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Police in Chile arrest and charge two elderly women after finding a stash of cocaine and cash in their house.
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At least 44 prisoners break out of a jail in Peru and flee into a remote northern jungle region, officials say.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez cancels his TV show, Alo Presidente, amid a row with writer Mario Vargas Llosa.
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A month of Nato exercises in Georgia are coming to an end amid continuing Russian anger over the "provocative" drills.
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The UN works to release more than 80 child soldiers in Chad taken prisoner by the military during clashes with rebels.
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Iranian-American journalist Roxana Saberi finally makes it home to Fargo a fortnight after her release from jail in Iran.
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US President Barack Obama flies First Lady Michelle to New York for a date, fulfilling a promise made on the campaign trail.
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A homemade bomb found on board an Iranian plane is defused, semi-official news agencies report.
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Israeli Arabs' angered by 'loyalty laws' proposal
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Defending champion Rafael Nadal slumps to a stunning defeat against Robin Soderling at Roland Garros, wrecking his hopes of a fifth straight title.
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Amnesty International calls for an urgent inquiry into claims of civilian deaths in the last days of the Sri Lankan war.
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Elections are taking place in South Ossetia, the first polls since it declared independence from Georgia last year.
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Sri Lanka dismissses calls for an independent inquiry into claims of war crimes by the military, saying its own courts will investigate.
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At least 2,000 Indian students and supporters protest in Australia over attacks which they say are racially motivated.
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Thousands march in Hong Kong ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen killings, in one of the few such events on Chinese soil.
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Six people have died in a West Bank clash between Hamas fighters and Palestinian policemen, officials say.
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Pakistan's operation against Taliban rebels in the Swat valley should be over within days, a senior defence official says.
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UK police investigate a sighting of businessman Ian Griffin the day after his girlfriend was found dead in a Paris hotel.
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Four-time champion Rafael Nadal suffers his first French Open defeat as he crashes out to Sweden's Robin Soderling.
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The Israeli cabinet rejects a controversial proposal to require Israeli citizens to take an oath of loyalty to the Jewish state.
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The scale of war damage to the main city in the Swat valley becomes clear, a day after it was captured by Pakistan troops.
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A much-hyped four-day TV event hosted by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez ends with no explanation after two days.
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A bumblebee which is extinct in the UK, is to be reintroduced here under plans being announced.
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