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Venezuela and Colombia start work on a $200m pipeline which will carry Venezuelan fuel to Central America.
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The UN demands urgent Israeli action to prevent a humanitarian disaster in Gaza as military strikes continue.
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More than 100,000 people protest in Mexico City to call for a recount of the presidential election.
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Nearly 150 people, including many children, are feared dead after a Russian airliner crashes on landing.
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The leader of LRA rebels in Uganda accepts an amnesty offer, a senior commander says.
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Pakistani troops backed by helicopter gunships kill at least 21 tribal rebels in Balochistan, officials say.
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A Canadian soldier in the US-led coalition is killed in southern Afghanistan, Canada's military says.
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A Jordanian prosecutor calls for the death penalty for a woman charged over bomb blasts at three Amman hotels.
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The US calls for negotiations over North Korea's missile tests, but threatens isolation if more tests follow.
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Four US soldiers are charged with rape and murder over an attack on an Iraqi woman who was killed with her family.
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Frenchman Sylvain Calzati bursts clear of a six-man breakaway to win stage eight of the Tour de France, with Serhiy Honchar staying in yellow.
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Two young sisters go home after their disappearance sparked France's first national kidnap alert.
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Pope Benedict XVI returns to Rome after ending a visit to Spain with a mass attended by the Spanish royal family.
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Nepal's chief election commissioner and the head of its human rights commission submit their resignations.
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Police in the Indian state of Maharashtra are on alert following sporadic incidents of violence in Mumbai.
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Gunmen kill at least 40 people at a fake checkpoint, while at least 25 others die in a double car bombing in Baghdad.
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says the military offensive in Gaza could continue indefinitely.
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At least 20 people die as the Islamic Courts militia move to oust the last warlords from the Somali capital.
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Italy win the World Cup 5-3 on penalties against 10-man France, after Zinedine Zidane is sent off for a headbutt.
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A failure of brakes on a wet runway is the most likely cause of a Russian airliner crash, initial reports suggest.
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The trial of ex-Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein is to resume in Baghdad with final defence statements.
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Six firefighters, five of them Chilean, die battling a forest fire in central Portugal after being surrounded by flames.
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