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Several Palestinian armed groups in the Gaza Strip have denied Hamas claims that an agreement has been brokered among them to stop firing rockets across the border into Israel.
23/11/2009

Scientists have warned that global temperatures could rise by six degrees Celsius by the end of the century, four degrees higher than previously predicted and at a level that could wipe out species and cause widespread natural disasters.
18/11/2009

A man who stabbed a pregnant Egyptian woman to death in a German courtroom in front of her husband and three-year-old son has been  sentenced to the maximum penalty of life in jail.
11/11/2009

Georgia has said that Russian forces have detained five of its citizens off the Black Sea coast near the breakaway Russian-backed region of Abkhazia.
11/11/2009

Robert Enke, the Hannover and Germany goalkeeper, killed himself by apparently intentionally getting hit by a train. He was 32.
11/11/2009

G20 states have agreed to maintain the availability of financial stimulus measures until the world economy shows more improvement.
08/11/2009

Thousands of Opel car workers in Germany have downed tools to show their anger at the decision by General Motors, the US carmaker which owns the unit, to abandon a plan to sell the operation to Magna, a Canadian group.
05/11/2009

German politicians and unions have expressed anger at the decision by General Motors, the US carmaker, not to sell Opel, its European unit, after months of painstaking talks.
04/11/2009

An 88-year-old former member of the Waffen SS has gone on trial in Germany over the second world war killings of three civilians in The Netherlands.
28/10/2009

A man accused of killing a pregnant Egyptian woman in court in an attack is to go on trial in Germany.
26/10/2009

A group of bands including REM and Pearl Jam have said they are to file a lawsuit aimed at accessing US documents on the use of music during interrogations of terrorism suspects held at the Guantanamo Bay military prison.
23/10/2009

Richard Goldstone, the jurist who authored a UN report accusing Israel of war crimes and crimes against humanity during its war on Gaza, has challenged the US to justify its claims that his findings are flawed and biased.
22/10/2009

A Paris prosecutor has called for Dominique de Villepin, the former French prime minister, to be given an 18-month suspended sentence, saying he was guilty of conspiring to smear Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president.
21/10/2009

Guinea's military leadership has pledged to co-operate with a United Nations inquiry into last month's deadly crackdown on opposition demonstrators, a UN official has said.
20/10/2009

West African leaders have announced an arms embargo on Guinea after the shooting of scores of opposition supporters last month.
18/10/2009

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