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Syria must cooperate with the UN over Rafiq Hariri's death, says the US, as Damascus insists it is "innocent".
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The US Senate requests a report from the CIA chief on allegations his agency ran secret overseas jails.
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Peru says it is scaling down its ties with Japan due to Tokyo's attitude toward Peru's ex-leader Alberto Fujimori.
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Liberia is set to have Africa's first elected woman leader as Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf claims victory in the war-torn state.
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Marcus Trescothick says he asked his wife whether he should captain England in the first Test against Pakistan.
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A US TV evangelist tells a town not to ask for God's help if disaster strikes after it votes against intelligent design.
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A fifth round of six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear programme ends with no real signs of progress.
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At least one suspected mass grave is found in Namibia near a former South African military base.
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Italian carrier Alitalia's shares are suspended after the government says it will buy almost 500m euros worth of new shares.
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Jordanians say prayers for the victims of the bombings in Amman, as al-Qaeda in Iraq issues a rare explanation.
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Japan's economy expands in the third quarter, boosted by strong domestic demand, official figures show.
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A Dutch court has ruled that the defence ministry is responsible for Srebrenica soldier's trauma.
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Thousands of Indonesian police hunt for militant Noordin Mohammad Top, after the killing of his close associate.
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New Israeli Labour leader Amir Peretz wants PM Ariel Sharon to call elections as early as March, an adviser says.
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Colombia says it will continue to evict indigenous protest groups from farms, after a boy is killed during an operation.
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The World Trade Organization approves Saudi Arabia's application for membership after 12 years of talks.
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A British couple captured on a sailing trip off Iran say they were held hostage by Iranian authorities for two weeks.
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The Indian government orders the repatriation of a Pakistani journalist who has spent 14 years in prison in Rajasthan.
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France is braced for a tense Armistice Day holiday after two weeks of rioting.
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Nepal's Supreme Court refuses to block a controversial law media groups say will curb press freedom.
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Kojo Annan, son of the UN head, accepts damages from a UK newspaper over a claim he tried to sell Iraqi oil.
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The Albanian government takes steps to end power cuts that have crippled the country since Monday.
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At least one student at Uganda's Makerere University is reported dead during protests over a rise in exam fees.
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A cargo plane is reported to have crashed about 20km north of the Afghan capital, Kabul.
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Police detain suspects over the Jordan bombings as al-Qaeda claims a man and wife were among the bombers.
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Three years on from the sinking of the Joola, Senegal launches a replacement ferry service.
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One of India's most wanted men, Abu Salem, is remanded in custody after being extradited from Portugal.
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Kuwait confirms the discovery of the deadly bird flu strain, the first case of the H5N1 virus in the Gulf.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urges Iraqis to see differences as a strength, on a surprise stop in Iraq.
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Pirate attacks in Somali waters are being directed from "mother ships" off the coast, officials say.
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All public meetings likely to provoke disturbances are to be banned on Saturday in Paris, French police say.
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Pakistani police baton-charge 200 quake survivors protesting at their eviction from a makeshift camp.
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Colombia's government says it could extend the deadline for right-wing paramilitaries to demobilise.
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Germany's main parties announce a coalition deal involving tax hikes after weeks of negotiations.
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Norway says it might close down publicly listed companies which fail to meet proposed boardroom quotas for women.
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A one-year-old boy has been diagnosed with the lethal H5N1 strain of bird flu, a Thai official says.
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Four people are wounded in a drive-by shooting outside Oman's embassy in Iraq, police say.
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President Bush says too much is at stake in Iraq for rivals to make "false charges" about the reasons for the war.
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Violent protests grip towns in Turkey's Kurdish south-east after a bomb blast which is blamed on secret police.
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Two anti-constitution protesters are shot dead by Kenyan police during a demonstration in Mombasa.
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Supporters of Liberia's George Weah clash with UN forces as poll results show victory for rival Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf.
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The UN mandates its peacekeepers in Liberia to detain war crimes suspect Charles Taylor if he returns.
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Beijing presents five official mascots for the 2008 Olympics - the largest number since the practice began.
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