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Iran says it is ready to consider an EU bid to resume talks on its nuclear aims after Russia suggests a compromise.
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A former Australian PM calls Singapore a "rogue Chinese port" as it prepares to hang a drug smuggler.
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Chinese media reveal the extent of the toxic leak threatening water supplies along the Songhua river.
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World trade liberalisation and political tolerance are high on the agenda for the Commonwealth summit in Malta, Mike Wooldridge reports.
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Sudan accuses neighbouring Chad of violating its airspace and supporting rebels in its western Darfur region.
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Chile's Augusto Pinochet marks his 90th birthday under house arrest on charges of repressing dissidents.
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Sri Lanka's new President Mahinda Rajapakse demands a review of a truce deal with Tamil Tiger rebels.
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Gary Glitter will be held in Vietnam for four months after claims he had under-age sex with two girls, authorities confirm.
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Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq says he was so unhappy about his form that he considered retiring in 2003.
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A minister in the new government of India's troubled Bihar state is dropped within hours of being sworn in.
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One of Colombia's largest volcanoes erupts, spewing huge amounts of ash and sulphur fumes.
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A Nigerian state governor denies reports that he escaped charges of money-laundering in the UK by disguising himself as a woman.
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French PM Dominique de Villepin dismisses claims that rap music fuelled recent rioting in poor suburbs.
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Hundreds of Chinese are being evacuated as the city of Harbin spends a third day without mains water.
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A pollution threat to Khabarovsk in eastern Russia sparks a rush for bottled water and a plea for calm.
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A Ugandan military court rules that opposition leader Kizza Besigye must remain in prison until 19 December.
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A confidential report written for EU foreign ministers criticises Israel's policy on East Jerusalem, reports say.
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The football world mourns the death of Man Utd and Northern Ireland legend George Best.
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The secretary-general of the Commonwealth says the group should fight for a fair global trade deal.
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Palestinians take control of a link to the outside world for the first time as the Gaza-Egypt border re-opens.
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A Senegal court refuses to decide on the extradition to Belgium of ex-Chad President Hissene Habre.
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An al-Jazeera executive flies to the UK to demand talks over an alleged US plan to bomb the station.
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Egyptian police arrest 16 members of the opposition Muslim Brotherhood, a spokesman says.
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Haiti's long-awaited elections are postponed for a third time, until 8 January, say election officials.
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Graeme Smith's superb 134 guides South Africa to a 10-wicket win over India in Sachin Tendulkar's 357th one-dayer.
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Austrian authorities refuse bail for British historian David Irving, who faces Holocaust denial charges.
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Former Manchester United and Northern Ireland star George Best dies in hospital aged 59, after multiple organ failure.
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Poland's Defence Minister Radoslaw Sikorski says he is opening the country's secret Warsaw Pact files.
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One of India's most wanted men, Abu Salem, complains of being 'beaten mercilessly' by police.
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An Italian public service strike over planned spending cuts halts transport and shuts offices.
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London 2012 organisers are given a timetable of deadlines to ensure the Games will be ready on time.
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Hundreds gather in a south Indian village for the cremation of a driver killed by the Taleban in Afghanistan.
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Syria agrees to allow a UN investigation into the killing of ex-Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri to quiz five of its officials.
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Former President Rafsanjani welcomes the IAEA's decision not to refer Iran to the UN Security Council.
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A US company gets a licence to fight piracy off the Somalia coast - among the world's most dangerous waters.
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Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko calls on the world to recognise the 1930s Great Famine as Soviet genocide.
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The Ugandan president's defence of a rival's arrest threatens to overshadow the Commonwealth summit.
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