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The French post-modernist sociologist and philosopher, Jean Baudrillard, dies in Paris aged 77.
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Two African Union soldiers are killed in Sudan's Darfur region by a rebel faction - which signed last year's peace deal.
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Cambodian and international judges begin talks to prevent the possible collapse of the Khmer Rouge trials.
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US-led coalition troops detain five suspected militants in eastern Afghanistan, a coalition statement says.
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Australia's economy grew by 2.8% in the final three months of 2006, despite a severe drought.
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An Indonesian plane bursts into flames as it crashes on landing at Yogyakarta, killing 22 people.
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A strike called by a regional group in Nepal cripples life in the southern part of the country for the second day.
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East Timor's former interior minister is jailed for more than seven years for fuelling last year's unrest.
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Israeli forces arrest 18 people in a raid on the Palestinian military headquarters in Ramallah.
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Angola's opposition party Unita accuses the government of trying to assassinate its leader Isaias Samakuva.
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US prosecutors release e-mails on a Nasa love triangle that led to a charge of attempted kidnapping.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel urges Europe to lead the fight on global warming, ahead of an EU summit.
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More than 20 people die as a plane crash-lands in Indonesia, but 118 passengers escape with their lives.
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Nigeria's ruling party presidential contender is flown abroad for a medical check-up.
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British model Naomi Campbell will mop floors in New York as a punishment for throwing a phone at a maid.
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A 4.8 magnitude earthquake strikes western Iran, injuring 35 people and damaging buildings.
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Thirty-three detained Iranian women activists go on hunger strike in prison, their relatives say.
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Three people are killed and almost 200 arrested as tribal violence hits the Pacific Island of Vanuatu.
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A court in the Indian state of Goa sentences an Australian to 10 years in jail for his role in a child sex ring.
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The funeral is held of a journalist said to have been investigating alleged Russian plans to sell arms to Iran and Syria.
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Israeli medical officials investigate a superbug outbreak in hospitals that may have killed dozens of people.
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A Turkish court blocks access to the video-sharing website YouTube amid a row over clips insulting Ataturk.
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Attacks on Shia pilgrims in Iraq continue with at least nine people killed on their way to the holy city of Karbala.
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Nigeria's ruling party presidential candidate, Umaru Yar'Adua, says he is well enough to run in April's polls.
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Japan says talks with North Korea on normalising ties will continue despite a Pyongyang walkout on day one.
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Three men go on trial in Jordan, accused of plotting to assassinate President Bush during his visit last November.
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A couple jailed over the killing of former Indian PM Rajiv Gandhi win the right for their daughter to visit them in jail.
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Investigators arrive to examine the wreckage of a jet which crash-landed in Indonesia, killing 22 people.
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Chad will not allow the UN to send an advance mission to the country to prepare for deployment of peacekeepers.
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Sudan's government is paralysing aid operations in the conflict-torn Darfur region, US envoy says.
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Some 30 towns in the US state of Vermont urge Congress to impeach President Bush over his Iraq policy.
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An Italian newspaper rejects Taleban claims that one of its journalists, kidnapped in Afghanistan, is a spy.
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A suicide bomber kills at least 26 people in an attack on a cafe in a town north-east of Baghdad, police say.
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Former Argentine football star Diego Maradona is reported to be investigated for alleged financial irregularities.
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The son of Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia is held as part of Dhaka's anti-corruption drive.
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Northern Ireland voters go to the polls to elect 108 members to a new Stormont assembly.
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A former Russian diplomat at the United Nations is found guilty of money laundering by a court in New York.
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