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The US unveils a $700m plan to help combat the drugs trade in Mexico, with much of the money going on tighter border security.
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Terrifying tale of persecuted Afghan actress
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The US says it has been assured by North Korea that two US journalists arrested there are being treated well.
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A Briton was murdered and his body thrown overboard by three men who boarded his boat off the coast of Thailand, police there say.
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A top New Zealand company hires a teenager who admitted to taking part in an international cyber-crime network.
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Four Dutch reporters are freed after being arrested in Indonesia during independence protests in West Papua.
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Seven people die after a roadside bomb exploded near a van carrying civilians in eastern Afghanistan, officials said.
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Unidentified gunmen kill the editor of a language daily in India's north-eastern Assam state, police say.
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China says video which allegedly shows Chinese security personnel beating Tibetans after last year's unrest is not accurate.
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Japan's exports see a record plunge in February, falling by nearly half compared with a year earlier, the finance ministry says.
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The AU says sanctions on Mauritania will stay, after Col Gaddafi said they might stop.
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China's ICBC, the world's biggest bank by market value, says its net profit for 2008 rose by a third to a record for the bank.
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Cambodia reports a military incursion by Thailand near the site of a disputed temple.
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The Czech PM says the collapse of his government will have "no impact" on the country's presidency of the EU.
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US President Barack Obama tells Americans he sees signs of economic recovery, while urging them to be patient.
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Vijay Mallya, the owner of Indian Premier League team Royal Challengers Bangalore, would prefer the tournament to be hosted in England rather than South Africa.
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Prices in Zimbabwe begin to fall after years of galloping inflation, according to figures from the state statistical office.
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Poland has chosen a new route for a planned motorway to save a pristine wetland, the environment minister says.
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The International Monetary Fund and other lenders agree to provide Romania a rescue package worth 20bn euros.
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Sri Lanka's new captain says the attack in Pakistan has changed his players' approach to taking part in future tournaments.
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The Czech PM, who currently holds the EU presidency, condemns US economic recovery plans as "a way to hell".
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Israel's next Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, insists his government will work for peace with the Palestinians.
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Seven people die after a roadside bomb explodes near a van carrying civilians in eastern Afghanistan, officials say.
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Madagascar's deposed president tells supporters to unite against the "coup".
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Japan certifies a man aged 93 as the only known survivor of both Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Mexican soldiers arrest a man included on a list of the country's 37 most-wanted drug gang members.
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A US drone attack on vehicles in Pakistan kills suspected foreign militants, Pakistani sources say.
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Chinese authorities use contraceptive pills to cut down the number of gerbils in a province plagued by the rodents.
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A Samoan woman is charged in New Zealand with abandoning her newborn baby in a toilet aboard an airliner.
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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir concludes talks in Egypt on his second trip abroad since the war crimes warrant against him.
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The militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba says it was involved in a gun battle with troops in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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The British body responsible for overseeing charities launches an inquiry into alleged UK links to an arms haul at a Bangladesh school.
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How will redrawn constituencies affect India's poll?
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Leading MEPs want a rule change to stop French far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen from presiding over the European Parliament.
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Great Britain win two silver and two bronze medals on day one at the track cycling World Championships in Poland.
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David Miliband tells MPs an Iraq war inquiry will be held as "soon as practically possible" after most UK troops leave in July.
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President Obama declares North Dakota a federal disaster area as flood waters rise across the state.
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