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Seven employees of a non-profit landmine removal organization have been released two days after armed men kidnapped them near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, police said.

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Kim Kwan-jin was formally named South Korea’s defense minister Saturday, the country’s state media agency reported.

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The confidential U.S. embassy cables posted online by the website WikiLeaks simply show “diplomats doing the work of diplomacy,” U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Saturday.

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Israeli and international firefighters are struggling to control a massive fire that has killed at least 41 people and burnt thousands of acres of land in the north of the country.

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Pakistan agreed to a US plan to share its data on the 2008 Mumbai attacks with India, US cables published by Wikileaks have revealed.

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At least 25 people are injured as police try to evict a group of indigenous Rapa Nui people from buildings on Easter Island.

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Unseasonably cold weather and heavy snow in parts of northern Europe have killed at least 40 people in several countries this week and caused major travel disruptions.

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The government pledges £37m to help develop farming practices so that poor countries can cope with climate change.

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A Russian man accused of operating a massive global e-mail spam business pleads not guilty in the US state of Wisconsin.

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