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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak says sectarian divisions in Iraq will deepen if Saddam Hussein is executed.
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A Colombian court orders the arrest of three congressmen over alleged ties to a right-wing paramilitary group.
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The Sri Lankan navy says it has sunk two Tamil Tiger boats, killing a number of rebels, in fresh sea clashes.
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Democrats celebrate after being confirmed as the majority party in both houses of the US Congress.
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England lose by 166 runs to the Prime Minister's XI in the first game of their tour of Australia.
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The UN secretary general-elect, Ban Ki-moon, pledges reform of the body and progress on North Korea.
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A man facing execution for his role in a 2001 attack on India's parliament appeals to the president to spare his life.
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A British foreign office minister says corruption in Kenya is leading to drugs being imported and sold on UK streets.
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Legislators in Taiwan set the date for a third vote on a recall motion aimed at ousting President Chen Shui-bian.
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Shares in Malaysian carmaker Proton climb 20% after it reveals it is in talks to sell a stake to a foreign car firm.
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United Nations aid chief Jan Egeland says he would meet Uganda's rebel leader, if abducted children are freed.
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Mexico City's assembly backs a law recognising same-sex civil unions, the first such move in the country's history.
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Corruption in Kenya is increasing the UK's exposure to drug trafficking and terrorism, a UK minister says.
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MI5 knows of 30 terror plots and is keeping 1,600 individuals under surveillance, says the service's chief.
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Three Americans and four Vietnamese are jailed for 15 months after Vietnam accuses them of terrorism.
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A Norwegian aid agency is to close its operations in Sudan's war-torn Darfur region, citing government interference.
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An Iraqi minister says more than 100,000 people have died in the war, more than other official figures.
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Human Rights Watch urges the UN to address the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.
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At least five people are killed in a grenade attack close to a mosque in Indian-administered Kashmir, police say.
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Iran's nuclear negotiator says they will review ties with the UN's nuclear watchdog if the UN approves sanctions.
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A statement purportedly from the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq hails the Republicans' losses in US mid-term polls.
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A pro-Tamil Tiger politician dies in hospital after being shot by unidentified gunmen in the Sri Lankan capital.
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Tony Blair backs a warning from MI5's chief that Britain faces the threat of multiple terror plots.
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DR Congo President Kabila has a strong lead over his rival, with most votes counted from the presidential run-off.
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The UN postpones a key report on the future status of Kosovo until after Serbia's 21 January election.
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Israeli gay protesters gather in Jerusalem for a rally despite objections from the city's religious communities.
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A delegation of MEPs criticises Poland for not co-operating with a probe into alleged CIA secret prisons in Europe.
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France's oldest World War I veteran, Maurice Floquet, dies at the age of 111, the veterans' association says.
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Former French rugby captain Marc Cecillon gets a 20-year jail term for murdering his wife at a party.
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Zambia tells its largest copper mine to halt a key part of production after a spill pollutes water supplies.
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Israel's deputy defence minister says Israel could attack Iran's nuclear programme as a "last resort".
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Thousands of Chinese villagers clash with police after a blockade protest over alleged illegal land grabs.
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Members of a teenage female burglary gang known as the Spider Girls are arrested by Chilean police.
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Maria Sharapova thrashes Russian compatriot Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-1 6-4 at the WTA Championships to claim a 19th straight win.
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US military leaders are set to recommend changes in strategy on Iraq, America's top military officer says.
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The White House vows to seek confirmation of US envoy to the UN, John Bolton, in the Democrat-held Senate.
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