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Get the lowdown on Iran's presidential election.
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Parliament is to approve the move as a displeased Russia bans wine imports from the Balkan state.
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Right-wing parties want Germany to emulate a French ban on wearing burkas in public places.
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Foreign forces will face conventional, guerrilla, insider and suicide attacks, a statement says.
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Iran is holding elections for its next president on 19 May - here are five reasons to be interested.
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Scores are injured in fights after an ethnic Albanian was elected parliamentary speaker.
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Footage broadcast in North Korea shows leader Kim Jong-Un inspecting a military exercise on 25 April.
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EU leader Donald Tusk says Brexit talks must focus on "people, money and Ireland" - not future trade.
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Vorayuth Yoovidhaya is accused of knocking down and killing a policeman while speeding in 2012.
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Mr Trump says he misses life before he was elected - and social media users couldn't agree more.
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A Bangladeshi toddler is going home after Australian doctors reconstructed her pelvic area.
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A Romanian peacekeeper in DR Congo is among five being investigated for sexual abuse and exploitation.
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The US president also says China's Xi Jinping is "trying very hard" to end the Korean crisis.
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli sacks 10,000 civil servants found to have false qualifications.
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A 66-year-old Swedish woman dies three weeks after the attack at a shopping area in Stockholm.
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Indonesia, a majority Muslim country, has among the highest number of child brides in the world.
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President Trump faces a greater challenge in meeting his growth pledge after weak data.
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The top US diplomat warned North Korea against further "aggression".
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The carriers scrap the two-person policy brought in after the 2015 Germanwings crash.
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The stop-gap spending bill to keep the government running an extra week has passed House and Senate.
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A luxury music festival in the Bahamas is postponed after reports of cancelled flights and no security.
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Ilie Nastase says he will quit tennis if he is banned over the derogatory comments he made about Serena William's unborn child.
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Sgts Joshua Rodgers, 22, and Cameron Thomas, 23, both on their third deployment to Afghanistan.
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Pope Francis urged faith leaders to denounce violence following bomb attacks that killed dozens of Christians.
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Francis is on a short visit to Egypt, where he has urged religious leaders to help end violence.
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The secretary of state called on China in particular to leverage its trade links as influence.
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North Korea test-fires a ballistic missile, the South Korean military tells Yonhap news agency.
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The US president said he hoped the new order would create "thousands and thousands" of jobs.
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A cashier at Jimmy John's takeaway in Kansas City, Missouri tells the BBC how he kept his astonishing cool when a robber stuck a gun in his face.
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And other stories you missed this week.
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'The Hong Kong we know isn't dying. It's already dead,' says one young Hong Konger contemplating her future.
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