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Bangladesh opposition calls two-day strike after deadly clashes between the police and supporters of Hifazat-e-Islam.
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Suspicion grows over Syria chemical weapons
UK prime minister backs US spy agencies' assessment that Damascus likely to have used sarin gas against civilians.
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Scores killed in Nigeria violence
Fighting between Boko Haram group and troops in country's northeast leaves at least 187 dead, Red Cross says.
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Swede to probe Syria chemical weapons use
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World leaders react to Chavez's death
Both tributes and veiled criticism for controversial Venezuelan leader who was known for his anti-Western stance.
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UN rejects Haiti cholera damages claim
Global body will not pay compensation to families of those who died in 2010 epidemic blamed on UN peacekeepers.
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UN condemns North Korea nuclear test
Security Council vows to take action after Pyongyang's underground nuclear test draws international condemnation.
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World powers condemn North Korea nuclear test
Washington calls for swift and credible action by the international community after Pyongyang confirms underground test.
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North Korea confirms underground nuclear test
State media says test was conducted in a safe manner and aimed at coping with "outrageous" US hostility.
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