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Britain will settle its WWII debts to the US and Canada before the end of 2006, says the Treasury.
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British officials predicted in 1976 that Argentina would invade the Falkland Islands, official documents show.
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Spanish police arrest a man accused of being a death squad leader in Argentina in the 1970s.
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A government anti-smoking ad will start in the New Year in a bid to cut the number of UK smokers before the July ban.
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Amendments to Taiwan's education law come into force, banning corporal punishment in schools.
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China's defence white paper says the military needs upgrading, highlighting Taiwan as a key security threat.
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The number of internet users in China rose to 132 million in the past year, up by 30%, state media reports.
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Police in Indian-administered Kashmir say one civilian has been killed by a landmine in Srinagar.
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Doctors in Nepal end a strike called in protest at recent attacks on them by protesters accusing them of negligence.
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Somalia's government is to take steps to assert control over Mogadishu, a day after its forces entered the city.
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Forces loyal to PA President Mahmoud Abbas receive an arms shipment from Egypt with Israeli approval.
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Greece reacts angrily to Macedonia's decision to rename its main airport after Alexander the Great.
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A man who testified he was tortured by Argentina's military junta becomes the second such witness to go missing.
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Italian ministers set a deadline for potential buyers to express interest in a 30% stake in struggling Alitalia.
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Controversial paceman Mohammad Asif has been included in a 17-man Pakistan Test squad.
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Taleban's fugitive leader dismisses plans for cross border tribal councils to bring peace to Afghanistan.
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Amsterdam brothel owners take the city council to court over its decision to close many sex businesses.
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Lawyers for former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein say they have been asked to pick up his personal effects.
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Millions of Muslims take part in the spiritual climax of the Hajj pilgrimage at Mount Arafat in Saudi Arabia.
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Japan's leading share index records its fourth successive year of growth, while India's index is up 46% this year.
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Czech authorities charge a Russian man with endangering an aircraft after an apparent attempted hijack.
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Police near the Indian capital search for more bodies after finding bags containing children's skeletons.
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Nigeria's census results show that Africa's most populous nation has grown by 63% in the last 15 years.
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Police investigate the distribution of thousands of pornographic videos filmed in Venezuelan schools.
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Former boxing champion Mike Tyson is charged with possessing cocaine and driving under the influence.
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Somali Prime Minister Ali Mohamad Ghedi enters Mogadishu, a day after Islamist fighters fled the city.
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Four men accused of taking part in the Rwanda genocide are remanded in custody by UK magistrates.
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US officials deny reports Saddam Hussein has been transferred to Iraqi custody ahead of his execution.
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Two crew of an American nuclear submarine die after falling overboard in Plymouth Sound.
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The US tells its embassies around the world to prepare for the execution of Saddam Hussein within days.
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A cluster bomb explosion injures two Belgian peacekeepers on a mine-clearing operation in Lebanon, a UN official says.
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Belarus and Russia trade accusations of blackmail as a New Year deadline for a gas shutdown looms.
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The Sinn Fein leadership votes for a special party conference in January on backing policing in Northern Ireland.
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A vast ice shelf broke away in the Canadian Arctic last year, in what could be another sign of global warming.
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US President George W Bush is evacuated from his ranch after a tornado warning in central Texas.
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