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Western leaders condemn the killing of Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, and urge the authorities to conduct a transparent investigation.



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Russia has become a danger to Britain and the country must be prepared to take steps to defend itself and its allies, the former head of MI6 says.



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German MPs vote overwhelmingly to extend financial aid to Greece by another four months, despite public scepticism.



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Turkish court fines a man for "emotional violence" for telling his wife he doesn't love her.



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Greek PM Alexis Tsipras denies his country will need a third international bailout, and vows to "start working hard" to change the country.



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The reported destruction of historic artefacts in Iraq by Islamic State militants is a war crime, the head of the UN agency for culture says.



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The parents of 43 Mexican students who went missing five months ago in the town of Iguala lead a march in Mexico City to demand justice.



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American and Cuban diplomats are meeting in Washington in a new round of negotiations that seek to restore full relations between the two countries.



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Extremists like the Islamic State militant known as 'Jihadi John' are not radicalised through contact with security services, ex-MI6 chief Sir John Sawers says.



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Attorney General Eric Holder says he will try to change the standard needed to bring federal civil rights cases in his last few weeks in the job.



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Mexican security forces confirm the arrest of the country's most wanted drug lord - Knights Templar chief Servando 'La Tuta' Gomez.



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House Speaker John Boehner has refused to say if the House will vote on a Senate bill funding homeland security before a Friday deadline.



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A federal judge in Argentina dismisses accusations that President Cristina Fernandez had covered up alleged Iranian involvement in 1994 a bomb attack.



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The French foreign minister urges the release of a Frenchwoman kidnapped along with her interpreter in the Yemeni capital Sanaa.



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Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan says the tide has "definitely turned" against Boko Haram militants, after regional forces recapture territory.



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Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen says the bank can be flexible in deciding when to raise interest rates, helping propel US shares to record levels.



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Russia signs a deal with Cyprus that gives its navy access to Cypriot ports, with President Vladimir Putin saying "there is no need to worry".



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Egyptian prosecutors charge 215 Muslim Brotherhood supporters with forming a terror group blamed for the killing of six policemen in Cairo.



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New US Defence Secretary Ash Carter arrives in Afghanistan, days after taking up the post, saying he wants "lasting success" for the country.



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Rebels in eastern Ukraine agree to begin a pullout of heavy weapons, a Russian general involved in implementing a truce deal says.



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Ukrainian government and rebel forces exchange dozens of prisoners, in the first step successfully carried out under the Minsk agreements.



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