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Angola has demolished thousands of homes to make way for new projects, an Amnesty report says.
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Roger Federer and Andy Roddick win despite patchy performances on day one of the Australian Open.
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President Bush defends his decision to send more troops to Iraq, saying Congress cannot block his plans.
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Police eject around 150 spectators after a brawl between Serbian and Croatian fans at the Australian Open.
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Machinery orders in Japan rose faster than expected in November, indicating rising strength in the economy.
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A Chinese couple is suspected of murdering a man and posting his body parts around the country.
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Relief centres in southern Malaysia try to cope with more than 100,000 people evacuated after heavy floods.
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New legislation comes into force limiting job opportunities for foreigners in Russia's retail industry.
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Fourth seed Ivan Ljubicic crashes out of the Australian Open to Mardy Fish on the opening day of the tournament in Melbourne.
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A Somali policeman is killed and a convoy of government and Ethiopian troops attacked in the capital, Mogadishu.
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Storms lash southern Sweden, killing at least three people, disrupting transport and cutting off electricity.
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Four staff at a nuclear plant in western Japan are splashed by radioactive water but not injured, the firm says.
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Millions of Hindus bathe at the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers during India's Ardh Kumbh festival.
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EX-ANC chief whip Tony Yengeni walks free from prison in South Africa after serving just five months for fraud.
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Thailand confirms its first outbreak of the deadly bird flu virus for six months, in the north of the country.
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An Italian judge drops some of the fraud charges against former PM Silvio Berlusconi and UK lawyer David Mills.
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A Moroccan court gives suspended sentences to two journalists for defaming Islam in their magazine.
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Saddam Hussein's half-brother and the former chief of Iraq's Revolutionary court are executed in Baghdad.
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Father Augustin Diamacoune Senghor, leader of Senegal's separatist rebels dies in a Paris hospital, aged 78.
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At least two people are killed in an explosion in a camp for Afghan refugees in north-western Pakistan, police say.
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Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis hit fifties to guide South Africa to a seven-wicket win over Pakistan in the first Test.
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The main broadcasters in Somalia's capital are shut down, as the president set up a new team to end "chaos".
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A Russian court sanctions the arrest of an ex-banker over his suspected role in the murder of Andrei Kozlov.
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Ecuador prepares to swear in a new president, Rafael Correa, who has promised a "citizens' revolution".
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Reports from Kuwait say a member of the ruling family has been sentenced to death for drug trafficking.
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Security forces in Guinea fire live rounds and tear gas to disperse protesters, calling for President Conte to step down.
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There are no guarantees of success of the new US-Iraqi security drive in Baghdad, a top US general says.
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South Africa's Herschelle Gibbs is banned for two Tests for making racist comments during the first Test against Pakistan.
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The US secretary of state, Israel's PM and the Palestinian leader agree to hold a three-way summit soon.
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Two Palestinian militants are killed by Israeli gunfire near the barrier dividing the Gaza Strip from Israel.
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Burundi's ex-leader Domitien Ndayizeye and four others are acquitted of plotting to assassinate the president.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, calls for greater Muslim unity amid continuing fears over Iraq.
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Six men planned to carry out "murderous suicide bombings" in London on 21 July 2005, a court hears.
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The Spanish PM says he made a "clear mistake" by pinning his hopes on peace talks with the Eta Basque separatists.
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Police in north-west Pakistan say they have foiled the attempted kidnapping of six nuclear officials.
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Air India and Indian Airlines, India's two main state-owned airlines, are to merge to help compete with private rivals.
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Iran says it is pressing ahead with its nuclear programme despite recent sanctions by the UN Security Council.
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US winter storms have now killed about 35 people and left hundreds of thousands without power.
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Egypt tells visiting US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice it supports the new US strategy on Iraq.
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A hydrofoil and a cargo ship collide near Messina, Sicily, killing two people and injuring dozens.
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Far-right parties form a new bloc as the expanded European Parliament admits Romanian and Bulgarian MEPs.
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UK TV watchdog looks into complaints of alleged racism against Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty.
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Former Maoist rebels take their seats in an interim parliament in Nepal under a deal ending 10 years of war.
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Iraqi officials show a video of the hanging of two of Saddam Hussein's aides, during which one was decapitated.
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Two people are confirmed dead and hope fades for five others feared buried in a metro station collapse in Brazil.
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