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Army refuses to use force on protesters
POWER slipping away from president as army promises there will be no crackdown on protesters. Live updates
Aussie jailed in Bali for seven years
AN Australian man caught with almost four grams of cocaine in Bali is expected to appeal after being sentenced to seven years in jail.
Aussie tourist dies from swine flu in Russia
RUSSIA has been rocked by two swine flu deaths - a young child and an Australian tourist who was on his way to marry his girlfriend.
Cabinet change not enough for protesters
EGYPT'S President Hosni Mubarak axes key ministers but changes in government rejected by Muslim Brotherhood.
Pop star jailed over sex tape scandal
AN Indonesian pop star has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in jail after the discovery of several home-made sex tapes.
Doctors concerned over Mandela visitors
TOO many people are visiting the recovering anti-apartheid hero and interfering in his care, health specialists have warned.
Asia Pacific
Two dead, thousands displaced in Malaysia
TWO people have been killed and tens of thousands evacuated in floods that have hit parts of Malaysia after several days of continuous rain.
Evacuation alert over Japanese volcano
OFFICIALS have urged residents to seek safer ground and expanded a no-access zone around a volcano that has exploded back to life in southern Japan.
Bali nine pair may be spared death: report
THE Indonesian court which heard the final appeal of Bali Nine ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran has raised their chances of being spared the death penalty.
North America
James Bond composer John Barry dies
OSCAR-winning British composer John Barry, who wrote the score for 11 James Bond films, died of a heart attack at the age of 77.
Europe
Aussie tourist dies from swine flu in Russia
RUSSIA has been rocked by two swine flu deaths - a young child and an Australian tourist who was on his way to marry his girlfriend.
Central and South Asia
Aussie jailed in Bali for seven years
AN Australian man caught with almost four grams of cocaine in Bali is expected to appeal after being sentenced to seven years in jail.
Africa
Cabinet change not enough for protesters
EGYPT'S President Hosni Mubarak axes key ministers but changes in government rejected by Muslim Brotherhood.
Middle East
Egypt unveils new cabinet after protests
A NEW Egyptian cabinet promised by embattled President Hosni Mubarak has been unveiled, comprising a largely unchanged lineup but without widely hated interior minister Habib al-Adly or any businessmen.
Central and South America
Haiti probes mystery paralysis cases
OVER a dozen people perish after a voodoo ceremony and a deadly spate of paralysis strikes recovering cholera patients.
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