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Turkey 1hr 32min ago
Turkey bans Israeli military flight from its airspace as freeze deepens
28 Jun 2010: Move represents further escalation of crisis between countries since Gaza flotilla incident in May -
G8 1hr 40min ago
David Cameron plans to downgrade G8 summit
28 Jun 2010: UK, due to host event in 2013, to become first nation to limit remit as government criticises costs and questions value -
United States 1hr 44min ago
Gun lobby victory as every American's right to bear arms upheld by ruling
28 Jun 2010: National Rifle Association celebrates US supreme court ruling that ends localised gun control laws in America -
Iraq 1hr 55min ago
Blackwater deal in Afghanistan questioned by Congress
28 Jun 2010: Deal worth £146m for military work in Afghanistan comes despite accusations over murder and indiscriminate killings in Iraq -
United States 2hr 3min ago
Ten 'Russian spies' arrested in US
28 Jun 2010: Ten people arrested for allegedly spying for Russia, according to the US justice department -
Crime 2hr 11min ago
Ambassadorial crime sprees: foreign embassy staff exempted from charges
28 Jun 2010: Officials and dependants in UK have got off scot-free from 78 charges due to diplomatic immunity -
BP oil spill 2hr 20min ago
BP 'staked future on expanding offshore drilling'
28 Jun 2010: Document reveals that the company marked out 'expanding deepwater' as its number one area for long-term growth -
Organised crime 2hr 36min ago
Chinese crime networks targeted by raids in Italy
28 Jun 2010: Guardia di Finanza operation thought to be one of biggest against Chinese organised crime in Europe -
Defence policy 4hr 12min ago
Afghanistan troops pullout raised by PM as bomb disposal expert is shot
28 Jun 2010: David Cameron injects note of urgency over withdrawal, but Harriet Harman questions artificial timescale -
Gold 4hr 28min ago
Gold may reach new high amid fears of double-dip recession
28 Jun 2010: Economic concerns have prompted a rise in the price of gold, with analysts claiming this year could see a high of $1,430 an ounce -
Egypt 4hr 32min ago
El Alamein's new desert battle as mine victims search for justice
28 Jun 2010: As luxury resorts spring up along Egypt's northern coast, many still living with the legacy of the second world war feel betrayed -
Guardian Daily 5hr 10min ago
Guardian Daily: Capello to wait two weeks for fate
28 Jun 2010: Audio (22min 08sec)Capello's fate delayed for 2 weeks, number of non-EU workers allowed into UK cut temporarily and Kyrgyzstan split by referendum.
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G20 protesters riot in Toronto
Several hundred masked anarachists break away from peaceful demonstration to smash storefronts and torch police cars
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US senator Robert Byrd dies
Democratic senator from West Virgina and longest-serving member of US Congress dies, aged 92
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Afghanistan in turmoil after peace talk rumours
Pakistan proposes peace talks between Hamid Karzai and a notorious insurgent commander triggering political tensions
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Manuel Noriega on trial in Paris over alleged drug profits
28 Jun 2010: Former Panama dictator charged with laundering Colombian drug money using French bank accounts and property -
Manuel Noriega goes on trial in Paris
28 Jun 2010: Former Panamanian dictator accused of laundering drug money from a Colombian cocaine cartel in France
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Richard Adams: General Stanley McChrystal, after stepping down as Nato's top commander in Afghanistan, is to retire from the US military
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Sadhbh Walshe: The US is a land famous for opportunities, but Iraqi refugees who make it that far have found they are thin on the ground
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Tycoons given go-ahead for financial takeover of Le Monde
28 Jun 2010: €100m promised to recapitalise bankrupt historic French daily; journalists approve bid as 'most coherent proposition' -
Turkey bans Israeli military flight from its airspace as freeze deepens
28 Jun 2010: Move represents further escalation of crisis between countries since Gaza flotilla incident in May
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El Alamein's new desert battle as mine victims search for justice
28 Jun 2010: As luxury resorts spring up along Egypt's northern coast, many still living with the legacy of the second world war feel betrayed -
Burundi slow to cast verdict on Pierre Nkurunziza in vote-turned-referendum
28 Jun 2010: Opposition boycott and aura of tension lead to low initial turnout for the first presidential poll since civil war
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