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Rival deputies in Mexico's Congress come to blows, days ahead of President-elect Calderon's inauguration.
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Fiji's PM and military leader appear to have made no progress in crisis talks aimed at averting a coup.
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A message apparently from Cuban leader Fidel Castro says he is too ill to attend his 80th birthday celebrations.
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Japan's industrial output hits a record level, as the world's second-largest economy continues to recover.
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Bolivia's Senate passes a controversial land reform bill pushed by President Morales after a week of deadlock.
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US rap star Snoop Dogg is arrested on weapons and drugs charges after a TV appearance in Los Angeles.
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Ex-President Moi's one-time strongman Nicholas Biwott is registered as leader of Kenya's former ruling party.
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Some US media outlets decide to refer to the fighting in Iraq as a civil war in defiance of the White House.
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A Japanese government panel tells schools to tackle bullying, after several suicides are linked to the problem.
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Nato leaders continue to limit deployment in Afghanistan, despite US calls to accept difficult assignments.
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Saudi Arabia warns it will sue global tobacco firms unless they pay the costs of treating smoking-related illnesses.
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Aid destined for thousands of people cut off by fighting in eastern Sri Lanka finally begins to arrive.
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At least one person has died and another is missing after an Australian Black Hawk crashed into the sea near Fiji.
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A Hong Kong woman is found guilty of ordering an attempt to chop off the hand of her seven-year-old stepson.
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Pakistan lead by 174 after day three of the third Test against West Indies.
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The family of disgraced Pakistani scientist AQ Khan says he is unwell and needs medical attention.
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A Malawi judge allows human rights groups to challenge pop star Madonna's adoption of a baby boy.
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China executes a prominent Christian sect leader after he was convicted of murdering rivals, reports say.
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Nato leaders welcome the relaxation of curbs on deployment of some members' troops in Afghanistan.
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Hezbollah denies allegations by US intelligence officials that it trained members of Iraqi militias forces.
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Legal moves against Vice-President Atiku Abubakar in Nigeria are quashed freeing him to run in polls next year.
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US forces in Iraq kill two women in an air attack on a house in Baquba, a day after five girls died by tank fire.
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Schoolgirl Misbah Rana, also known as Molly, must return to her mother in Scotland, a judge in Pakistan rules.
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Eritrea and Ethiopia are given a year to physically mark out their shared border or face having it set for them.
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The European Commission advises that Turkey's EU membership talks be partly suspended over Cyprus.
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Uganda's northern rebels boycott peace talks in Sudan after it accuses the army of killing three fighters.
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A leaked memo written by a top US official questions the ability of the Iraqi PM to control violence.
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Manuel Rosales, governor of the Venezuelan state of Zulia, is runing against President Hugo Chavez in the 3 December elections.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad writes to US citizens asking them to reject President Bush's policies.
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Pope Benedict XVI meets the spiritual leader of the world's Orthodox Christians during a landmark visit to Turkey.
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US President George W Bush's meeting with the Iraqi PM is delayed, but the White House denies there is a rift.
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Fiji's military conducts night-time exercises in the capital, Suva, as fears grow of an imminent coup.
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As the largest US business delegation travels to India for a summit, firms face hurdles as well as huge opportunities.
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A US lawyer wrongly held over the Madrid bombings settles part of his lawsuit against the US government for $2m.
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France's Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy announces his intention to run for the presidency next year.
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The dollar recovers from 20-month lows against the euro after a surprisingly large upward revision to US growth.
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Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu will lead a UN inquiry to a Gaza town where 19 Palestinians died in Israeli shelling.
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An Iranian ayatollah issues a fatwa against an Azeri writer, accusing him of insulting the Prophet Muhammad.
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