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British twins who were 16 when they allegedly defrauded investors out of $1.2m via a bogus stock-picking robot face charges in the US.
Germany's deputy finance minister, Steffen Kampeter, rules out "eurobond-lite" plans to pool part of eurozone countries' debt.
Provides an overview of Serbia, including key events and facts about this European country which used to be part of Yugoslavia
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South Sudan and Sudan agree to resume pumping oil after a bitter dispute over fees which saw production shut down more than a year ago.
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Provides an overview of Bulgaria, including key events and facts about this eastern European country
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Kentucky woman catches a killer, helped by a BBC reporter
An overview of the Isle of Man including key facts, political leaders and notes on the media
A key component of US President Barack Obama's landmark healthcare reform act, called the "individual mandate", is upheld, the Supreme Court rules.
Diplomats are increasingly using social media to engage populations, but the outreach attempt can backfire.
The European Commissioner for Justice Viviane Reding is proposing a new law in Strasbourg today that would force all major European companies to have at least 40 per cent of their boards made up of women.
A judge in California blocks US sales of Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphones while the court decides on the firm's patent dispute with Apple.
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Japanese carmakers Honda, Toyota and Lexus are the most reliable used car brands in the UK, a survey finds.
A house in north London where founder members of the band Pink Floyd lived in the 1960s, is to be auctioned

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