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Sub-Saharan Africa, Central America and Australia could lose the most species of plants and animals.
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Leaders from both countries participate in EU-sponsored talks to ease long-running tension.
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Nicos Anastasiades risks Orthodox Christian Church's wrath in gamble to revive broken economy.
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"Monster of Grbavica" sentenced to 45 years for atrocities committed during 1992-1995 Balkan conflict.
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EU finance ministers approve $13bn rescue deal to save the Mediterranean island's banking system from collapse.
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Cypriot government says negotiations with EU and IMF set to continue in Brussels, describing situation as "difficult".
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Central bank warns of $7.5bn EU funding shortfall after proposal to scrap tax on savings of less than than 20,000 euros.
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