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A former army officer who led a brief revolt in Peru in 2000 registers to run in next year's presidential elections.
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Three people working for the Organisation of American States are seized in Haiti, as elections are postponed.
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Bolivian President-elect Evo Morales is warmly welcomed in Cuba on his first tour abroad since his election.
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Six people are killed and more than 40 hurt by a bomb in Indonesia's Central Sulawesi province, police say.
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New Zealand cruise to a seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in their one-day international in Queenstown.
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A Catholic archdiocese loses a US court battle to protect church property from sex abuse claim cases.
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LK Advani steps down as president of India's main opposition BJP, hoping for better times for the party next year.
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A UK human rights worker kidnapped in Gaza with her parents speaks of their ordeal after they are freed.
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A bomb kills five people outside offices of a Sunni Iraqi party and two policemen die in attacks in Baghdad.
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Suspected tribal militants blow up a railway bridge in Pakistan's troubled province of Balochistan, officials say.
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A senior police officer is killed in an ambush by rebels in India's north-eastern state of Manipur.
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Eight people are killed by a bomb attack in a largely Christian district in Indonesia's Sulawesi province.
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Moscow is poised to turn off gas to Ukraine on New Year's Day in a row over prices which many see as political.
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Some 900 people are detained in a sweep for suspected Tamil rebels in Colombo.
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The US agrees to cancel Zambian debts of $280 million in a sign aid pledges to Africa are finally bearing fruit.
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Egypt is urged to set up an independent inquiry after more than 20 Sudanese die as police storm a protest camp.
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A German ex-minister and his family are freed in Yemen after being held captive by tribesmen.
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Moscow makes a compromise offer in its bitter dispute with Ukraine over the price of gas supplies.
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Syrian MPs demand a treason trial for an exiled top politician who implicated President Assad in Rafik Hariri's death.
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A Cambodian human rights activist is arrested and charged with defamation, in a move which worries diplomats.
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Russia's former nuclear energy minister is charged with fraud and abuse of office after his extradition to Moscow.
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Large crowds greet Algerian President Bouteflika as he arrives home after hospital treatment in France.
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The number of people killed in a landslide in a Yemeni village rises to at least 56, reports say.
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A huge firework display in Sydney Harbour in Australia marks the start of 2006, as the whole region celebrates.
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