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Mauritania's junta and the opposition sign a deal to end a political crisis following last year's coup.
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A day after a Sri Lankan hostage was freed in the Philippines, the Red Cross expresses concern for its staff member held for five months in Jolo.
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India's Bollywood film producers call off a strike staged amid differences over sharing revenue with multiplex cinemas.
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A bus fire in the central Chinese city of Chengdu kills at least 25 people and wounds 78, state media reports.
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Lebanese flock home from abroad for elections
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Jenson Button aims to kickstart his bid to win a sixth Grand Prix of the season in Friday practice of the Turkish Grand Prix.
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A US man whose wife died on a scuba honeymoon in Australia is jailed after pleading guilty to manslaughter.
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The probation officer whose team supervised killer Dano Sonnex speaks of his "utter regret" at the murders of two French students.
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Work and Pensions Secretary James Purnell calls on UK PM Gordon Brown to "stand aside", after quitting the cabinet.
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The Sri Lankan navy seizes a ship sent by Tamil groups in the UK carrying supplies bound for the north of the country.
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Tributes are paid to Kung Fu and Kill Bill star David Carradine who was found dead in a Bangkok hotel room on Thursday, aged 72.
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Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto scraps a deal with China's Chinalco in favour of a tie-up with rival BHP Billiton.
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World Vision in Liberia says only 9% of its food aid reached beneficiaries, as three workers are charged with fraud.
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How democratic is Iran's political system?
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Peruvian smelter problem nears conclusion
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China deploys video cameras to counter hi-tech cheats in nationwide college entrance examinations.
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British veterans are taking part in a series of events in France on the eve of the 65th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy.
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Brazilian officials say debris recovered at sea is not, as earlier announced, from the lost Air France Airbus.
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The Latvian government says markets will stabilise once it has reached a deal with lenders, but fears remain it will have to devalue its currency.
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Russia's president says increased state intervention in the country's economy during the global downturn is "inevitable".
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Pakistan's army says it has arrested several associates of a radical Islamist cleric in north-west Pakistan.
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Roger Federer and Juan Martin del Potro go to a final set in the second semi-final in Paris, after Robin Soderling beats Fernando Gonzalez.
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More than 1,000 ex-servicemen who took part in nuclear tests in the 1950s have won the right to sue for compensation.
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The Afghan government says this year's bumper wheat harvest is partly due to its successful poppy eradication programme.
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The interior minister of the troubled Russian region of Dagestan is shot dead outside a wedding, officials say.
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The Red Cross says it has begun delivering food to prisoners in Zimbabwe, amid horrific reports of jail conditions.
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Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi reacts angrily to publication in Spain of photos showing topless women and a naked man at his villa.
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US President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel vow to "redouble" efforts on the Middle East, at talks in Dresden.
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The trial of Burma's jailed democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is postponed for a further week, her lawyer says.
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US employers cut 345,000 jobs in May, the Labor Department said, far fewer than expected.
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Nearly 60 people have been buried in a landslide in an iron-ore mining area of south-western China, state media report.
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UK PM Gordon Brown juggles his top ministers as his government is rocked by resignations and calls for him to quit.
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A bomb explodes at a mosque in the north-west of Pakistan during Friday prayers, killing at least 38 people and wounding dozens.
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Robin Soderling survives a Fernando Gonzalez fightback to win 6-3 7-5 5-7 4-6 6-4 and make the French Open final.
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The Netherlands are putting England under pressure in the opening World Twenty20 match.
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Ukraine's parliament dismisses Defence Minister Yuri Yekhanurov by a large majority over allegations of financial mismanagement.
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The world's first floating wind turbine is to be towed out to sea off the coast of Norway this weekend.
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An official inquiry begins in Italy to determine whether a statue attributed to Michelangelo was actually made by him.
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Roger Federer's hopes of a first French Open title remain alive after a five-set win over Juan Martin del Potro in the semi-finals.
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At least 36 people die in fighting in Somalia between pro-government fighters and Islamist hardliners, reports say.
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A south Californian court sentences a man to death for murdering five firefighters by starting a 2006 forest blaze.
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US President Barack Obama tours the Nazi concentration camp in Buchenwald during his visit to Germany.
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Campaigning is drawing to a close in Lebanon's fiercely contested elections with voting due to begin on Sunday.
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Hosts England crash to a four-wicket defeat by the Netherlands in a dramatic opening match in the World Twenty20.
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A French nuclear submarine is being sent to help find an Air France jet which disappeared over the Atlantic.
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Britain's Gordon Brown vows to fight on in office, despite three ministers' resignations and a call for him to quit.
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Traces of undeclared man-made uranium have been found at a second site in Syria, the UN's nuclear watchdog says.
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At least 31 people are killed in clashes in Peru between the security forces and indigenous people in the Amazon region.
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