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Chilean President-elect Michelle Bachelet vows to name a cabinet with an equal number of men and women.
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Roger Federer thrashes Denis Istomin in his opening match at the Australian Open.
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The latest action as Andy Murray takes on Juan Ignacio Chela at the Australian Open.
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Taiwan's Prime Minister Frank Hsieh announces his resignation, after his party's defeat in December's poll.
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Juan Ignacio Chela hammers an out-of-form Andy Murray at the Australian Open.
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The US is opening a striking new embassy in Phnom Penh, signalling a growing involvement in Cambodia.
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Third seed Lleyton Hewitt fights back to beat unseeded Robin Vik at the Australian Open.
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US former President Gerald Ford is taken to hospital suffering from pneumonia.
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California executes its oldest Death Row inmate - a blind 76-year-old who ordered the killing of three people in 1980.
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South Africa tries to seize $3m in assets from Schabir Shaik, the advisor to the ex-deputy president.
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The four foreign oil workers kidnapped by Nigerian militants tell Reuters news agency they are in good health.
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Malaysia says it has sent home 130 Thai Muslims who fled their homeland, though Thailand has no record of it.
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Bosses at Japanese internet company Livedoor deny breaching securities rules by misleading shareholders.
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Israeli troops kill a leader of the Palestinian militant group Hamas during a clash in the West Bank town of Tulkarm.
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Iran overturns a ban on CNN working in Iran after the network apologises for mistranslating the president.
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Managers at Australian wheat exporter AWB were aware of kickbacks paid to Saddam's Iraq, an inquiry hears.
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Saudi Arabian media says a new bridge is to be built at the site of last week's Hajj stampede.
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Sri Lanka unexpectedly throw the VB Series wide open with a 94-run win over South Africa.
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Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid fall four runs short of a new record opening stand in the drawn first Test.
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European aircraft maker Airbus says a record year saw it sell and deliver more jets than US rival Boeing, maintaining its market dominance.
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Virender Sehwag says it was "really bad" that India failed to secure a new record opening stand in the drawn Lahore Test.
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South Africa says a taxpayer-funded flight by the deputy president combined leisure and business.
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A Russian court tells two Western non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to stop working in Ingushetia.
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Nine Iraqi coast guards are detained by Iran after a clash on the Shatt al-Arab waterway, officials say.
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Israeli police have started removing Jewish non-residents in the West Bank city of Hebron after violent protests.
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The US Supreme Court backs a law allowing doctors to help patients die, after the White House sought to block it.
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Police kill five people in Tanzania after receiving shoot-to-kill orders last week to crack down on crime.
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A donor conference in China is aiming to raise more than $1bn to fight the worldwide spread of bird flu.
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Shares of Indian industrial giant Reliance are traded for the last time ahead of a split of the group's businesses.
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Truce monitors in Sri Lanka suspend work in eastern Trincomalee district after the latest in a series of attacks.
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ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed tells India not to go ahead with their plans to arrange their own fixture lists.
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Three Turkish tourists kidnapped in Iran while on a paragliding trip are freed amid denials of a ransom deal.
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Two civil liberties groups file lawsuits challenging US President George W Bush's bugging of US citizens.
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A-Jazeera broadcasts a video apparently showing a US reporter kidnapped in Iraq earlier this month.
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Pakistan's PM says he cannot accept actions like the recent US air strike on a village that killed at least 18 people.
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