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Belarus: journalist's 'suicide' questioned
The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe has called for an independent investigation into the death of a prominent opposition…
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Gillard secures power in Australia
Australia's Labor prime minister Julia Gillard has clung onto power after securing the support of two independent MPs to form a government. She…
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Gift of Eid clothes cheers young Pakistan flood victims
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Christian pilgrims baptised in Israel
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Barroso gives EU "state of union" address
Jose Manuel Barroso has called on EU countries to show solidarity in tackling Europe's economic problems over the next year. "We either swim…
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Damage assessment continues in quake stricken New Zealand
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Two independents tip Australia Labor's way
Australia's Labor prime minister Julia Gillard will remain in office after finally winning the backing of two independent MPs to give her a…
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France downs tools over raising retirement age
French trade unions are flexing their muscles with widespread strikes to protest against government plans to make people work longer before they can…
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Spain adds Asturias Prize to trophy cabinet
"After meeting in Oviedo the jury for the Asturias Sports Award are unanimous in the decision to hand the Prince of Asturias Prize for Sport to the…
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'Swim together or sink separately' - Barroso on EU
Jose Manuel Barroso has used his first US-style 'state of the union' address to call for solidarity in tackling Europe's economic problems The…
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Guatemala and Mexico fear more floods
Rescue workers in Guatemala are hoping to resume their search for victims of a massive landslide after rain and darkness forced them to stop.…
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Gillard to form minority Australian govt
She's got the numbers to remain Australia's first-ever woman prime minister. Julia Gillard is to form a minority government with a one seat majority…
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Tube strike causes chaos in London
Getting around London has been a struggle for millions of commuters as striking Underground workers virtually crippled the tube network. Unions…
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Mass protests over French retirement reform
It was a show of force against Nicolas Sarkozy's retirement reforms. Hundreds of thousands have turned out on the streets to protest against plans…
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3D on display at IFA in Berlin
2010 marks the 50th edition of the IFA, the largest European trade show for consumer electronics and domestic appliances. Around 1,500 exhibitors…
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Berlusconi guns for rival Fini
The prospect of early elections in Italy is growing after Silvio Berlusconi vowed to appeal to President Giorgio Napolitano to remove his bitter…
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HSBC's Green leaves for government post
The chairman of Europe's biggest bank is stepping down to become Britain's next trade minister. After 18 years at HSBC, Stephen Green will take up a…
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