they will arrest Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir if he visits the country.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warns Iran that the US will not extend its offer of engagement indefinitely.
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An Iranian airliner en route to Armenia crashes in northern Iran, killing all 168 passengers and crew, state media says.
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The veteran president of Congo-Brazzaville, Denis Sassou-Nguesso, wins a new term in office after a disputed poll.
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A prominent Russian human rights activist, Natalia Estemirova, is found dead after being abducted in Chechnya.
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The US economy will sink at a slower pace than thought, the Federal Reserve says, but tips unemployment to be above 10%.
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A Zambian newspaper editor faces an obscenity charge over harrowing images of a pregnant woman denied health care.
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The Senate health committee approves its version of a bill to restructure the US healthcare system.
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General Motors is to invest more than $1bn in Brazil, developing two new car models and creating about 1,000 jobs.
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Damaged black boxes are recovered from a plane that crashed in Iran with the loss of all 168 on board, say officials.
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Police shoot dead a man after an traffic incident near the US Capitol, but the case is not thought to have political implications.
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The US space agency Nasa successfully launches the space shuttle Endeavour - at the sixth attempt.
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The dreams and aims of a Burmese opposition leader
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Plight of displaced on Pakistan's other frontline
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