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Pope Francis asks Mexican indigenous people in Chiapas state for forgiveness over the way they have been excluded and marginalised from society.
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BBC's Kiev correspondent Tom Burridge explains why Tuesday's vote in parliament is crucial for Ukraine.
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An Australian man who crashed an allegedly stolen van into a lake refused to leave the water, even after police drew their weapons.
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More than 1,000 companies are exhibiting at Singapore's annual airshow - the biggest in the region. What is on offer there?
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More evidence linking the Zika virus to microcephaly birth defects in babies is found, scientists in Brazil say.
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Australia's National Archive tries to establish how a letter flown out of Paris by balloon during an 1870 siege ended up in its collection.
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Two ethnic Uighur Chinese plead as they make their first court appearance over the bombing of the Erawan shrine in Bangkok.
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The singer of the Eagles of Death Metal has given an emotional interview to a French TV channel ahead of the band's concert in Paris on Tuesday night.
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France and Turkey say air strikes on hospitals in northern Syria constitute war crimes, as the UN reports that up to 50 people have been killed.
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Officials say a male mauled six people at a school in India before it was captured has escaped its enclosure.
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Brazil and Barcelona football star Neymar has $50m worth of his assets frozen by a court in Brazil over allegations of tax evasion.
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Philippine boxer and politician Manny Pacquiao apologises in the face of severe criticism for saying homosexuals are "worse than animals".
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China is preparing to relocate nearly 10,000 people to make way for the world's largest radio telescope.
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Prosecutors in Bahrain charge four US journalists with participating in an illegal gathering but release them pending investigations.
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A Danish security company has detected an attempt to spread a powerful form of Android malware via text messages.
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US presidential candidate Marco Rubio releases a new advert promising a return to "morning in America," but the ad has the sun rising on the Canadian city of Vancouver.
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Prosecutors say human error by a train controller was to blame for a crash in Bavaria, Germany, last week that killed 11 people.
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Pakistan's Sindh province becomes the first in the majority Muslim country to give Hindus the right to register their marriage officially.
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Oil prices fell on Tuesday despite Saudi Arabia and Russia agreeing to freeze oil output at January levels if other producers follow suit.
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Russia "categorically rejects" accusations of war crimes in Syria after several hospitals and schools were hit by missiles on Monday.
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Questions are raised over the handling of US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death, as Republicans and Democrats battle over his successor.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko asks Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk to resign, saying he has lost the support of the governing coalition.
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A piece of Mozart music considered lost for more than 200 years has been performed for the first time since being rediscovered.
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Colombia's prosecutor general is to investigate the chief of police over the alleged creation of a male prostitution ring.
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The Syrian government has approved aid for seven besieged areas, the UN says, with convoys preparing to depart "as soon as possible".
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The US and Cuba sign an agreement to resume commercial air traffic for the first time in more than 50 years.
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Four prison guards are reportedly suspended in Vietnam after an inmate became pregnant, apparently to escape execution.
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Eagles of Death Metal appear on stage in Paris, months after the deadly jihadist attacks during their concert at the Bataclan in the French capital.
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French ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy is placed under formal investigation over campaign funding, prosecutors say.
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk's government survives a no-confidence vote hours after the president asks him to step down.
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How the world's biggest property developer sees the market
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President Barack Obama urges the US Senate to consider a replacement on the Supreme Court for Justice Antonin Scalia, as a constitutional crisis looms.
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The Canadian government confirms the number of missing or murdered indigenous women in the country may be as high as 4,000, above previous estimates.
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