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Boy reporter still a global hero - As boy reporter Tintin turns 75, BBC News Online looks at the enduring appeal of the comic correspondent.
Brussels to host Tintin festival - Comic book hero Tintin is celebrated in a four-day festival of events to be held in the Belgian capital.
Crazy for Tintin - Fans of the cartoon strip hero, Tintin, have paid thousands of dollars for memorabilia associated with him and his creator.
DR Congo slams 'Tintin' minister - DR Congo accuses a Belgian minister of behaving like a colonial-era cartoon character.
Dalai Lama awards Tintin and Tutu - The Dalai Lama honours comic strip adventure hero Tintin and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Euro coin honours Tintin and Snowy - Belgium honours its most famous cartoon citizen, the reporter Tintin, and his dog Snowy with commemorative 10-euro coins.
Herge's Adventures of Tintin - Hergé et Tintin vus par la BBC.
In pictures: Tintin exhibition - An exhibition marking Tintin's 75th anniversary opens at London's National Martime Museum on 31 March.
Lewd Tintin shocks Belgium - Belgian police seize forgeries of a Tintin adventure book depicting the cartoon hero on a Bangkok sex holiday.
Tintin 'frees' Tibet - The Chinese edition of the famous Belgian comic strip is relaunched after a row over the renaming of one of the books.
Tintin 'rescues' Millionaire contestant - Scandal surrounds the French version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire? after a contestant scooped the top prize thanks to the audience.
Tintin 'to become movie hero' - Steven Spielberg is set to produce a real-life big screen version of the famous cartoon adventures of Tintin.
Tintin conquers China - The first legal versions of Tintin's 22 adventures are unveiled in China - decades after smuggled versions appeared.
Tintin on trial - The French National Assembly has debated the serious question "Tintin: Is he from the left or from the right?"
Tintin ventures into India's rural markets - The 'Adventures of Tintin' are launched in Hindi on DVD and video-CDs in India to woo India's growing rural market.
Tintin's 70 years of adventure - The first Tintin cartoon strip appeared 70 years ago - and Herge's cub reporter is still going strong, selling more than three million books a year.
Upset at Tintin's 'Chinese Tibet' - The Belgian publishers of comic strip hero Tintin object to the politically-correct renaming of one of the books in China.