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A man who tried to fund an Argentine campaign was offered a bribe to hide the sources, a US court hears.
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Angolan police shoot dead two actors after mistaking them for armed robbers, a film director says.
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A deadly storm moves to Canada's Atlantic provinces after battering eastern Canada and north-east US.
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The cricket stadium at Galle in Sri Lanka destroyed by the 2004 tsunami is hosting its first match after being rebuilt.
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The US House of Representatives awards Burma's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi its highest medal.
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A court in India orders a fresh investigation into the alleged role of a former minister in anti-Sikh riots of 1984.
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An ageing population could damage the supply of cheap labour in China, the authorities warn.
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A mother and her three children are among 12 dead as mortars are fired in the Somali capital, witnesses say.
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At least 15 Afghan security guards are killed in an ambush by the Taleban in western Afghanistan, police say.
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Police in Germany and Italy arrest four people over a mafia shooting in the German city of Duisburg in August.
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The trial of 13 people accused of carrying out train bombings in India's western city of Mumbai begins.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice makes an unannounced visit to the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk.
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Ukrainian MPs narrowly vote to make Orange Revolution leader Yulia Tymoshenko PM for a second time.
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The favourite in South Korea's presidential election denies any wrongdoing, despite a new inquiry into fraud claims.
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Steve Harmison takes three wickets as Sri Lanka reach 147-4 on an emotional first day of the final Test against England in Galle.
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Zimbabwe's parliament is to begin debating proposals to relax the country's security and media laws.
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US rapper 50 Cent plays his first gig in Kosovo at an open-air stadium to a crowd of 25,000 people.
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Japan uses a ship-based defence system to shoot down a ballistic missile, the first such test by a US ally.
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Some 300 Turkish troops enter northern Iraq, local officials say, stepping up pressure on Kurdish rebels.
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Israeli attacks on Gaza and the West Bank kill 13 Palestinian militants from Islamic Jihad and Hamas.
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A Kyrgyz court revokes a ruling which, if applied, would have given one party every seat in parliament.
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Unidentified flying objects are "definitely" real, according to Japan's chief government spokesman.
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A Lebanese student is on trial in Germany accused of taking part in a failed attempt to bomb two trains last year.
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DR Congo's government invites rebel General Nkunda to a peace conference on the war in the east.
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Ailing Cuban President Fidel Castro suggests for the first time that he may step down from power.
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Burma's opposition says there has been no progress on dialogue with the government in the past month.
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A suicide bomber kills 11 people and injures many more in a village in the Iraqi province of Diyala, police say.
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The US Federal Reserve agrees measures to help mortgage applicants and improve lending standards.
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Most Israeli troops suspected of crimes against Palestinian civilians are never indicted, a rights group says.
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Kenyan ministers and top civil servants are accused of using state resources to campaign for President Kibaki.
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Iraq's Kurdish leader refuses to meet the US secretary of state citing Washington's stance on raids by Turkey.
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US President George Bush will make a historic visit to Israel and the West Bank in January, the White House says.
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A Danish report into the deaths of two of its soldiers rules they were killed by British "friendly fire".
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Switzerland stops the auction on eBay of a 4,000-year-old clay tablet, thought to have been smuggled from Iraq.
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The US Congress passes a "historic" energy bill to improve fuel economy and reduce demand for oil.
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