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First up, in Asia,
Officials are investigating whether a plane part that washed up on the Indian Ocean island of La Reunion is from missing flight MH370.
India's Supreme Court has rejected a final plea for reprieve by Yakub Memon who was convicted of financing the deadly 1993 Mumbai bombings, clearing the way for his execution.
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Turning to Oceania,
In Australia, House of Representatives Speaker Bronwyn Bishop has delivered an apology to the public over her travel expenses claims, but says she will not bow to pressure to resign.
Staying in the country, a 68 year old man will face court charges over a series of bombings and shootings, targeting Family Law Court judges in Sydney in the 1980s.
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Moving on to Africa,
A hunter accused of helping a US tourist kill Zimbabwe's most famous lion has been released on 1000 US dollars bail.
Nigerian President has begun a two-day visit to Cameroon on Wednesday in a bid to seek closer partnership against Boko Haram.
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And in the Middle East,
Israel gave final approval for plans to build 300 new homes in a Jewish settlement, as it carried out a court demolition order against two vacant apartment blocks in the same area.
In Yemen, a car bomb exploded outside an Ismaili mosque in the capital Sanaa, killing four people and wounding six.
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Looking to Latin America,
Colombian street vendors clashed for hours with Venezuela's National Guard, leading authorities to briefly close the main border crossing between the two countries.
The president of Brazil's construction giant Odebrecht has been charged with corruption and money laundering.
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And in Europe,
Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has told rebels in his Syriza party he will have to call early elections if they continue to oppose a bailout deal.
France is to send extra police officers to Calais, as migrants say they will keep trying to reach the UK despite the deaths of nine people since June.
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And finally in North America,
In the US, a white police officer has been charged with murder after shooting dead a black driver during a traffic stop over a missing car licence plate.
Staying in the country, a 911 dispatcher has resigned after telling a caller who was trying to save the life of a shooting victim to "deal with it yourself".
(Lin Shaowen) That's the global headlines survey.
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