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The last surviving member of the group who helped hide Anne Frank from the Nazis dies in the Netherlands, aged 100.
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US-Japan ties tested over Okinawa facility
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The first US federal court case to determine whether states are allowed to ban same-sex marriages opens in California.
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UK PM Gordon Brown urges Northern Ireland politicians to stay focused after First Minister Peter Robinson stands down.
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Indonesian reforms have failed to dismantle the armed forces' business empire, a Human Rights Watch report says.
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China says it has successfully tested a missile interceptor, soon after objecting to a US missile sale to Taiwan.
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A US woman in Hong Kong convicted of killing her husband after lacing his milkshake is beginning her final appeal.
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Who will win in the Google v China face-off?
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After months of diplomatic tension, New Zealand and Fiji are making efforts to improve bilateral ties.
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Inspectors backed by soldiers shut some 70 shops in Venezuela accused of trying to cash in on the bolivar's devaluation.
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Angola attack turns spotlight on South Africa tournament
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Japan Airlines shares drop to a new low amid bankruptcy fears - despite an improved offer from American Airlines.
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The city of Melbourne has had its hottest night since 1902 as a heatwave hits parts of southern Australia.
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The hackers who took Twitter offline last year have now targeted China's most popular search engine, Baidu.
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An official report says Hutu extremists killed Rwanda's president in 1994 sparking the genocide, contradicting other inquiries.
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Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa proposes power-sharing arrangements for minority Tamils ahead of elections.
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An Islamist group that planned a protest march against the war in Afghanistan will be banned under counter-terrorism laws, a British minister says.
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Yemen has started negotiations with kidnappers holding one British and five German hostages, the Yemeni foreign minister says.
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India and Bangladesh sign five agreements including treaties on tackling cross-border crime and combating terrorism.
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A historic map of the world, with China at its centre, has gone on display at the Library of Congress in Washington.
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World Cup boss Danny Jordaan says Hull boss Phil Brown is "ill-informed" to doubt South Africa's ability to stage the event.
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US media on ex-Alaska governor's new career move
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An Indian soldier is killed in firing from the Pakistani side of the Line of Control (LoC) in Kashmir, Indian officials say.
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A Dutch inquiry into the Iraq war says that military action was not justified by UN resolutions on Iraq.
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Five Thai police officers are charged with the murder of a Saudi businessmen in a case sparked by a jewel theft.
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Why there is anger over student attacks in Australia
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A second separatist group claims responsibility for a machine-gun attack on Togo's football team in Angola.
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Nigeria's president, not seen since going into hospital in Saudi Arabia in November, tells the BBC he hopes to resume his duties.
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Iran's state media accuse Israel and the US of being involved in a bomb attack which killed an Iranian physicist in Tehran.
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Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir is officially nominated to stand for re-election - a post his southern deputy is unlikely to contest.
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At least two people are killed and two others injured after a gunman opens fire at a bar in western Japan, officials say.
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The Federal Reserve books profits of $52.1bn in 2009, allowing the US central bank to pay a record to the Treasury.
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Pakistan vice-captain Kamran Akmal is dropped for the third and final Test of the series against Australia after his nightmare display in the second Test.
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Israel rebukes Turkey's ambassador over a TV series which depicts Israeli intelligence agents as baby-snatchers.
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The ban on US shock jock Mike Savage entering the UK will remain in place, the British government says.
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The ban on US shock jock Mike Savage entering the UK will remain in place, the British government says.
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Nelson Piquet Jr gives up hope of a return to Formula 1 by racing in the American Nascar series in 2010
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Chaos in the Iraqi capital as security forces carry out a anti-terror raid, seizing explosives and making multiple arrests.
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China's central bank has stepped in to curb lending in its economy, raising the amount of money banks must set aside as reserves.
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Three Britons and a Colombian are kidnapped near Nigeria's oil hub Port Harcourt - the first such attack in many months.
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The trial of seven members of the Bahai faith begins in Iran.
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The key prosecution witness in the trial of Zimbabwe politician Roy Bennett contradicts much of the state's case in his testimony.
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Michael Schumacher says he felt "comfortable" on his track return in a GP2 car before his Formula 1 comeback
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Saudi troops regain control of a border village occupied by Yemeni rebels, the kingdom's deputy defence minister says.
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'Allah' controversy upsets Malaysia religious harmony
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Italy is to open one of the world's first prisons for the exclusive use of transgender inmates.
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Tony Blair's ex-spokesman Alastair Campbell says he defends "every word" of the September 2002 dossier on Iraq's weapons.
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A major US port in North Carolina is closed after containers carrying explosive material are found to be punctured.
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The niece of UK junior defence minister Quentin Davies is jailed for 15 years for murdering a man at her flat near Paris.
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Indian telecommunications firm Bharti Airtel agrees to buy about 70% of the fourth largest mobile company in Bangladesh.
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Gunmen in Sri Lanka fire on a bus in the south of the island, killing a supporter of opposition candidate Sarath Fonseka.
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The niece of UK junior defence minister Quentin Davies is jailed for 15 years for murdering a man at her flat near Paris.
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Nigerian president's absence continues to rankle
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A couple in the Pakistani city of Karachi are charged with murdering their baby as part of an alleged "black magic" ritual.
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Egypt come from behind to beat Nigeria 3-1 in the opening game of Group C in the Africa Cup of Nations.
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Nigeria's parliament votes to send a delegation to Saudi Arabia to check on absent President Umaru Yar'Adua's health.
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A Unicef scheme to cut the rate of child deaths in West Africa failed in Benin, Ghana and Mali, a study claims.
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One of Mexico's most-wanted alleged drug traffickers, Teodoro "El Teo" Garcia Simental, has been arrested, officials say..
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A UN investigation clears Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom of involvement in the murder of a prominent lawyer.
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The US dismisses allegations by Iran that US and Israeli agents killed physicist Massoud Ali Mohammadi in Tehran.
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Chile's president apologises to the descendants of a group of indigenous people exhibited as human curiosities in Europe.
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