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The US summons Syria's top diplomat to review "provocative behaviour" over the potential transfer of weapons to Hezbollah.
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Toyota agrees to pay a record $16.4m (£10.7m) to US safety regulators following recent safety concerns.
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Indonesia's constitutional court rejects efforts to review a controversial blasphemy law, offending rights activists.
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Venezuela marks 200 years of independence
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An US businessman is sentenced to 10 years in prison for trying to funnel money to an Afghan militant training camp.
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The Reserve Bank of India raises key interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point in an attempt to curb inflation.
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Repeat votes for Sri Lanka's parliamentary polls are being held in two areas where ballots were annulled because of violence.
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Thousands of farm workers in Kenya are temporarily laid off because of the volcanic ash that has grounded flights over Europe.
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Zambia's flower and vegetable industry suffers big losses because of the volcanic ash that has grounded flights over Europe.
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The US military will end its relief mission in Haiti at the start of June, nearly six months after the quake struck.
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Indian ex-minister Shashi Tharoor says he did nothing "improper" in his first comments since quitting over a cricket scandal.
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Australia officials investigate how gangland boss Carl Williams came to be killed while serving time in a high security prison.
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas says he will oppose Israeli orders allowing Palestinians to be deported from the West Bank.
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Bidding for contracts to build a huge hydroelectric dam in Brazil is halted again amid environmental oppposition.
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The Thai army says it will act "decisively" against red-shirt protesters, as the military stand-off in the capital intensifies.
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An election observer tells the BBC he suspects one of his agents was kidnapped and beaten by security agents in south Sudan.
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A senior Iranian cleric has said women who wear revealing clothes are responsible for earthquakes.
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The deputy mayor of the southern Afghan city of Kandahar has been shot dead while praying at a mosque, officials say.
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Somali pirates seize three Thai fishing vessels in what the EU Naval Force says is the furthest off-shore attack to date.
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Two people were killed and several wounded when a car blew up in the western city of Ilam, reports say.
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Businesses and tourism across South Asia are hit by airline inactivity caused by the spread of volcanic ash from Iceland.
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The space shuttle Discovery lands back on Earth after a two-week mission to the International Space Station.
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The ousted leader of Kyrgyzstan, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, is staying in the Belarus capital Minsk, the country's president says.
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Goldman Sachs sees its first quarter profit double - as a UK financial watchdog probes fraud allegations at the US bank.
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A German bishop accused of physically abusing children under his care, issues an apology and asks for forgiveness.
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A group of Palestinian supporters file a lawsuit trying to stop Egypt building a steel barrier across its border with Gaza.
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Turkey offers to mediate between Iran and the West in the dispute over Iran's nuclear programme as sanctions loom.
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Uruguay should have told Argentina about a pulp mill on their shared river but it can continue working, a court rules.
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Two top officers have been suspended from Rwanda's military and charged with corruption and immoral conduct.
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Silent movie star's biggest fans celebrate in India
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Airlines in Europe are flying about half their scheduled flights on Tuesday, officials say, as airlines try to cope with the ash cloud.
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Two prisoners are shot dead during an attempted jail break in the northern Nigerian city of Kaduna, officials say.
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Texting has eclipsed mobile phone calls among young people in the US for the first time, research indicates.
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Officials say US and Iraqi troops kill an al-Qaeda leader in northern Iraq, the third leading insurgent to be killed in 24 hours.
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Iraq wrangling leaves post-election stalemate
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Sudanese activists say a video which apparently shows election officials stuffing ballot boxes proves their claims of rigging.
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Argentina's Gen Reynaldo Bignone is sentenced to 25 years in jail for ordering killings before his presidency in the 1980s.
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New Caledonian crows can use three tools in succession in order to attain a treat, scientists say.
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A consortium of nine companies wins the right to build a controversial dam on a tributary of the Amazon in Brazil.
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