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• Latvia rescues 220 people stranded on ice
• Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Vienna for gay travelers
• South Sudan says 150 killed in battle with rebels
• France to cut Mali troops to 1,000 by year-end
• France's Hollande to shift 75 percent tax onto companies
• Former New York AG lawyer joins state bank regulator
• UN gives Congo days to prosecute soldier rapists
• U.S. lawmakers invite divisive Indian Hindu nationalist to visit
• Putin orders large-scale military exercises in Black Sea
• Pope urges Catholic priests to help poor, shun careerism
• Eight people killed in attack on Kenyan casino
• Czech court throws out treason charges against ex-president Klaus
• Belize's largest island crowned best in world by tourists
• Kosovo hopeful on deal with Serbia to end ethnic partition
• Big Pharma waits nervously on India drug patent verdict
• Four missing as floods shut Evraz mine in Russia
• Analysis: Man with key to Italy crisis has only weeks left in job
• Analysis: Knox case could pit extradition treaty against U.S. Constitution
• Scottish wind farm decision infuriates Trump
• Italian foreign minister resigns over marines' return to India
• Pope wants to stay in simple residence for now
• Knox, Sollecito to face retrial for Kercher murder
• Bulk versus bottle dilemma for South African wine
• Congolese warlord makes first appearance at Hague court
• Amanda Knox expresses "pain" over retrial for 2007 murder
• Russian tycoon Berezovsky died by hanging: police
• Prosecutor urges Italy court to overturn Knox acquittal
• Berezovsky's body undergoing autopsy after unexplained death
• Sarkozy rejects "unfounded" L'Oreal heiress party funding case
• Sex trial of Italy's Berlusconi delayed until April 22
• Central African Republic suspended from African Union, says official
• No radiation at Berezovsky home, no sign of outside role in death
• Al Qaeda group AQIM says killed French hostage seized in Mali
• Police: No sign third party involved in Berezovsky death

• Ruling Serb Progressive Party stays popular: opinion poll
• Vienna aims to muscle into growing gay travel market
• Britons in aid convoy briefly kidnapped in Libya
• Russia's Putin calls NGO inspections "routine"
• U.N. approves creation of special combat force for Congo
• Russia says Arab League abandons Syria peace bids
• Slovak court moves toward imprisoning Hungary war criminal
• Lindt loses German case over Easter bunny trademark
• Briton kidnapped in Nigeria's Lagos freed
• Britain opens inquest into Berezovsky's unexplained death
• "Stradivarius" violin found in Bulgaria ruled a replica
• Italy PM Monti says he "can't wait" to leave office
• Bosnian Serb policemen get 22 years for Yugoslavia war crimes
• Labour's David Miliband, once tipped to lead Britain, exits politics
• Special Report: Behind the charm, a political pope
• Analysis: Clock ticking for man with key to Italy crisis
• Oklahoma lawmakers pass horse slaughter bill
• U.N.'s Ban recommends African troops in Mali become peacekeepers
• UN's Ban recommends African troops in Mali become peacekeepers
• Danish food authorities find pork traces in kebab beef
• Norwegian mass killer can't attend mother's funeral
• Third ex-treasurer of Spain's ruling party charged in corruption case
• Congo warlord denies guilt in first appearance at Hague court
• Congolese warlord appears before Hague war crimes court
• Italy court orders Amanda Knox retrial for Meredith Kercher murder
• Berezovsky death consistent with hanging: police
• France says troops in Central Africa kill two Indian citizens
• Automakers pitch in to help Detroit as state takeover begins
• UK's Prince Harry to tour United States in May
• Amanda Knox lawyer confident before Italian appeal ruling
• Analysis: Roche stays a step ahead of copycat drugmakers
• Six killed as Islamists battle Malian army in Gao
• Gay marriage opponents march in Paris before vote

• Spain's holy parades thrive despite falling faith
• Iran, North Korea, Syria block U.N. arms trade treaty
• William Faulkner archival material to be sold at auction
• U.N. approves new combat force to "neutralize" Congo rebels
• Pope includes women for first time in Holy Thursday rite
• Azerbaijan, Armenia deal on disputed area unlikely: Karabakh PM
• French police probe death threats after Sarkozy ruling
• Foul play not impossible in Berezovsky death: British police
• Pope names his successor as archbishop of Buenos Aires
• Berezovsky found with ligature around neck, inquest told
• New trial will not delay publication of Amanda Knox memoir
• Knox case puts spotlight on Italy's dysfunctional legal system
• U.N. aims to approve Congo "search and destroy" force
• Russian authorities search Human Rights Watch offices
• Pope Francis: experienced manager set for reform
• Belgian chocolate makers seek protection from copycats
• Knox, Sollecito to face Italy retrial in Kercher murder
• Berlin Wall meets Albanian bunker to warn of perils of power
• Spain's rejection of talks will delay political resolution: ETA
• Italy foreign minister resigns over marines' return to India
• New state coalition replaces far right in Austria heartland
• Tomatoes, peppers, strawberries in Greenland's Arctic valleys
• Italy court orders Knox retrial for Kercher murder
• Italy court to decide Berlusconi trial switch on April 18: sources
• Lundbeck signs deal with Otsuka for Alzheimer's drug
• Congolese warlord to make first appearance before Hague court
• Court upholds conviction of Berlusconi ally for mafia ties
• Troop deaths dampen South Africa powerbroker dreams
• Major U.S. automakers come to the aid of destitute Detroit
• Russian prosecutors search Amnesty's Moscow offices
• Bozize ouster is latest power grab in Africa's "phantom state"
• Macedonia local polls end trouble-free, in boost for its EU bid
• Billionaire Berezovsky was exiled kingmaker