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Russia to start up Iran reactor

Officials say uranium-packed fuel rods to go into Bushehr plant beginning next week.

	Eliminating nuclear weapons
	Iran's new conditions
	Iran tests nuclear sites defences
	Timeline: Iran's nuclear programme
	Growing ties: Iran and Russia

Sri Lanka ex-army chief convicted

Military court finds Sarath Fonseka guilty of meddling in politics while in uniform.

Germany posts 'record' 2.2% growth

Figures show strongest quarterly increase in GDP since reunification in 1990.

Pakistan floods curb celebrations

Myanmar polls set for November

India rejects 'superbug' claims

Sri Lankan migrants dock in Canada

Death toll from China rains rises

Khadr Guantanamo trial suspended

In Video

Palestinians denied mosque access

Israel refuses many entry permits to Al Aqsa mosque for Friday prayers in Ramadan.
Nato forces overlook Afghan produce

Locals are failing to benefit as foreign forces prefer imported goods over Afghan products.
Mexico debates legalising marijuana

Officials discuss whether move will help curb drug-related violence plaguing the country.
Catalonia rallies for independence

Millions march in Barcelona to call for region's breakaway from Spain.
Cambodia's declining fish stocks

Fishermen worried over declining number of fish in country's largest Tonle Sap lake.
Arrests in Moscow protest over fire

Angry activists protest government response to the heatwave, fires and smog in the capital.

FOCUS: FEATURES, ANALYSIS AND COMMENT

Tony Judt: An intellectual hero

Historian's willingness to tell 'uncomfortable stories' was not embraced by US government.

Auschwitz's uncertain future

Foundation that oversees the site has appealed for funding to help it preserve the memorial.

The soul of the 'Land of the Pure'

Flood victims display the endurance that characterises Pakistanis, says Robert Grenier.

Blame and resentment in Kyrgyzstan

Two months after the country's ethnic violence, the fragile peace is on life support.

Blogs

Europe

Ignoring the obvious

By Alan Fisher

Americas

Omar Khadr's Guantanamo trial begins

By Monica Villamizar

Asia

Afghanistan's serious questions

By Clayton Swisher

Europe

Heatwave may rekindle Chernobyl's curse

By Neave Barker

AROUND THE WORLD NOW

Africa
	Uganda's LRA 'seizes hundreds'
	Zimbabwe sells controversial gems

Americas
	Bomb blast rocks Colombia's capital
	Mexico president in drug war talks

Asia-Pacific
	Japan to return Korean relics
	Indonesian cleric in terror arrest

CENTRAL/S. ASIA
	Civilian deaths spark Afghan unrest
	US criticises Sri Lanka war inquiry

Europe
	Fires approach Russian nuclear site
	Germany frees alleged Israeli agent

Middle East
	Iran stoning woman 'confesses'
	Lebanon defiant over US aid freeze

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Sport

Tharanga guides Sri Lanka to win

Capello calls time on Beckham

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A groundbreaking investigative programme, which looks at the use and abuse of power.
Inside Story

Dissecting the day's top story - a frank assessment of the latest developments.
Riz Khan

This live interactive show allows you to put your questions directly to newsmakers.
101 East

A weekly discussion programme on Asia-Pacific current affairs.
The Fabulous Picture Show

A fresh perspective on the world of movies and international film-making.
Listening Post

A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media.

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