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JapanThe disabled Japanese whaling ship stricken in Antarctic waters sails again under its own steam.
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Burkina FasoThe biennial Fespaco film festival opens in Burkina Faso, showcasing the best in African cinema.
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IndonesiaAt least one person is reported dead as a burnt-out Indonesian ferry sinks with safety investigators aboard.
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East TimorEast Timor's Prime Minister Jose Ramos-Horta formally announces he will run for the presidency in April's polls.
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PakistanDarrell Hair withdraws legal proceedings against the Pakistan Cricket Board.
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GuineaTrade unions in Guinea say they will end their general strike after President Conte agreed to replace the prime minister.
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United StatesVirginia's General Assembly expresses "profound regret" for the US state's role in slavery.
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IranIranian media say the country has fired a rocket capable of reaching space, raising tension ahead of UN talks on possible sanctions.
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BangladeshSeveral senior politicians are arrested in Bangladesh as part of the government's anti-corruption drive.
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IranIran insists it will continue its controversial nuclear programme, ahead of UN talks on possible new sanctions.
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North Korea, 
FinlandFinland investigates a North Korean complaint that two of its diplomats were thrown off a train.
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FranceFrance's Jean-Marie Le Pen unveils his presidential platform of halting immigration and integration with the EU.
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LibyaSix foreign medics sentenced to death for spreading HIV in Libya, deny making false torture claims.
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Iraq, IranAn Iraqi Shiite militia leader says the US-backed surge in Baghdad is doomed to fail, as 42 die in a college bombing.
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Israel, 
West BankIsraeli forces raid the West Bank town of the Nablus in search of Palestinian militants, military officials say.
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United StatesSecond seed Tommy Haas beats top-seeded American Andy Roddick 6-3 6-2 to retain his Memphis International title.
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Iraq, 
JordanIraqi President Jalal Talabani is in a Jordanian hospital after falling ill due to pressure of work, his office says.
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RussiaHamas leader Khaled Meshaal is to hold talks with Russia's foreign minister on a second visit to Moscow in a year.
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