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• Spanish court suspends charges against king's daughter
• Russian media magnate Lebedev goes on trial
• Spanish court suspends charges against Princess Cristina
• Niger jails ally of ex-president in graft probe
• U.N. urges support for new Somali leaders before donor meet
• Kosovo police arrest suspected crime boss Kelmendi
• Italy's Andreotti, leading postwar politician, dead at 94
• Giulio Andreotti, 7-times Italian prime minister, dies
• Attack on northeast Nigeria church, market kills 10
• Gunfight in Nigeria's Delta oil region kills eight: sources
• Merkel's FDP allies come out fighting, still need votes
• Junior Italy minister removed after comment on gays
• At least three killed in violent Guinea election protest
• Anti-EU party shakes British PM's Conservatives in local vote
• Unique German bomber to be lifted from English Channel
• ICC-charged Kenyatta expected to join Somalia meeting in London
• Engineer who warned over Bangladesh building held, toll tops 500
• Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam appears briefly in court
• Ex-Pope Benedict back at Vatican to live out retirement
• At least 4 dead in Chad coup attempt: security sources
• Wind farms to lure back German lobsters decimated by WW2
• Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam to appear in court
• Chad government says it foils coup attempt
• Special Report: How Google UK clouds its tax liabilities
• Europe trade action against Bangladesh would have big impact
• Shisha smoking makes quiet reappearance in Khartoum
• Man who studied in U.S., four others freed in Uzbekistan: State Department
• U.S. taxpayer Caribbean accounts targeted: Justice Department
• France troops capture suspected French jihadist in Mali
• Gunmen stage protest outside Libyan justice ministry
• European rights court criticizes Ukraine over Tymoshenko case
• Dutch King Willem-Alexander succeeds mother Beatrix
• Gunmen surround Libyan Justice Ministry
• Dutch gather in Amsterdam as royals prepare for handover

• Russia's only independent pollster resists 'foreign agent' tag
• France says taking AQIM threat seriously after video
• Hollande says France taking AQIM threat seriously after video
• Nun, other activists face trial for breaching US nuclear security
• New York's Met Museum celebrates punk's influence on fashion
• Global court delays trial of Kenyan deputy president
• UK BSkyB executive and daughter killed in speedboat accident
• Cuba launches challenge to Australian tobacco laws at WTO
• Kosovo police arrest suspected crime boss Kelmendi: source
• Austria's ruling party loses Salzburg poll after finance scandal
• German conservative plunge in poll amid tax, nepotism scandals
• Bangladesh urges no harsh EU measures over factory deaths
• U.S. Navy moves ahead on new presidential helicopter program
• Government support dips as Spaniards tire of crisis, corruption
• Hungary court allows far-right rally before Jewish congress
• Liechtenstein princely palace opens gates in Vienna
• Special Report: How textile kings weave a hold on Bangladesh
• Ivory Coast's ICC-indicted former first lady in hospital
• Carla Bruni stung by criticism, squashes marriage rumors
• Jailed former Nigerian oil state governor loses appeal in Britain
• Jewish leaders alarmed by far-right, anti-Semitism in Hungary
• Sanofi first-quarter misses forecasts on patent losses, forex
• British overseas territories sign deal to curb tax evasion
• Pope condemns Bangladesh working conditions as "slave labor"
• Feathers fly over French cockerel statue in London's Trafalgar square
• Could 'mystery woman' shed light on UK sex scandal?
• IRS eyes U.S. accounts at Caribbean bank
• Orange celebrations as King Willem-Alexander takes Dutch throne
• Puerto doctor gets jail term, evidence to be destroyed
• Bulgaria prosecutors say ex-minister oversaw wiretapping breach
• Gunmen surround Libyan justice ministry
• Pope Emeritus Benedict to move back to Vatican on Thursday
• Polish far-right "flash mobs" scare liberal thinkers

• Britain pledges anti-piracy aid at key Somalia summit
• France's Hollande eyes reshuffle, more laws by decree
• Nun, other activists face trial for breaching U.S. nuclear security
• Russian media magnate Lebedev sees trial as Putin's revenge
• Nigerian military jet crashes in Niger, two dead
• Analysis: Congo rebels prepare to face U.N. force with mandate to attack
• Column: The lessons of Reinhart-Rogoff
• Italy's high court says Berlusconi trials to stay in Milan
• Column: The lessons of Reinhart-Rogoff - Lawrence Summers
• Senior UK lawmaker quizzed over rape, denies allegations
• Suicide attack kills two Malian soldiers in north
• Shed the elitist image, Britain's Cameron is warned
• Somalia's security forces hamstrung by corruption, infiltrators
• Italy's first black minister defiant in face of racist slurs
• Kenyan leader, charged by ICC, invited to Somalia meeting in London
• Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Amsterdam
• Anti-EU group beats British PM's party into third place in vote
• Two generals, pro-Deby MP arrested for Chad coup plot: prosecutor
• Former Pope Benedict returns to Vatican to live out retirement
• Libya expects ICC ruling on Saif al-Islam trial in May: lawyer
• Leopold Engleitner, oldest concentration camp survivor, dies
• Chad government foils coup attempt: minister
• EU gives support to Italy's Letta, cautions on debt
• Italy investigates racist slurs against first black minister
• FDA rejects Titan drug for opioid dependence
• Spain's El Celler De Can Roca named world's best restaurant
• Amanda Knox offers her side of sensational murder case in memoir
• Ford Crown Victoria, Porsche 911, Dodge Viper probed by NHTSA
• Spanish judge wants eight business leaders in court on graft case
• Serbia-Kosovo deal with go ahead without vote: Serb PM
• Russian tourists help Hungary spa town flourish amid crisis
• Iceland's center-right Progressive Party asked to form new government
• Italy hunts six Islamists suspected of planning attacks