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The lawyer for a Lebanese TV host sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia for witchcraft appeals for international help to save him.
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Aid pledges totalling nearly $10bn are made for earthquake-hit Haiti, exceeding the target set at a donor conference.
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A landmark law which makes education a fundamental right for children comes into effect in India.
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The Afghan parliament rejects a decree that would give President Karzai more control over a key electoral watchdog.
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The leader of Catholics in England and Wales says contraception is an "attractive" idea in tackling Third World poverty.
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A key survey of Japanese manufacturers shows confidence improving and Toyota reports a big jump in domestic sales.
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South Korea's president says there must be "no suspicion" as officials investigate what sank a navy warship.
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The Thai labourers tilling Israeli land in range of rockets
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Why epic census is a major achievement
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A suspect in the murder of three people linked to the US consulate in Juarez says the target was a US guard, Mexican officials say.
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President Mugabe swears in Zimbabwe's first human rights and electoral commissions intended to oversee free polls.
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Allowing whaling nations to kill a limited number of the animals is the only way to control hunting, New Zealand says.
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A traditional Easter procession in Venezuela's capital
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Dozens of prisoners escape from a jail in southern Yemen after an explosion at the prison causes chaos.
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Malaysian religious authorities say a woman who admitted drinking beer will not be caned but will instead do community service.
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A four-year-old girl whose disappearance was the focus of much media attention in Mexico City is found dead at home.
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Iran's top nuclear official visits China, amid signs Beijing may relax opposition to a new round of sanctions against Tehran.
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Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa makes a rare visit to Jaffna, the cultural capital of the country's Tamil minority.
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Palestinian views on planned indirect talks with Israel
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India launches a census in which every person over the age of 15 will be fingerprinted to create a biometric national database.
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Kenya says it will not accept any more Somali pirates to be tried in its courts, because of a lack of support from other nations.
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The US envoy to Sudan holds crisis talks in Khartoum after the main opposition candidate pulls out of April's presidential election.
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The US manufacturing sector expanded at its fastest rate for six years during March, a report says.
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What Metro bombs say about Russia's Chechnya policy
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A Nepalese mountaineer announces he will take the ashes of New Zealand explorer Sir Edmund Hillary to the summit of Everest.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai launches a stinging attack on foreign officials, accusing them of fraud in last year's elections.
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A US warship seized five suspected pirates after an exchange of fire near the Seychelles, the US Navy says.
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The two front-runners for Brazil's presidency leave their current jobs to be able to run in October's election.
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Navies struggle with upsurge in attacks off Somalia
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Lebanon's prime minister is urged to intervene to stop the execution of a man accused of sorcery in Saudi Arabia.
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Moscow residents remain nervous after attacks
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The US Treasury imposes sanctions on two men based in Europe who it says support radical Islamist groups.
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An international court rejects an appeal by former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic to have his war crimes trial delayed.
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Russia's president makes a surprise visit to Dagestan, a day after a double suicide attack in the North Caucasus republic.
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Toyota's US sales bounce back as substantial discounts help to win back customers shaken by the firm's mass safety recalls.
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Army officers in Guinea-Bissau detain the nation's top general and arrest the prime minister, but deny staging a coup.
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Fulham take a narrow lead to Germany for the second leg of their Europa League quarter-final following a hard-fought victory over Wolfsburg.
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German carmaker Daimler pleads guilty to US corruption charges and agrees to pay $185m (£121m) to settle the case.
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A former UN envoy to Afghanistan dismisses accusations of electoral fraud levelled by President Hamid Karzai.
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Cuba's foreign minister talks to a senior US official - in one of the highest level contacts between the two nations for years.
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