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Amnesty International says many of those displaced by Colombia's armed conflict are being targeted by groups who want their land.
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American troops are not to be banned from smoking in war zones, the US Defence Department says.
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Days of talks on a possible bail-out of troubled US lender CIT come to an end without any pledge of support.
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The interim government in Honduras reimposes a night-time curfew after accusing opponents of seeking disturbances.
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Rebels within Japan's governing party try to remove Prime Minister Taro Aso before he can dissolve parliament next week.
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Fourteen freemasons were arrested after villagers complained they were practicing witchcraft.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev expresses "outrage" at the murder of human rights activist Natalia Estemirova.
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Four police officers are held in connection with the alleged murders of two women in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Members of a United Nations inquiry into the assassination of former Pakistani PM Benazir Bhutto arrive in Pakistan.
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Former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung is in intensive care being treated for pneumonia, medical officials say.
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England captain Andrew Strauss hits a century but Australia fight back on day one of the second Test at Lord's.
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The 1990 hardships help Serbia suffer in the downturn
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At least eight European tourists and three Egyptians have been killed in a bus crash in Egypt, officials say.
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The top military commander in the US, Adm Michael Mullen, says he does not know how long it will take for security to improve in Afghanistan.
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Iran's opposition candidate, Mir Hossein Mousavi, says he will make his first public appearance in weeks at Friday prayers.
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Russian-backed Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov vows to hunt down the killers of human rights activist Natalia Estemirova.
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The Mexican government says it will never negotiate with drug traffickers, after a purported cartel leader suggests a pact.
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Steven Spielberg's film studio will receive $825m to begin producing movies starting this year, the studio's Indian partner says.
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The UN says it is committed to talks with Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony, after its envoy stopped work.
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China's economy grows at an annual rate of 7.9% in the second quarter, but officials warn challenges remain.
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A senior member of India's ruling party is arrested after criticising a low-caste leader's policy of compensating rape victims.
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Pakistan and India pledge to co-operate in fighting terrorism, after a meeting to discuss restarting peace talks.
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JPMorgan Chase becomes the second major US bank to report a big rise in profits for the April to June period.
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China boycotts the opening ceremony of the World Games in Taiwan, an official with the games says.
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A UN refugee agency official is shot dead during a failed kidnap attempt at a relief camp in north-west Pakistan.
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Pakistan and India pledge to co-operate in fighting terrorism, after a meeting to discuss restarting peace talks.
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Reputation of Brazil's politicians takes a knock
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The son of Gabon's late leader, Omar Bongo, is chosen to stand as presidential candidate by the ruling party.
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The reasons behind Israel's latest naval manoeuvres
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The head of Iran's nuclear organisation, Gholam Reza Aghazadeh, has resigned, Iranian media and officials say.
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Parliament in Iceland votes by a narrow majority to set in motion a bid to join the EU after five days of gruelling debate.
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Spain's Miguel Angel Jimenez grabs the clubhouse lead at the 138th Open Championship at Turnberry with a 64, one ahead of five-time winner Tom Watson and 2003 champion Ben Curtis.
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Two French security advisers snatched in Somalia are now being held by two different Islamist groups, officials say.
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The crash of an Iranian plane that killed 168 was probably caused by technical problems, an official says.
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England captain Andrew Strauss hits an unbeaten 161 but Australia hit back on day one of the second Test at Lord's.
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Sudan leader Omar al-Bashir reportedly cancels a trip to Uganda, after claims he may be arrested under an ICC warrant.
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A UN Security Council committee adds a number of North Korean individuals and firms to a sanctions blacklist.
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Andrew Strauss defends England's batsmen after the hosts lost four wickets in the final session on day one of the second Test against Australia.
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Turkmenistan starts work on the latest phase of its massive project to create a vast artificial sea in the desert.
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Chaos reigns at a US military court in Guantanamo Bay where five alleged 9/11 plotters were due to appear.
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A Chinese-born engineer is found guilty of passing secret information about the US space shuttle programme to China.
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India will not start peace talks with Pakistan until the Mumbai suspects are brought to justice, PM Manmohan Singh says.
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US Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor completes the last session of questioning at her Senate confirmation hearing.
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An American teenager becomes the youngest person to sail around the world alone, after a 13-month voyage.
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Colombia extradites to the US a rebel leader who held political hostages including politician Ingrid Betancourt.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev pays tribute to a human rights activist abducted in Chechnya and shot dead.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews in Jerusalem clash with police in protest at what they see as interference by the authorities.
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