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Articles in March 2006 issue of AFP

• Iran to execute two men convicted of oil city bombs
• Japan show weaknesses ahead of World Cup
• Oil prices gain on supply fears
• Israeli shot dead by Palestinians in West Bank
• Church says Lahoud presidency dividing Lebanon
• Two more Indonesians admitted to hospital with suspected bird flu
• South Koreans master Angola 1-0
• Second case of H5 bird flu in Switzerland
• Porto's Emanuel agrees to play for Angola during World Cup
• French winemakers mull screw cap vs. cork
• Qaeda suspects in Yemen admit training Iraq fighters
• South Africans vote in local polls that put ANC to the test
• Son of last shah of Iran urges support for Iranian opposition
• Cash-strapped Portugal to publish list of top tax cheats
• Mississippi legislature moves toward abortion ban
• Paris fashion: Rochas' cool elegance, sumptuous Van Noten
• Letter shows Prince Charles tackling human rights act
• Bahamas bird deaths raise fears avian flu has reached Americas
• At least 31 killed in Iraq rebel attacks
• Standard Chartered sees 19-percent jump in 2005 profits
• Two hanged publicly in Iran for oil city bombings
• Gulf monarchies call on world to aid Palestinians
• InterContinental books 26-percent rise in 2005 profits
• Silk, diamonds and old-style glamour to hit Oscars red carpet
• Woman dies of suspected bird flu in Iraq
• US claims 61 Zarqawi-linked rebels captured in Iraq
• Polish Playboy to help teenage model expelled from school
• Ethiopia burns all chicken in bird-flu infected farm
• Swedish ice hockey gold at risk after Olympic rule violation
• Life sentence for 'Satan's son' US nurse
• White House fires back at Katrina critics
• Dubai company holds off closing controversial ports deal
• Last-chance EU-Iran nuclear talks
• Indonesian anti-pornography bill sparks steamy protest in Bali
• China warns Taiwan over "very risky" council move
• Oil prices rise for fourth day in a row on Iran supply fears
• Fore play in space leaves scientists unamused
• EU confirms first case of mad cow disease in Sweden
• EU gives France two weeks to explain GDF-Suez deal
• Vanuatu first Pacific nation to benefit from US Millennium fund
• Bjorn Borg to sell Wimbledon trophies
• Bush to hold terror talks with Pakistan's Musharraf
• South Korean watchdog hints at probing alleged chip price fixing
• Eight new cases of H5 bird flu virus found in Sweden
• Blair believes God will judge him on Iraq war
• McCartneys risked charges with Canada seal hunt protest
• US lauds lifting of Philippines state of emergency
• Cubs hurler Wood to have knee op
• Hewitt reaches Las Vegas semi-finals
• Crusaders step up a notch to wipe away the Blues
• Polticians rap Klinsmann over Italy debarcle
• China boosts military spending while warning Taiwan
• Mbeki claims ANC stronger than ever after local elections
• Schumacher dismisses Rossi Ferrari link
• China delays space walk mission to 2008
• Viduka turns Birmingham even bluer
• Olympic champion Arakawa enjoys first taste of professional skating
• Russian foreign minister visits Washington as tensions rise
• Britain told future Israeli PM had cosmetic surgery in 1940s: secret files
• Calzaghe targets Tarver and Jones after title triumph
• First case of H5N1 bird flu in Poland
• China's Wen calls for measures to 'basically halt' damage to environment
• Swiss find four more cases of H5 bird flu in wild ducks
• Ex-Ahold management goes on trial over accounting scandal
• Libya names new PM in major cabinet reshuffle
• Marseille babes steal a point at pitiful PSG
• Storm kills four, injures over 100 in southern Bangladesh
• Malaysia state sees escalating hand, foot and mouth cases
• AFC Champions League kicks off amid controversy
• Bush returns to battle on the home front
• Dead swans in Poland had H5N1 bird flu strain: Polish lab
• Kuwait gets more liberal press law
• Benin awaits results of controversial presidential poll
• Austrian cats get, then beat, bird flu; health experts plan for pandemic
• European stocks race higher
• US Physics Nobelist Owen Chamberlain dies at 85
• Witherspoon, Knightley, and Williams were Oscars fashion winners
• EU could lift British beef ban
• China's plan to provide rural health care
• Bush seeks line-item veto power over budgets