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Algerian police break up opposition rally
They chanted from the doorway of the opposition party headquarters because they were prevented from doing so on the streets. Opposition…
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Ukraine's Unity Day brings calls for opposition to unite
Ukraine's Unity Day brought thousands of people onto the streets of Kiev. Alongside the nationalists' colourful displays - including a huge…
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Lance's legs get welcome break as drug probe hots up
The international cycling career of Lance Armstrong, seven times Tour de France winner and tireless cancer campaigner, has drawn to a close with the…
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Italian senator jailed for aiding Mafia
An Italian senator and former governor of Sicily has been sentenced to seven years' jail for aiding and abetting the Mafia. The appeal court…
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Algerian police break up opposition rally
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Portugal poised to re-elect Cavaco Silva as president
Portugal goes to the polls to vote for a new president in an election dominated by the country's need to cut its budget deficit and avoid having to…
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Tunisian police join protest in front of PM's office
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Liberation march in Tunis wants interim PM out
"The Caravan of Liberation" has arrived in Tunis and chants of "topple the government" are echoing round the Tunisian capital. On the final day…
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Yemenis protest over rights activist arrest
Demonstrators have marched through the Yemeni capital of Sanaa after authorities arrested a female human rights activist early on Sunday. Police…
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Poll piles pressure on bunga bunga Berlusconi
As many as 50 per cent of Italians want Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to resign, according to a poll published by the Corriere della sera, Italy's…
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Gaza flotilla raid was legal: Israeli inquiry
An Israeli inquiry has cleared the country's navy of any wrongdoing in the deadly raid of a Turkish aid flotilla that tried to reach the Gaza Strip…
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Irish Greens quit Cowen's coalition-fresh election date due
The Irish Green Party has withdrawn support for Brian Cowen's coalition government. The party claims it will support the passage of the final…
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Belgian march calls on politicians to end feud
Thousands of fed-up Belgians took to the streets of Brussels on Sunday to call on the country's lawmakers to end months of political bickering.…
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Belgian political crisis gets 'hairier'
Belgium's political crisis is getting even hairier after one actor's rallying cry to his countrymen to stop shaving until they get a new government.…
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Profile of a president: Portugal's Anibal Cavaco Silva
At 71, Anibal Cavaco Silva is once again Portugal's president. A social democrat at heart he has worked hard to cultivate an image of stability. He…
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Cavaco Silva wins second term in Portugal
President Anibal Cavaco Silva will serve a second five year term as Portugal's head of state, with his second consecutive first-round victory. It was…
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Hezbollah seeks 'partnership government'
Talks to agree upon the make up of Lebanon's new coalition government are set to begin later on Monday. Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's previous…
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Tunisians defy curfew in capital
Hundreds of Tunisians, many from the rural south of the country, have been defying the curfew in the capital Tunis as the demand that former allies…
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Irish elections could be next month
Ireland looks set for even earlier elections than beleaguered Prime Minister Brian Cowen had planned for. He quit as leader of Fianna Fail on…
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