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Cuba's communist government allowed an American-backed dissident group to hold a rare two-day meeting. Some foreigners who wanted to attend were turned away.

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Nokia unveiled its first device that will rely on Wi-Fi technology rather than mobile-phone networks. The 770 Internet Tablet has a touch-sensitive screen and is expected to go on sale later this year at around $350. The Finnish-based company, which lost some market share in the first quarter of 2005, is facing tough competition from rivals.

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Many people, possibly hundreds, were killed when government troops opened fire on unarmed demonstrators in Andijan, a city in Uzbekistan. The United States said it was “deeply disturbed” by the actions of Islam Karimov's government. The unrest spread to a second town, Korasuv, also in the Ferghana valley, in the east of the country.

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Morgan Stanley, already beset by strife among its top managers, faced more bad news. The investment bank was ordered by a Florida court to pay a total of $1.45 billion in damages to Ronald Perelman. Jurors were directed to find that the billionaire investor was deliberately misled about the financial position of Sunbeam (a maker of household appliances that eventually went bankrupt) in a 1998 deal. The bank will appeal.

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Egyptian security forces arrested 56 people thought to be connected to the Muslim Brotherhood, which is banned but had been tolerated.

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BP issued a preliminary report on an explosion at its refinery in Texas on March 23rd, which killed 15 people and injured more than 170 others, and admitted that a "series of failures" led to the disaster. Analysts are waiting to see how much claims for compensation and lawsuits will cost the firm.

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George Bush's whirlwind tour of eastern Europe took him from Riga, Latvia's capital, to Moscow, where he attended President Vladimir Putin's parade to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Victory Day in 1945. The American president then flew on to a rapturous welcome in Georgia, where he praised the people's battle for democracy and for freedom from outside (ie, Russian) interference.

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After last week's downgrading of General Motors and Ford to “junk” status (affecting a record $450 billion in debt), bond investors remained jittery on rumours that hedge funds holding GM bonds were nursing big losses. Analysts believe that many funds bought the bonds in March, after a profit warning from GM, expecting that the debt would be oversold.

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Following hard on the heels of the KMT's Lien Chan, a second opposition leader from Taiwan paid a visit to Beijing. James Soong heads the People First Party, which favours reuniting Taiwan with China.

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Cegetel and neuf telecom, two large telecom firms in France, said they would merge their fixed-line and internet divisions. The new company, called neuf Cegetel, will have 900,000 broadband customers and expects sales of euro2.8 billion ($3.6 billion) this year.

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A new Iraqi government was sworn in , three months after a general election , with Dr Ibrahim al-Jaafari , a moderate Shia Islamist , as prime minister , alomg with 17 other Shias , seven Kurds and -provided that a final clutch of ministries is agreed upon- half a dozen Sunni Arabs.In the past week , at least 150 civilians , security forces and insrgents have gied explosion in the Kurdish capital , Arbil.

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MCI , an American long-distance telecom firm , agreed to be acquired by Verizon for $8.5 billion.MCI's board rejected a 15% higher offer of $9.8 billion from Qwest-the fourth time that a bid from Qwest had been spurned in three months. Verizon's sweetened bid is 25% higher than the $6.7 billion in initially offered , and which MCI accepted , in February.

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Pakistan captured Abu Faraj Farj al-Libbi, a fugitive said to be the third-in-command of al-Qaeda.

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The chief executive of Merck, Raymond Gilmartin, resigned. The American pharmaceuticals firm was clobbered last autumn by the withdrawal of Vioxx, a hitherto widely used anti-arthritis drug. He was replaced by Richard Clark, a company insider.

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The last Syrian troops left Lebanon, 29 years after they first intervened in its civil war and two months after the assassination of a former Lebanese prime minister, Rafik Hariri, which sparked massive protests by Lebanese people blaming Syria for his death.

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