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Bosnian women react as buses with coffins of 534 newly identified victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre pass Sarajevo on the way to a joint burial. July 11 is the anniversary of the massacre of up to 8,000 Muslim men and boys by Bosnian Serb forces
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Leaders seek trade deal by 2010
The world’s biggest economies agreed to conclude a comprehensive trade deal in 2010, in the latest attempt to revive the stalled Doha round and boost the world economy
News Corp will not face renewed probe
Cameron under pressure over aide
Gilts fall after Bank signals no extra QE
UK bonds react to fears over exit strategy
Fed warns on Congressional scrutiny
Support growing for bill to audit decisions
EU to propose 2010 budget cut
Focus on employment and growth
New US jobless claims plunge
Economists warn against false hopes
Export figures fuel Berlin growth talk
Hopes of end to deep recession
China plans to restore Xinjiang calm
Crisis represents high profile test for Hu
Transit states release tension on Nabucco
Milestone for natural gas pipeline plan
Fresh cyber attacks hit S Korea and US
Suspicions focus on Pyongyang
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