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Economic meltdown in Iceland
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2 dead, 380 injured in Bangkok
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Middle East stock markets plunge
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Syria 'boosts troops on border'
Syria moves troops to Lebanon's eastern border, weeks after boosting numbers on its northern frontier, reports say.
Iran unveils plan for women's car
Iran announces plans for a car designed specially for women, with features aimed at appealing to females.
Iraq says US troop deal is close
The US and Iraq are close to an agreement over US troops remaining in Iraq after 2008, Iraq's foreign minister says.
Turkey sends new raids into Iraq
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