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Dutch troops to leave Afghanistan
The Netherlands ends its military involvement in Afghanistan, amid concerns over the US-led alliance's strategy and final exit.
Clinton pride at Chelsea wedding
The only child of former US President Bill Clinton, Chelsea, is married to her banker boyfriend at a ceremony cloaked in secrecy.
Flooded Pakistan braced for more
One million people remain affected by monsoon flooding in north-west Pakistan, as fears grow that flooding could spread south.
UAE 'to deny Blackberry services'
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is to suspend some Blackberry mobile phone services, having said the devices pose a "national security risk", its state news agency reports.
Cluster bomb ban comes into force
A new global treaty banning cluster munitions enters into force, hailed by campaigners as the most important treaty in 10 years.
Pakistan leader heading to Europe
Pakistan's president is due in Europe for a trip that will take in the UK, amid tensions over comments about terrorism by PM David Cameron.
Sudan to monitor UN peacekeepers
Sudan says UN peacekeepers in Darfur must inform the government of all travel plans, insisting they have failed to stop violence at refugee camps.
Afghan roadside bomb kills six
Six civilians die after their minibus strikes a roadside bomb in Afghanistan's southern province of Kandahar.
Opposition figures held in Moscow
Russian police detain two opposition leaders and dozens of others trying to hold demonstrations in Moscow and St Petersburg.
Kidnapped Mexico cameramen free
Police in Mexico say they have freed two of the four journalists kidnapped in Durango last Monday.