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Canada's PM sets out on a trip to the Arctic, one week after Russia intensified claims to the region.
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Tensions rise in the Solomon Islands ahead of a no-confidence vote in Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare.
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Slave-owners in Mauritania now face up to 10 years in jail, following the introduction of new legislation.
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Police in the Indian state of Assam say eight people have died in attacks by separatists on migrant workers.
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A summit with North Korea will aid international efforts to end the country's nuclear programme, Seoul says.
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A civil case opens seeking to recover funds that allegedly vanished under ex-Indonesian President Suharto.
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President Mbeki is criticised for sacking his deputy health minister, after she went to a Spanish Aids meeting.
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An Australian judge hearing an appeal by Dr Mohamed Haneef to regain his visa postpones his decision by two weeks.
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Rescue efforts resume at a mine in the US state of Utah where six men have been trapped since Monday.
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US officials find a possible design issue in the collapsed Minneapolis bridge as divers continue to search for bodies.
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Gunmen seize the 11-year-old son of a state legislator from his home in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta.
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Johnson & Johnson sues the American Red Cross, alleging it misused the red cross symbol for commercial purposes.
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A plague of field voles in central Spain leads the authorities to resort to controlled burning of fields.
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Gunmen in Yemen attack a government building and police checkpoints in the town of Mareb, reports say.
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German train drivers stage walkouts in two cities in an escalation of their pay dispute with Deutsche Bahn.
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Italian opera star Luciano Pavarotti is admitted to hospital in his hometown of Modena.
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At least 43 people have been killed in storm-hit central Vietnam as bad weather continues to hit the region.
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Heavy rains extend the recent flood misery, with dozens of villages affected in India's western Gujarat state.
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Nigeria introduces a chip-based e-passport to check growing cases of forgery and identity theft.
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Sweden reveals the existence of a list of 50 Swedish Stasi spies who were uncovered after the Cold War.
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Iran's vice-president tells visiting Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki a US troop withdrawal will improve Iraq's security.
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Muslim protesters attack controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen at a book launch in India.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai tells tribal leaders at a peace summit that unity with Pakistan will defeat militants.
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Thousands of pilgrims converge in Baghdad on one of Shia Islam's holiest shrines, amid a big security operation.
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Police in Iran say they have arrested 20 young people at a party in the city of Karaj, north-west of Tehran.
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Pakistan's President Musharraf decides against emergency rule, as a spokesman says elections are his priority.
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The contestant who died in a Nigerian reality TV programme drowned taking part in one of its challenges, police say.
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South Carolina brings forwards its Republican presidential primary to 19 January, with knock-on effects.
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Kenyan churches urge the president not to sign a media bill that requires journalists to disclose their sources.
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A moderate conservative from Turkey's ruling Islamist-rooted AK Party, Koksal Toptan, is elected parliament Speaker.
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The government and main opposition party in Poland say an early autumn election is now "unavoidable".
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President Bush urges Pakistan to hold free and fair polls, as the country steps back from emergency rule.
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Lewis Hamilton denies reports that he is not speaking to McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso.
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The US unveils a new strategy to fight Afghanistan's drugs trade, which supplies 90% of the world's opium.
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Muammar Gaddafi's son says Libya tortured six Bulgarian medics accused of infecting children with HIV.
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At least 20 Philippine soldiers are killed by rebels in an ambush and subsequent battle on the island of Jolo.
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India compile 316-4 on the first day of the final Test against England at The Oval.
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England's Graeme Storm leads the USPGA by two shots at Southern Hills Country Club.
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Russia says its bombers flew to Guam for the first time since the Cold War, triggering a scramble by US fighters.
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Murder charges are dropped against a US marine accused of killing three Iraqis in Haditha in 2005.
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Parts of a giant statue of the Roman Emperor Hadrian are unearthed at a dig in Turkey.
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An airliner that crashed in Brazil in July showed no signs of mechanical or computer error, an Airbus boss says.
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A priest in Mexico who killed his own son to keep him secret from Church officials is jailed for 55 years.
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The UN says Gaza will soon become totally dependent on aid because of Israeli border crossing restrictions.
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