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Troubled launch for Georgia's Russian-language TV
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Can talking to the Taliban stop the war?
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Brazil grants an environmental licence for a controversial hydro-electric dam - the world's third largest - in the Amazon.
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Haiti's PM says US missionaries arrested trying to take children out of the country "knew what they were doing was wrong".
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Maoist violence in India continues to be cause for "grave concern", with rising casualties on all sides, the country's home minister says.
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A major Taliban base in a north-western tribal region of Pakistan is captured after days of fierce fighting, officials say.
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Former senior police chief Wen Qiang faces charges of corruption, rape and protecting gangs in Chongqing, China.
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Australia's central bank surprises analysts by keeping interest rates on hold at 3.75%, but hints that more rises may be needed.
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At least nine people are killed in the Pakistani city of Karachi as clashes between rival ethnic groups continue, officials say.
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South Africa's African National Congress defends President Jacob Zuma over claims he fathered a child outside marriage.
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A US missile defence test simulating an attack by Iran or North Korea has failed, the defence department says.
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US President Barack Obama is to stay away from a Spanish US-EU summit scheduled for May, in what some see as a blow to Europe's diplomatic prestige.
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The mayor of the Mexican city of Juarez says he believes the killing of 16 people at a student party was 'random' as the victims had no drug ties.
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Lewis Hamilton is driving the new McLaren for the first time as major teams try out their 2010 cars in pre-season testing.
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An England football fan will learn later whether he is to be extradited to Portugal to serve a jail sentence.
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Mir Hossein Mousavi says Iran's opposition will continue its peaceful struggle against the government.
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Sudan's army says the UN has supplied rebels in Darfur with equipment - a claim dismissed as unfounded by the UN.
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Pope Benedict urges Catholic bishops in England and Wales to fight the UK's Equality Bill with "missionary zeal".
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A new episode of The Simpsons, featuring a cameo by Coldplay, is broadcast in the US.
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A strike is held in Indian-administered Kashmir to protest at the killing of a 15-year-old boy by a police tear gas round.
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Israeli police search the beaches along the country's southern coast after two barrels packed with explosives wash ashore there.
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Music stars including Kanye West and Celine Dion re-record the 1985 charity hit We Are the World to raise money for Haiti.
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A US jury retires to consider charges against a Pakistani neuroscientist accused of shooting at special agents.
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An Indonesian man is given compensation after a cigarette he was smoking exploded, taking out six teeth.
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Five American men detained in Pakistan for alleged links to extremist groups say they have been "set up" and tortured in custody.
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There is surprise in Saudi Arabia after a 12-year-old girl drops her request for a divorce from an 80-year-old man.
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China says ties with the US will be damaged if President Obama holds talks with exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama.
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The head of a Catholic order in Germany apologises for the sex abuse committed at a prestigious Berlin school.
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Poland issues a European arrest warrant for a Swede allegedly behind the theft of the Arbeit Macht Frei sign from Auschwitz.
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Ten Chinese migrant workers are living in a public toilet in the city of Hangzhou, according to local media.
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Hamas politician Mahmoud Zahar tells the BBC that talks to agree a prisoner swap for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit have collapsed.
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Ottis Gibson has been appointed as the new head coach of West Indies after resigning from his post as England bowling coach.
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Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim denounces "corrupt" sodomy charges against him as he appears in court.
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Lewis Hamilton declares himself happy after his first test in McLaren's new car despite lagging behind Felipe Massa's Ferrari.
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Bosnian police launch a major raid against a conservative Muslim community, which they say poses a threat to the country.
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Sri Lanka's President Mahinda Rajapaksa gets an extra year in power after a court rules his new term begins in November 2010.
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Gordon Brown calls for further sanctions against Iran as a test of the international community's "strength".
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A court in Hong Kong rejects a feng shui master's claim to the multibillion dollar estate of Asia's richest woman, Nina Wang.
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Boeing and Airbus will soon face new challenger
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US airline Continental and five individuals go on trial in France over the Concorde crash of 2000, in which 113 people died.
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An investigation for Guinea's junta blames a former aide for September's massacre, not the military leader.
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The number of people needing food aid in south Sudan has quadrupled in a year to more than four million, the UN says.
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A US court rules that a man's 22-year sentence for plotting a millennium eve attack on Los Angeles airport is too short.
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Openly gay people should be allowed to serve in the US military, the top commander says, as a review of a ban is declared.
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US President Barack Obama intends to meet the Dalai Lama despite warnings from China not to, the White House says.
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Ukraine and Russia trade spying accusations as Kiev expels four Russians and detains another on suspicion of espionage.
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