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Millions of US voters take part in mid-term elections for Congress, seen as a key test for the Bush administration.
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MPs in Kyrgyzstan say they have reached a deal on a new draft constitution that will curb the president's powers.
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MEPs go to Poland to investigate claims that terror suspects were transported and detained there secretly.
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Nicaragua's ex-Marxist leader, Daniel Ortega, returns to power winning the presidential race with 38% of the vote.
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Projected results show the Democrats taking at least three key Senate seats in the US mid-term elections.
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Mexico's lower house of parliament votes to block President Vicente Fox's forthcoming visit to Australia and Vietnam.
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Malaysian police arrest a top political analyst and three policemen over the murder of a Mongolian model.
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Authorities in the Indian capital, Delhi, resume a drive to shut illegal businesses amid fears of violence.
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Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar lodges an appeal against his two-year ban for failing a drugs test.
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A Muslim man goes on trial in Jakarta over the beheadings of three Christian schoolgirls in the restive town of Poso.
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The three rivals hoping to be France's Socialist presidential candidate tackle foreign policy in a final TV debate.
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One of the Tanzanian president's key political allies resigns after being charged with murdering a bus driver.
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A lawyer for ousted Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra says the family will contest a tax bill on a controversial $1.9bn deal.
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The new European Aviation Safety Agency is an "accident waiting to happen", MPs say.
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England are unlikely to be able to play a one-off match against Pakistan next summer by way of compensation for the forfeited Oval Test.
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China says it has reached an agreement with Egypt to co-operate on the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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Taiwan's ruling party stands by embattled President Chen Shui-bian and says it will oppose attempts to oust him.
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Islamic militia in Somalia storm and recapture a ship hijacked by pirates off the Somali coast, maritime officials say.
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Nepalese politicians and India hail a historic peace deal aimed at ending a 10-year Maoist insurgency.
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The funeral of apartheid-era leader PW Botha takes place with South African President Thabo Mbeki in attendance.
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At least 30 die in violent attacks across Iraq, after the curfew following the Saddam Hussein verdict is lifted.
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University of Miami football star Bryan Pata has been shot and killed at his apartment complex on Tuesday night.
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Two Colombian men switched by mistake at birth describe their feelings after a DNA test confirms the error.
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Italian police arrest 30 people in Naples as part of a crackdown on the Mafia following a surge in violence.
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The European Commission gives Turkey until mid-December to open its ports to Cypriot ships.
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A convicted German sex offender eludes his guards to scramble onto the roof of a prison as his rape trial begins.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai's offer to hold talks with insurgent leaders receives a mixed response.
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Eighteen Palestinians, including women and children, are killed in a barrage of Israeli tank fire in Gaza.
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US Democrats win the House of Representatives in mid-term polls, but the Senate race is neck-and-neck.
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At least 45 civilians are killed in heavy shelling by the military in eastern Sri Lanka, Tamil rebels say.
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The US mid-term polls produce high-profile winners and losers for both Democrats and Republicans.
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At least 42 Pakistani soldiers die in the heaviest attack by militants against the army in the Afghan border region.
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All eyes are on the state of Virginia which will decide the balance of power in the US Senate.
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An ally of DR Congo's presidential hopeful Jean-Pierre Bemba says there is evidence of election cheating.
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Kyrgyzstan's parliament adopts a new constitution which will drastically cut presidential power.
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US shares close at record highs despite concerns about the impact of a Democratic mid-term election win.
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Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo is given a life sentence, adding to an existing one, for six killings in a 2002.
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World number two Maria Sharapova beats Kim Clijsters at the WTA Championships in Madrid.
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