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A former Argentine political prisoner and her son meet for the first time since she gave birth in the cell of a clandestine detention centre in 1976.
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A Pearl Harbor survivor tells his story
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For the first time a Chinese infantry battalion has been sent on a UN peacekeeping mission and more than 1,000 Chinese soldiers are currently serving in South Sudan.
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China's troops winning hearts and minds in South Sudan
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The Peruvian women who were forcibly sterilised
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Engineers in Italy have found a way to harness methane to fuel tractors.
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Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf with critical notes by scholars is to be republished in Germany next month - for the first time since the end of WWII.
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Police search two houses in Sydney, Australia, for firearms, following suspected threat to attack a Sydney police station.
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Last month riots broke out in Seoul over government plans to rewrite South Korea's history in a textbook.
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Why the EU migrant deal with Turkey is a gamble
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Singapore police re-arrest Dan Tan, alleged by Interpol to be the mastermind behind a global football match-fixing ring, a week after his release.
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Syria's president Bashar al-Assad says Russia's involvement in his country's war has led to significant changes, including the "shrinking" of the Islamic State (IS) group.
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Fresh rain in the southern Indian city of Chennai causes serious flooding, with flights and trains suspended and hundreds of people without power.
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Australia's Bureau of Meteorology refuses to comment on reports it has been the victim of a hack, which ABC says came from China.
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron and opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn set out the arguments for and against bombing Syria ahead of a vote by MPs on the issue.
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Only 29 of Germany's 66 Tornado jets are airworthy, a defence ministry report has revealed, ahead of a Bundestag vote on action in Syria.
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An aunt of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un files a lawsuit against three defectors who she claims spread false information about her on talk shows.
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Syria's president Bashar al-Assad says Russia's involvement in his country's war has led to the "shrinking" of the Islamic State militant group.
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Nato invites Montenegro to join the alliance, in its first expansion for six years - prompting Russia to warn that it will retaliate.
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Sekouba Konate, a former Guinean president and serving African Union general, could be jailed term after admitting smuggling $64,000 into the US.
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Pakistan hangs four men linked to last year's massacre at an army school which killed more than 150 people, the first executions in relation to the attack.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation complains to US authorities that Google collects the data of children using its products in schools.
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The BBC's Matthew Price hears concerns for the future of Vanuatu from residents of the islands on the front line of the climate change debate.
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Conscription in Eritrea continues to be indefinite despite the government saying last year it would be limited to 18 months, Amnesty International says.
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Paintings by young Russian artists exchanged for buckwheat and chocolates.
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A mammoth 10-hour debate is expected before MPs vote whether to authorise UK airstrikes against Islamic State in Syria.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is accused of hypocrisy by the opposition for using taxpayers' money to pay for child care.
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Two US Bitcoin mining companies have been charged with running a scheme that duped more than 10,000 investors.
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Fresh rains in the southern Indian city of Chennai (Madras) have caused serious flooding, with flights and trains suspended and hundreds of people without power.
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Cameroon's defence minister says his troops have killed 100 members of Nigerian Islamist militant group Boko Haram and freed 900 hostages.
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Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour has been seriously wounded in shooting at a meeting of militants in Pakistan, Taliban sources say.
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The policeman who shot and killed a 12-year-old waving a pellet gun says he thought the gun was real.
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Israeli archaeologists say they have found a 2,700-year-old piece of clay inscribed with the seal of King Hezekiah, who features in the Bible.
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India will cut back its skyrocketing use of coal if sufficient cash for renewables emerges from a Paris deal, says a senior negotiator.
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Greece admits it has come under pressure over migration, but says no official attempt has been made to suspend it from the EU's Schengen zone.
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Russia accuses Turkish President Erdogan and his family of being directly involved in trading oil with Islamic State, with Mr Erdogan calling the claim "slander".
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Iran worked on developing nuclear weapons in the past, the UN's nuclear watchdog says, but such efforts did not go beyond the planning stages.
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French footballer Karim Benzema says he is "sincere" in a released interview excerpt, after saying there has been "a huge misunderstanding" of his role in an alleged plot to blackmail team-mate Mathieu Valbuena.
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Helicopter footage shows the police response to a shooting at a social services clinic in San Bernardino, California.
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The UK will take part in air strikes against Islamic State militants in Syria after MPs voted in favour of the action.
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MPs authorise the extension of UK air strikes against so-called Islamic State from Iraq into Syria, by 397 votes to 223, after a marathon Commons debate.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Russian allegations he is directly involved in the illegal oil trade with Islamic State militants are "slander".
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Brazil's lower house of Congress opens impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff over claims she broke the law managing last year's budget.
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Chinese managers have been sent to countries like Kenya and are having to adapt to a new way of life.
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