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Seven police officers are killed in a suspected rebel attack over coca eradication efforts in Colombia.
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Haiti prepares to vote in the country's first elections since former President Aristide was ousted in 2004.
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Denmark blames Iran after its Tehran embassy is attacked, as Iran cuts trade ties in a row over cartoons.
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A team of scientists says it has found a "lost world" in an Indonesian jungle, home to dozens of new species.
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An Islamic Jihad militant is killed in an Israeli operation in the West Bank, Palestinian sources say.
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Sri Lanka beat South Africa in Hobart to join Australia in the finals of the VB Series.
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An inquiry into a stampede at a TV game show in Manila said the organisers could be held criminally liable.
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A senior Nepal Maoist leader says the rebels will accept the monarchy if the people vote for it.
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The wife of the Japanese emperor's second son is reportedly pregnant, possibly resolving a succession crisis.
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DR Congo President Joseph Kabila secures his party's candidacy in presidential elections due in April.
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Turkish police arrest a youth suspected of killing an Italian Catholic priest in the northern port of Trabzon.
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Cuba unveils a monument that blocks the view of illuminated messages displayed by US diplomats.
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A Polish woman denied an abortion despite fears giving birth could make her blind fights her case in Europe.
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A Chinese editor has died as a result of a police beating over an article his newspaper printed, activists say.
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An Iranian paper holds a contest for Holocaust cartoons, to retaliate over anti-Muslim caricatures.
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The roof of a supermarket collapses in the German town of Toeging am Inn, though no-one is injured.
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Cambodia's exiled opposition leader Sam Rainsy says he will return home later this week.
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An Afghan dies after crowds demonstrating over cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad attack Nato troops.
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A Mexican journalist is seriously injured in an attack on a newspaper office near the US border.
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Twelve Turkish tourists are killed and others hurt after their bus careers off a road into a ravine in the Italian capital.
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Kenyan officials say an inquiry into the $600m Goldenberg fraud will not necessarily lead to prosecutions.
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At least seven people are killed and 20 injured in twin bomb attacks in a busy market in the Iraqi capital.
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Muslim MPs in Nigeria burn Danish and Norwegian flags over cartoons satirising the Prophet Muhammad.
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French students and trade unions march against a draft law aimed at making youth employment more flexible.
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South Korea's largest firm, Samsung, is to donate more than $825m (£473m) to charity after scandals hit the company.
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British reinforcements are sent to an Afghan town after riots over cartoons satirising the Prophet Muhammad.
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A male nurse on trial in Germany over the deaths of 29 patients admits killing some of them.
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The Danish PM urges Muslims to refrain from violence as the Prophet Muhammad cartoon row rages on.
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At least 17 people are killed in two bomb attacks in southern Afghanistan, officials say.
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The Danish PM urges Muslims to refrain from violence in what he dubs a "global crisis" over the Muhammad cartoons.
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Hosts Egypt seal their place in the final of the African Cup of Nations with a 2-1 win over Senegal in Cairo.
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Kuwait's emir names his brother as successor, breaking with a tradition of alternating power between clans.
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A German court frees a Moroccan convicted over links to the 9/11 suicide hijackers because appeals are pending.
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Nepal is to hold controversial local elections on Wednesday, a year after King Gyanendra seized power.
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A Russian conscript, whose legs and genitals were amputated after a beating, is flown to hospital.
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The Ambani brothers, two of India's leading businessmen, finally settle a dispute over control of the Reliance group.
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Five writers go on trial in Turkey for comments they made about the killing of Armenians during WWI.
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An ex-rock band manager admits involuntary manslaughter in the deaths of 100 in a US nightclub fire.
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The EU illegally blocked imports of GM foods from the US, the World Trade Organization says.
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