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Two militants die in an Israeli strike in a newly declared buffer zone in Gaza, Palestinian officials say.
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Members of Organization of American States kidnapped in Haiti are released, as further election delay looks certain.
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Five staff at Sudan's embassy in Iraq are freed by kidnappers after Khartoum promises to close the mission.
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Johan Botha looks set to make his Test debut for South Africa as they attempt to hit back against Australia in Sydney.
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Bushfires across south-east Australia continue to rage, creeping closer to Sydney.
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President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan vows to toughen his island's stance against China in his New Year speech.
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Wartime UK leader Winston Churchill favoured letting Gandhi die if he went on hunger strike while in custody.
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Austria takes over the EU presidency, with its leader expecting no major moves towards an EU constitution.
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Russian cuts off gas supplies to Ukraine in an energy price dispute which has become a major political row.
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Gunmen abduct another foreigner in Gaza, hours after the Palestinian leader promises to restore order.
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Israeli PM Ariel Sharon will undergo a minor operation on Thursday to close a small hole in his heart.
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Veteran Islamist leader Hassan al-Turabi complains Sudan is full of foreign forces despite 50 years of independence.
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French and Australian firefighters fly in to tackle forest fires blazing for a week in New Caledonia.
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An Italian peace activist is freed after being abducted in Gaza, the latest in a series of kidnappings.
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Mexico's Zapatista rebels set off on a six-month tour intended to build a national leftist movement.
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Dozens of stranded whales are shot dead as New Zealand officials decide it is too risky to try to save them.
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Rations for more than 80,000 refugees in camps in Zambia are being halved because of a lack of international aid.
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EU countries start to suffer knock-on cuts in gas imports as Russia axes supplies to Ukraine in a row over prices.
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Syria's ruling Baath party expels former vice-president Abdul Halim Khaddam after an outspoken TV interview.
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Five Italians are kidnapped in Yemen despite the government pledging more efforts to end abductions.
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A Turkish boy dies in hospital as doctors wait to find out if he and three sick siblings had contracted bird flu.
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Iraqi security forces open fire during a protest against fuel shortages in Kirkuk, killing at least two people.
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President Bush strongly defends his domestic spying programme, calling it vital and necessary to protect the US.
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Iran dismisses a proposal that it enrich uranium in Russia to ease a dispute over its nuclear programme.
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