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Radio hoaxers trick French President Jacques Chirac into thinking he is talking to the new Canadian leader.
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Danish firm Arla places ads in Arab papers to quell anger over "blasphemous" cartoons in the Danish press.
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The new centre-right president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, is sworn in in the capital, Tegucigalpa.
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People around the world mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of Mozart with a series of special events.
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Amelie Mauresmo wins the Australian Open after Justine Henin-Hardenne retires from the final.
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The eldest daughter of Chile's ex-military ruler Augusto Pinochet is sent back from the US to Argentina.
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President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela threatens to jail any US officials caught spying in his country.
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Seven separatists and two soldiers are killed in a gun battle in Indian-administered Kashmir, the army says.
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Three French citizens and their local driver who were abducted in Haiti are released unharmed, say police.
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US President George Bush threatens to cut Palestinian aid unless newly elected Hamas renounces violence.
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The Chief Minister of the Indian state of Karnataka, Dharam Singh, resigns after 10 days of political upheaval.
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As Hungary marks 50 years since the uprising against the Russians, Victor Sebestyen says that - despite the passing years - it still raises difficult questions.
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Local election candidates in Nepal are being put in safe locations to protect them from Maoists, officials say.
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It will take days for emergency gas supplies from Iran to get through to Georgians suffering in -20C.
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A US court-martial in Afghanistan finds an American soldier guilty of mistreating prisoners.
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Kenya's former anti-corruption czar considers whether to return home to testify about his latest allegations.
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The UK foreign secretary says a deal must be found to resolve the Iran nuclear crisis without humiliating Tehran.
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Police in Katowice in southern Poland say the roof of a hall has collapsed with up to 500 people inside.
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The Russian government seeks to close one of Moscow's oldest human rights groups, reports say.
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Ten Britons are arrested in a joint operation by UK and Spanish police to smash a suspected drugs ring.
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Egypt play the Ivory Coast and Libya face Morocco in the final Group A games of the Nations Cup in Cairo.
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Japan's foreign minister calls for Emperor Akihito to visit the controversial Yasukuni shrine that could enrage neighbours.
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Morocco crash out of the African Cup of Nations after a 0-0 draw with Libya in their final Group A game.
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Two people allegedly working as spies for UK intelligence are arrested in Moscow, a TV programme claims.
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New film of Norman Kember and his fellow hostages is shown, as their captors issue a "last chance" demand.
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The daughter of Chile's ex-military ruler Pinochet returns from the US to be detained on tax evasion charges.
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Georgian officials cut off gas supplies to the Russian embassy there after blaming Moscow for its energy crisis.
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New Bolivian President Evo Morales appoints a coca grower to lead the fight against drug-trafficking.
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