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An alleged Belgian arms dealer pleads guilty to conspiring to illegally export jet engines and parts from the US to Iran.
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Giving birth seems to slow the progression of multiple sclerosis (MS), according to Belgian and Dutch researchers.
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A Belgian man who doctors thought was in a coma for 23 years was in fact awake all along, it is revealed.
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Ahmed Rashid on conspiracy theories sweeping Pakistan
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Region which could become new Sudan front line
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Four US servicemen and three Afghan soldiers die in Afghanistan, as President Obama continues talks on troop levels.
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The Australian government strikes a deal with opposition leaders on a revised carbon emissions trading scheme.
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India test-fires its intermediate-range nuclear-capable ballistic missile, Agni-II, off an island in Orissa state.
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The US will give a target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions ahead of next month's UN climate summit, officials say.
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Protests as Nepal stages huge animal sacrifice event
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The former Thai PM Samak Sundaravej dies of cancer after a long political career which ended with a cookery show.
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The Indian government presents in parliament an inquiry report into the 1992 demolition of the Babri Masjid mosque.
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Amnesty accuses Tajikistan of failing to protect women, saying nearly half are raped, beaten or abused by their families.
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Obama set to lay on the style for visiting Indian PM
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The US president will announce his decision on whether to deploy more US troops to Afghanistan "within days", aides say.
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Debate over the Netherlands' troops in Afghanistan
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Mohammad Asif takes three wickets as Pakistan restrict New Zealand to 276-6 on day one of the first Test in Dunedin.
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More than two million cots are recalled in the US and Canada over fears that a defect could cause children to suffocate.
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At least 46 people are now known to have died in a mass political killing in the Philippines, and a state of emergency is declared.
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At least four out of five children in orphanages worldwide have a living parent, leading charity Save the Children says.
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The Czech government expresses regret over the illegal sterilisation of Roma women and announces a series of prevention measures.
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Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag make hundreds as India take control of the second Test on day one in Kanpur.
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Three Palestinians have been injured in Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip, Palestinian medical workers say.
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China executes two people over a scandal involving tainted milk powder that resulted in six children dying, state media say.
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Sudan's government has repeatedly blocked peacekeeping patrols, the UN says, amid fears of an upsurge in violence.
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Jordan's King Abdullah dissolves the country's parliament halfway through its four-year term and calls for early elections.
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Lucky, the world's oldest sheep, has died at the age of 23 - twice the normal life expectancy - after a record heatwave in Australia.
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A German bank employee who transferred money illegally from rich to poor clients receives a suspended prison term.
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US Open champion Juan Martin del Potro takes on Fernando Verdasco in Group A at the ATP World Tour Finals in London.
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GlaxoSmithKline tells doctors in Canada to stop using a batch of its swine flu, amid reports of severe side effects.
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Web browser Opera has closed a loophole which allowed Chinese users to access sites banned by the government.
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Hugh Sykes reports on the deeply complex political puzzle that poverty-stricken Afghanistan is facing.
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How does the US system compare with others?
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The US economy grew at an annual pace of 2.8% between July and September, less than the 3.5% previously forecast.
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Pirates have attacked an oil tanker off West Africa, killing a Ukrainian seaman, the commander of Benin's naval forces says.
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Pirates have attacked an oil tanker off the coast of west Africa, killing a Ukrainian seaman, the commander of Benin's naval forces says.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev orders an investigation into the death in prison of a lawyer who was awaiting trial.
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An influential Sri Lankan opposition party says it has invited former military chief Gen Sarath Fonseka to be its presidential candidate.
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At least six civilians have been killed in clashes between troops and militants in the Khyber tribal region of north-west Pakistan, officials say.
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An Indian report blames leading Hindu nationalist politicians for playing a role in the demolition in 1992 of the Ayodhya mosque.
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Bangladesh begins trying hundreds of border guards accused over a mutiny in which dozens of army officers died.
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Vietnam urges its overseas diaspora to come back
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Decision time for Obama on Afghanistan troops
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The UK "distanced itself" from talk of removing Saddam Hussein in early 2001 despite the threat he posed, the Iraq inquiry is told.
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Two alleged Congolese militia leaders plead not guilty to war crimes and crimes against humanity in The Hague.
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Spanish police hold at least 34 people in an operation against a banned youth group linked to radical Basque separatism.
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Four people are killed in a civilian helicopter crash off the coast of northern Israel.
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Hong Kong's poorest have to live in wooden cubicles
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Barack Obama pledges to "finish the job" in Afghanistan and says he will announce a decision on sending more US troops "shortly".
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World number one Roger Federer takes on Andy Murray in the evening match on day three of the ATP World Tour Finals in London.
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The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh land in Bermuda for a visit in the wake of a diplomatic spat between the island and the UK.
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A US census worker found naked, hanged and bound with tape killed himself, but made it look like murder, authorities say.
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Libya's Col Muammar Gaddafi is set to mediate between Algeria and Egypt in a bitter football row, state media says.
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Roger Federer ensures he will end the year as world number one after beating Andy Murray 3-6 6-3 6-1 in the ATP World Tour Finals in London.
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A trainee spy for Israel's Mossad secret service is arrested by Tel Aviv police while taking part in a training operation, media say.
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Iraq will not be able to hold polls before the end of January as required by the constitution, electoral officials say.
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