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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's government agrees a deal to provide cheap heating fuel to low-income Americans.
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A Nigerian governor who skipped bail in the UK and dressed as a woman to get home is impeached by his state.
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This year has been one of the worst for women's murders in Ciudad Juarez, where hundreds have been killed since 1993.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's third nominee for oil minister is rejected by the Iranian parliament.
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The Duma backs in principle a contentious bill that will give the state more control over non-governmental bodies.
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The body of an Indian man is found three days after he was kidnapped in southern Afghanistan, officials confirm.
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Andrew Flintoff's three wickets lift England hopes as Pakistan end day four on 183-6, 199 runs ahead.
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf becomes Africa's first elected female leader after being declared the winner of Liberia's poll.
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The police in Iraq say a prominent Sunni Arab tribal chief has been shot dead in the capital, Baghdad.
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Israel's president signs an order dissolving parliament and calling early elections on 28 March.
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Italy will probably withdraw its troops from Iraq by the end of 2006, according to Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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A military court in South Korea sentences to death a soldier who shot dead eight of his colleagues in June.
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Israeli troops clash with Hezbollah guerrillas after an Israeli paraglider crosses the Lebanese border.
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A Palestinian has been shot dead by Israeli troops during a military operation in the West Bank city of Jenin.
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Spanish police arrest 10 people suspected of setting up a support network for a group linked to al-Qaeda.
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China confirms a second woman has died of the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu - in its third human case.
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Five women from the same Pakistan family refuse to fulfil marriages that took place when they were children.
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Kenya's president dismisses his entire cabinet after losing a referendum on a draft constitution.
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Niger faces a second food crisis in the coming months unless world donors give more, a UN agency warns.
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New German Chancellor Angela Merkel calls for stronger ties with the US on her first full day in office.
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A Chinese city threatened by a chemical spill into a river prepares for the contaminated water to reach it.
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Chile's ex-military ruler Augusto Pinochet is placed under house arrest and charged with tax evasion.
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Canada offers to pay more than C$2bn compensation to indigenous people abused at residential schools.
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Canada orders a public inquiry into how the 1985 bombing of an Air India jet with the loss of 329 lives was investigated.
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