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France is deploying 400 troops to fight a mosquito-borne virus on its island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean.
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At least 32 are dead and many remain trapped in freezing temperatures after a trade hall collapses in southern Poland.
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Some 6,000 police are being deployed in Pakistan's city of Lahore to stop Islamists disrupting a mixed-sex race.
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At least 10 people die in a bomb attack outside a shop in Iskandariya, south of Baghdad, Iraqi police say.
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Italian Nobel-winning satirist Dario Fo is hoping to become the left's candidate for Milan's mayoral poll.
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Roger Federer takes on Marcos Baghdatis in the Australian Open final.
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The trial of Saddam Hussein resumes, with the new chief judge moving to stamp his authority on the court.
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Up to 600 candidates for local polls in Nepal withdraw their nominations, say election officials.
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There is little hope of finding more survivors after a trade hall collapses in southern Poland, killing 65 people.
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Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad is sworn in after having been appointed by parliament as Kuwait's new ruler.
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Roger Federer recovers from a set down to beat Marcos Baghdatis in the Australian Open final.
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TV footage shows a baby girl being found alive in a black plastic bag floating in a Brazilian lake.
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Hundreds of women take part in races in the Pakistani city of Lahore, despite threats from Islamic activists.
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India end day one of the final Test on 74-4 after Kamran Akmal's 113 and Irfan Pathan's hat-trick in Pakistan's 245.
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Saddam Hussein walks out of court as the new chief judge takes a hard line at the resumption of his trial.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh retains the foreign ministry, in the government's first major cabinet reshuffle.
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Russia resumes gas deliveries to neighbouring Georgia after last week's blasts but relations remain tense.
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A top US television journalist and his cameraman are seriously injured in a bomb attack in Iraq.
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Five car bombs explode outside the Vatican embassy and near churches in Iraq, killing at least three people.
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The lethal H5N1 bird flu strain is detected in birds in northern Cyprus, the first cases on the island.
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Cameroon win, but DR Congo take second place in Group B on goal difference from Angola.
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Finland's first woman president Tarja Halonen wins a second six-year term by a razor thin margin.
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At least three people are killed and dozens injured after a Pakistani passenger train derails, officials say.
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Libya says it is closing its embassy in Denmark in a row over newspaper cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
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The EU will not fund the Palestinian Authority under Hamas if it does not recognise Israel, Germany's leader says.
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