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President Sarkozy announces France's return to Nato's military command, reversing decades of self-imposed exile.
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A court in Gambia charges opposition leader Halifa Sallah with spying, sedition and holding an illegal assembly.
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The UK government's chief scientist says Europe's lawmakers need independent and sometimes uncomfortable scientific advice.
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Industrial production growth in China slowed in January and February, as the world economic downturn hit demand for exports.
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China looks to rural areas to boost the economy
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Mexico's most wanted man Joaquin Guzman makes it to Forbes' latest list of the world's billionaires.
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How to turn Cairo's congested streets into cash flow
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Police chiefs are to assess the security threat posed by dissident republicans following three murders in Northern Ireland.
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Flags are flown at half-mast across Germany after a teenage gunman killed 15 people, including nine pupils at his former school.
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Billionaire American financer Sir Allen Stanford refuses to talk to US regulators investigating his alleged $8bn (£5.6bn) fraud.
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Liechtenstein is to conform with OECD rules on tax co-operation and swap data with governments to combat tax fraud.
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Sri Lanka's army says it has captured a makeshift hospital in rebel-held territory amid reports of civilian casualties.
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Swiss drugs company Roche agrees to merge with Genentech, buying the remaining shares in the US firm for $46.8bn.
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US officials say they are investigating cases of US citizens of Somali origin joining a group linked to al-Qaeda.
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Former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra says he wants to bury the hatchet with political foes and jokes about his assets.
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An oil slick coats beaches and wildlife along Australia's east coast, after a cargo ships spills its load in stormy seas.
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Nigeria's government rejects reforms that would have empowered the judiciary to choose the leader of the electoral commission.
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Travelling around China, Robert Peston investigates how the country is dealing with the global financial crisis.
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A former Guantanamo detainee is now a key Taleban commander in southern Afghanistan, the Taleban confirms.
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George Galloway is awarded a Palestinian passport by a Hamas leader in Gaza for his support for their cause.
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India's communists and several other regional parties come together to launch a "third force" ahead of general elections.
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South Africa's highest court upholds a decision giving voters living abroad the right to cast their ballot.
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Sharia courts reopen in four administrative areas of the Swat valley in north-western Pakistan, officials say.
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Can tragic death unite Zimbabwe's bitter rivals?
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Bristol Palin, daughter of former US presidential running mate Sarah Palin, splits from her fiance complaining of media intrusion.
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An Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at US President Bush tells the judge his action was natural but is jailed for three years.
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North Korea tells an international shipping body it plans to carry out a controversial rocket launch in early April.
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Police in Pakistan beat protesters in a bid to stop lawyers and opposition activists launching an anti-government march.
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Factory output in the world's largest exporter fell by a record 7.5% in January, its biggest drop since reunification in 1990.
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Red tape is severely hampering clinical research in the UK and inadvertently "killing people", leading researchers have warned.
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Venezuela's arepa producers fear price fixing moves
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Russia's PM waives fines he says Ukraine owes for breaking gas contracts because he does not want to "finish off" the country.
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A Canadian convicted of involvement in a foiled fertiliser bomb plot in Britain is sentenced to 10 years and six months in jail.
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Zimbabwe authorities free MDC official Roy Bennett from jail, a day after the country's Supreme Court ordered his release on bail.
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The head of the military police in Madagascar says his force has stopped taking orders from the government.
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Chile's foreign and defence ministers are replaced, President Bachelet announces, ahead of presidential elections later this year.
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Hamas says it will act to stop rocket attacks by militants from Gaza into Israel, which it describes as ill-timed.
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The kidnappers of three aid workers in Sudan's Darfur region have demanded a ransom, local officials say.
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Thirteen Serbs are jailed by a Belgrade court over the 1991 massacre of some 200 Croats at a pig farm near Vukovar.
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Switzerland votes to pardon its citizens who fought in the Spanish Civil War, the last European country to do so.
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The US president urges more contact with China's military, but tensions remain over last weekend's naval confrontation.
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German police say a message apparently warning of a school shooting which left 16 people dead may have been faked.
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Financier Bernard Madoff is jailed after pleading guilty to all 11 charges in a $50bn (£35bn) fraud and apologising to investors.
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