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Kyrgyzstan's president appears headed for an overhwhelming victory in elections denounced by the opposition.
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Indonesia's leader Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is confirmed as the winner of presidential polls, the election commission says.
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Brazil is to lodge a formal complaint over an illegal shipment of 1,400 tonnes of UK toxic waste, its government says.
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Israeli Arabs say discrimination chokes their towns
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Private buses and taxi operators in India's third most populous city, Calcutta, begin an indefinite strike over vehicle bans.
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More than 40 people including politicians, officials and several rabbis are arrested in a major FBI operation in the US.
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A helicopter crashes on to a highway in the US state of Maryland, killing all four people on board.
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Two Kenyan university students hope to market a device that allows bicycle riders to charge their mobile phones.
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Lewis Hamilton is the quickest man in afternoon practice at the Hungaroring to complete an encouraging day for the McLaren team.
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At least eight people die as armed separatists and government forces clash in southern Yemen, officials say.
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New Zealand Cricket persuades its six Indian Premier League players to agree contracts with the board and forgo "significant sums of money".
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East Timor's President Ramos-Horta says Indonesia's army tortured and shot five journalists killed in the 1975 invasion.
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Honduran President Manuel Zelaya arrives at a Nicaraguan border town from where he plans to launch a bid to return home after nearly a month in exile.
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At least 15,000 people are made homeless after heavy monsoon rains lash parts of Pakistan's Balochistan province
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Nepalese officials go to the far east of the country to investigate attacks by elephants migrating from neighbouring India.
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Russia tries to rule version of past that dominates today
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Three inmates including a bank robber described as dangerous escape from a Belgian jail on board a hijacked helicopter.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki hints that US forces could stay in Iraq beyond the current deadline of 2011, during a visit to the US.
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There can be no global climate change agreement without China on board, UN chief Ban Ki-moon says in Beijing.
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It features yodelling and is one of the most popular songs at German beer festivals - but the Kuftein Song is now at the centre of a court dispute over royalties.
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Members of Guinea's presidential guard beg forgiveness on their knees on national TV after roughing up a general.
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European monitors say Kyrgyzstan's presidential election was marred by "many problems and irregularities".
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Severe storms kill at least seven people in Poland, uprooting trees in many areas and bringing down power lines.
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South Africa's President Jacob Zuma promises to deliver better services in a bid to end recent township protests.
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Mark Cavendish clinches his fifth stage win of this year's Tour in stage 19, a 178km trek from Bourgoin Jallieu to Aubenas.
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Turkish police arrest almost 200 people suspected of being members of the banned Islamist group Hizb al-Tahrir.
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A new report analyses China's growing aid budget to Pacific nations and finds it wanting, due to focus on blocking Taiwan.
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Scientists discover a new species of lizard in the lush Western Ghats mountain range in the Indian state of Maharashtra.
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China's largest city is encouraging parents in some cases to have a second child, in a bid to balance its ageing population.
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Exploring social well-being in Denmark
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An arms cache which exploded last week in Hezbollah-controlled territory in south Lebanon was "very active", a UN official says.
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Lawyers for Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi present closing arguments, as her trial nears its end.
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At least 20 people have died in a collision between a bus and a petrol tanker in south Russia, officials say.
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A train in Croatia has crashed on the line between Zagreb and Split, killing at least six people and injuring 20, officials say.
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Lewis Hamilton pips McLaren team-mate Heikki Kovalainen to set the day's fastest practice lap in the second session for the Hungarian GP.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai says he will will review agreements with foreign forces in Afghanistan if re-elected.
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The US unveils its car scrappage scheme, aimed at persuading owners of "gas-guzzling" cars to buy greener ones.
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A Chechen separatist envoy and a regional government representative hold talks on bringing stability to the region.
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Italy PM Silvio Berlusconi failed to declare 30 ancient tombs at his Sardinian villa, newly published recordings suggest.
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Iran's supreme leader orders President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to dismiss his choice to serve as vice-president, state TV says.
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A plane catches fire as it lands in Mashhad, Iran, killing at least 17 people, the second airliner crash in the country this month.
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Reformists shake up Iraqi Kurdistan elections
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Five Jamaican athletes have tested positive for a banned substance, the IAAF confirms.
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Wildlife officials in India plan to build a special school to discipline delinquent monkeys.
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US President Barack Obama tells reporters he should not have described the arrest of a black Harvard professor as "stupid".
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Smiling Joe Biden chides Ukraine and Georgia
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US President Barack Obama tells reporters he should not have described the arrest of a black Harvard professor as "stupid".
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Triple Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt blows away the field to win the 100m in style at the London Grand Prix.
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US President Barack Obama tells reporters he should not have described the arrest of a black Harvard professor as "stupid".
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Professor's arrest highlights US 'racial profiling'
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A female member of the Afghan parliament, Malalai Joya, strongly criticises Nato forces in the country - and the Taliban and Afghan 'warlords'.
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Underwater archaeologists in Italy discover the wrecks of five ancient Roman ships, with their cargoes still largely intact.
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What is Pakistan's army up to in South Waziristan?
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A female member of the Afghan parliament strongly criticises Nato forces in the country - and the Taliban and Afghan "warlords".
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