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About 200 monks were stopped by police in Phnom Penh as they marched to the king's palace to ask for a delay to the opening of parliament.
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Former first daughter Caroline Kennedy sails through a confirmation hearing on her way to becoming the US ambassador to Japan.
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Could Bo Xilai be sent to China's 'luxury' prison?
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When Duke Ellington took his band to play Kabul
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The Sudanese cartoonist who spares no-one
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Former first daughter Caroline Kennedy has sailed through a confirmation hearing on her way to becoming the US ambassador to Japan.
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How do you dispose of chemical weapons?
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The jailed former president of Peru, Alberto Fujimori, says he will publish excerpts from his memoirs on the social media websites Twitter and Facebook.
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Hundreds of university students in Turkey have vented their anger about plans to build a new road across their campus by taking to the streets of Ankara.
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A British photographer's view of the 1960s in the US
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Russia's leader turns annual Valdai summit into public event
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Indian conglomerate Tata Group and Singapore Airlines plan to set up a new full-service airline in India, nearly 15 years after their last attempt failed.
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At least 97 people are now known to have died in storms that hit Mexico earlier in the week, local authorities have said.
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The Philippines and Taiwan are braced for super typhoon Usagi, which meteorologists say could become the most powerful storm of 2013.
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More than $110,000 (£67,000) in donations pour in from across the US for a homeless Boston man who returned a lost bag with $42,000 in it.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has massively reduced Germany's dependence on nuclear power, but other forms of energy have had to step up to fill the shortfall.
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A group of leading doctors from around the world have warned that the medical system in Syria is on the verge of collapse.
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Greenpeace says 30 of its activists are being held at gunpoint by security officers after an attempt to board a Russian oil drilling platform in the Arctic.
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Mexican authorities say 97 people have been killed in floods and bad weather, as Tropical Storm Manuel weakens and heads north.
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Hundreds of British children are being blackmailed into performing sex acts online, the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre warns.
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South African police lied about the Marikana shootings last year, in which 34 striking miners were killed, a commission of inquiry says.
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Syria's deputy prime minister tells the Guardian newspaper the civil war has reached stalemate and the government would back a ceasefire.
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Anger spreads faster online than other emotions such as joy, an analysis of the Chinese social network Weibo reveals.
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Nigerian crude oil is being "stolen on an industrial scale" according to think tank Chatham House. Tomi Oladipo reports.
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A Tamil opposition candidate says several of her aides were injured in an assault on her home, on the eve of a historic poll for Sri Lanka's north.
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A group of British footballers facing fixing charges in Australia say they fear attack by associates of the alleged ringleader.
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Ryanair says it will refund a grieving father who had just lost his whole family in a fire after it charged him extra to change his flight from Dublin to the UK.
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India's new central bank governor raises key interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point in an attempt to curb inflation.
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Voters in Swaziland are choosing a new parliament, even though political parties cannot take part and the king retains absolute power.
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Australian radio station that made a prank call to the Duchess of Cambridge's hospital "broke the law", according to the country's media watchdog.
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At least 15 people died after two bombs detonated inside a Sunni mosque north of the Iraqi capital Baghdad during Friday prayers, officials say.
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The Free Syrian Army and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria agree a ceasefire in the town of Azaz, after days of fighting.
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Lewis Hamilton produced a sensational performance to set the pace in first practice at the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Short supply of the latest Apple iPhone has left UK mobile networks "frustrated" and "concerned" on launch day, the BBC has learned.
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Two French police officers are to be tried for failing to save two teenagers whose 2005 deaths led to widespread rioting.
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The African Union calls a special summit to discuss a mass withdrawal from the ICC in protest at the trial of Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto.
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The proceeds from stolen Nigerian crude oil sold each year on international markets are being laundered in world financial centres, a report says.
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England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland tell Uefa they want to stage European Championship matches in 2020.
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At least 40 people were killed when suspected al-Qaeda militants launched simultaneous attacks on army targets in southern Yemen, officials say.
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At least 18 Afghan police officers are killed and 13 wounded in a Taliban ambush in northern Badakhshan province, the interior ministry says.
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Parties in Germany push for every vote as opinion polls suggest Angela Merkel may have to find a new coalition partner after Sunday's vote.
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The Prison Service says it is considering banning smoking in all parts of prisons in England and Wales, with trials set to start in the spring.
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Great Britain academy rider Simon Yates takes victory on stage six of the Tour of Britain as Sir Bradley Wiggins maintains his lead.
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A court in Brazil has convicted a rancher for ordering the murder of American nun Dorothy Stang over a land dispute.
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US Republican lawmakers narrowly vote to cut food stamp benefits from next year despite a veto threat from the White House.
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Police in Mumbai launch a manhunt after a suspected member of militant group Indian Mujahideen escapes from court.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel sets a searing pace to top the second practice session at the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Andrew North asks if Sri Lanka poll will heal scars of war
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The US State Department denies accusations from Venezuelan officials that it banned President Nicolas Maduro's plane from using its airspace on Thursday.
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The Science Museum in London has launched a photography and art gallery to show off its extensive collection that has until now been largely hidden.
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Greenpeace has calls on Russia to release a ship that was seized with 30 activists on board following a protest against Arctic drilling.
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US President Barack Obama unveils a proposal to limit carbon emissions on new coal and gas power plants built in the US.
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Stephen Evans explains how German political coalitions are worked out.
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Syrian 'chemical weapons' videos come under scrutiny
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A cell of suspected Islamist militants has opened fire on security forces in Nigeria's capital Abuja, normally spared such attacks, say officials.
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Up to 13 people, including a three-year-old boy, are wounded as bullets fly at a basketball court in a park in the US city of Chicago.
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A senior US senator believes the fingerprint recognition technology featured in Apple's new iPhone 5S raises "substantial privacy questions."
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The Syrian government has started handing over details of its chemical weapons to the international community's chemical weapons watchdog in the Hague.
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American Amanda Knox says she will not travel to Italy for an appeals trial over the 2007 murder of British student Meredith Kercher.
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The German election is one of the most important in years because of the country's dominant role in the eurozone.
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Vladislav Surkov, Russian President Vladimir Putin's former political strategist, returns to the Kremlin after his sudden resignation in May.
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The outgoing government in Norway buries much-vaunted plans to capture carbon dioxide and store it underground amid mounting costs and delays.
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Prosecutors in the US state of California drop charges against a Saudi princess who was accused by her Kenyan maid of human trafficking.
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French President Francois Hollande is to meet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly next week, Paris says.
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House Republicans push through a temporary budget measure that would keep the government operating, while defunding President Obama's healthcare law.
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Mexican authorities say they have partially reopened the main motorway link between the seaside resort of Acapulco and the capital, Mexico City.
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Syria has begun sending details of its chemical weapons as part of a US-Russia deal to make them safe, the chemical arms body, OPCW, says.
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Voters in the mainly Tamil north of Sri Lanka vote in historic elections, four years after the army defeated separatist Tamil Tiger rebels.
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Admiration for Bo Xilai in the Chinese city he governed
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The UN's Special Rapporteur on human trafficking, Joy Ezeilo, says Italy must do more to tackle the problem.
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Author Eric Schlosser talks to the BBC's Katty Kay about his new book, Command and Control, which chronicles America's nuclear mishaps and near misses.
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European and UN diplomats protest after Israeli soldiers intervene to prevent them delivering aid to Bedouin villagers in the West Bank.
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Senior Afghan Taliban figure Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is to be released from prison in Pakistan on Saturday, officials say.
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Germans head to the polls on Sunday, in an election which many commentators are now suggesting is too close to call.
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Andrew North reports on the likelihood of reconciliation in Sri Lanka, as a Tamil candidate in this weekend's provincial election in the north is reportedly attacked, the day before the polls.
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El Salvador's football federation has imposed a life-time ban on 14 members of the country's national team for match-fixing.
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A police building in the Turkish capital, Ankara, is struck by a rocket attack, Interior Minister Muammer Guler says.
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