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Black market tickets for next year's Olympic Games in China are already being sold illegally on the internet.
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A Swazi chief kept in a mortuary for five years pending the resolution of legal battle is finally buried.
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Social Democrat Rajko Kuzmanovic takes an early lead in the election for a new Bosnian Serb president.
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Australia accepts Burmese refugees from Nauru, signalling a shift in the controversial 'Pacific Solution' policy.
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India's election authorities demand Congress party chief Sonia Gandhi explain remarks made in Gujarat campaigning.
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Communist allies of India's government urge it to end negotiations over a nuclear deal with the United States.
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Families in Phnom Penh demonstrate against illegal land seizures, as a UN rights envoy continues his visit.
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South American leaders sign agreements setting up a new regional bank, the Banco del Sur.
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Plans for a large increase in the numbers of wind turbines around the UK coast are to be set out by ministers.
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Cameroon officials go to Equatorial Guinea to rescue thousands of its citizens trapped in diplomatic missions.
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A suicide bomber blows himself up near a military truck taking children to school in north-west Pakistan.
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An Israeli civil rights group says racism against Arab citizens of Israel has risen sharply in the past year.
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Somali pirates demand a $1m ransom or say they will kill the 23-man crew of a Japanese tanker held since October.
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Pakistan renew their hopes of saving the third Test against India after a dogged effort with the bat on day three.
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Relatives of Canadian serial killer Robert Pickton's victims criticise his conviction on a lesser murder charge.
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Justice Minister Martha Karua warns the UK not to treat Kenya as a colony, after a debate on corruption.
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Sri Lanka close day two of the second Test in Colombo at 105-2, 246 runs behind England.
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Romania's Justice Minister Tudor Chiuariu - under investigation for alleged corruption - says he will quit.
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Vladimir Putin backs First Deputy PM Dmitry Medvedev to replace him as Russia's president.
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Immigration is a key topic as Republican hopefuls for the US presidency debate on Spanish language TV.
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Chad says six French aid workers will be tried in a criminal court over an attempt to fly children to Europe.
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Afghan army troops capture Musa Qala after four days of fighting to oust the Taleban rebels controlling the town.
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Japan complains after China re-writes a communique jointly drawn up by the two countries.
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New York's Philharmonic Orchestra is to make a historic visit to North Korea in February.
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A decision not to jail nine men who admitted raping a 10-year-old Aboriginal girl is widely criticised in Australia.
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Mortars hit a prison in Baghdad, killing seven, and the capital's only refinery is set ablaze by rocket fire.
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The European Commission says UK should have £115m to help pay for the damage from the summer floods.
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Swiss bank UBS reports a further $10bn write-down caused by bad debts in the US housing market.
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The EU joins the US in criticising Israeli plans to build 300 new settlement units in occupied East Jerusalem.
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One of Pakistan's most senior judges criticises the international response to the state of emergency.
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What could be the oldest known remains of a polar bear have been uncovered on the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic.
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The former White House aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby drops an appeal against his conviction in a CIA leak case.
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Jose Mourinho rules himself out of the running to become the next England manager.
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American football star Michael Vick is jailed for 23 months for his part in a US dog-fighting ring from 2001 to 2007.
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ANC powerbroker Tokyo Sexwale joins Jacob Zuma's campaign to lead South Africa's ruling party.
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Sierra Leone launches a scheme to save a rainforest, which campaigners say will help fight climate change.
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Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is sworn in as the first woman to be elected president of Argentina.
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Peru's former President Alberto Fujimori furiously denies murder and kidnapping as his trial opens near Lima.
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France agrees a number of lucrative accords with Libya as Col Gaddafi makes his first visit to France since 1973.
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At least 40 suspected illegal immigrants drown in the Aegean Sea off the western coast of Turkey.
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The UN's outgoing war crimes prosecutor accuses Serbia of allowing two wanted war criminals to go free.
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Lebanese MPs again put off a vote on a president - they are now scheduled to hold the vote on 17 December.
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