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• Y Cenhedloedd Unedig

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• General Bronze Corporation
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• Evo Morales hoaxed by a Spanish Church-owned radio station
• South African president wrongly announces death of Zambian counterpart
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• Suicide bomber attacks Indian Embassy in Kabul, killing at least 41
• United States and Poland sign missile-defence deal angering Russia
• United States and Iraq finalize agreement to have troops out of Iraq by 2011
• Violence erupts in Germany between left and right wing protesters
• Spies warn of October Al-Qaeda operations
• Seventh Guantanamo Prosecutor resigns over ethical issues
• US pastors plan to defy law and endorse candidates
• Djibouti says war with Eritrea is inevitable unless UN intervenes
• Syria files UN Security Council complaint after US raid
• Russia rejects latest US proposal on missile defense
• British soldier jailed for 10 years for spying for Iran
• Lashkar-e-Toiba implicated in Mumbai attacks
• International controversy over UN declaration to stop anti-homosexuality legislation
• UN Security Council passes Gaza ceasefire resolution
• Red Cross urges Sri Lanka to respect lives of Tamil civilians
• Israel resumes attacks in Gaza, Rice asks for war crimes investigations
• British court 'threatened' by United States
• Iraqi PM, Russian leaders discuss energy deals
• Increased turnout, reports of violence at worldwide May Day demonstrations
• France pledges twelve million Euro in aid to Pakistan
• South Ossetia holds parliamentary elections
• Palestinian protester killed by Israeli soldiers
• Creigh Deeds wins Virginia Democratic primary
• US senator John Ensign resigns from leadership role after admitting extra-marital affair
• U.S. President Barack Obama fires Inspector General Gerald Walpin amid controversy
• U.K. MPs' expenses to be investigated by police
• Hackers attack Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting website
• Wikinews interviews former Republican U.S. Senator Bob Smith on his latest run for office
• Wikinews interviews Mike Lebowitz, chairman of the U.S. Modern Whig Party
• President Obama names 16 recipients of the 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Imprisoned American journalists in North Korea pardoned, to return to US
• Kosovo: voters go to the polls for the first time since independence declared from Serbia
• Prime Minister of Vanuatu loses seat over paperwork error
• Gordon Brown defends Iraq decision
• "Virtual fence" along US-Mexico border scrapped