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The first US aid flight takes off for Burma, but agencies warn the amount getting to people is inadequate.
Hezbollah keeps up attacks on a pro-government leader in Lebanon as the Arab League prepares to send mediators.
An earthquake measuring 7.5 has hit south-west China, according to the US Geological Survey.
Serbia's election results point to a victory for the pro-EU bloc, but the nationalists say they could still form the next government.
China's consumer price inflation nears a 12-year high in April, as the cost of food continues to take its toll.
Sudan says it has proof that Chad helped Darfur rebels in their weekend invasion of the capital's twin city.
A computer hacker in Chile posts confidential data belonging to six million people on the internet.
France's cabinet is to hear a proposal to make breathalysers mandatory at late-night clubs and cafes.
Nine railway workers die in rebel attacks in India's north-eastern state of Assam, police say.
Sergio Garcia beats Paul Goydos at the first play-off hole to win the Players Championship at Sawgrass.
Felipe Massa wins the Turkish Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton's McLaren holds off Kimi Raikkonen for second.
Nearly 60 opposition activists are arrested in Zimbabwe as their leader Morgan Tsvangirai is set to return for elections.
Assets worth nearly $60m stolen under former President Chiluba have been recovered, Zambia's government says.
Tornadoes and severe storms sweep the central US, severely damaging two towns and killing at least 22 people.
Three top Mexican police officials are shot dead in as many days as the fight against drug gangs continues.
China launches a new plane maker to one day compete with Boeing and Airbus, state media report.
The US describes the handing over of North Korean nuclear documents as an "important first step".
Turkey's military says it has killed at least 19 Kurdish rebels in air strike in the south-east of the country.
Microsoft appeals against a $1.4bn fine given for defying sanctions imposed on it for anti-competitive behaviour.
A ceasefire between the Iraqi government and Shia militias seems to be holding in Baghdad's Sadr City.
Electricity blackouts hit Gaza as the territory's only power station shuts down, with officials citing lack of fuel.
Pakistan's main coalition parties fail to strike a deal on restoring judges sacked by President Pervez Musharraf.
Militants fire on security forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir, a day after violence in the area kills eight people.
Orla Guerin meets opponents of President Mugabe in Zimbabwe, who fear renewed violence.
The BBC's Mark Doyle fulfils a lifelong dream of travelling along the Congo and discovers much more than the cliches.
On a recent visit to the Spanish Basque country, Nick Rankin found himself on the fringes of a story involving piracy.
