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Widespread corruption and mismanagement are revealed in a secret presidential audit in Sierra Leone.
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A groups of mayors in Texas call for a system of dams on the river border with Mexico to deter illegal immigrants.
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Brazil's policy of bargaining with drug companies on Aids medicine has been a great success, a US study says.
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Gulf states are failing to curb serious abuses of Sri Lankans working as maids, Human Rights Watch says.
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Labor leader Kevin Rudd formally begins his attempt to unseat John Howard as Australia's prime minister.
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The remains of nine people brought to Bristol as curiosities in the 19th Century are to be repatriated to New Zealand.
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Denmark's centre-right ruling coalition wins snap elections, securing a third consecutive term in office.
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Prime ministers from North and South Korea begin talks in Seoul, the first such meeting for 15 years.
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Police forces from across Latin America and the Caribbean meet in Colombia to create a new regional police force.
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Chadian police fire tear gas to disperse students attacking cars belonging to foreigners in the capital.
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Egypt's top Muslim scholar defends himself against criticism for a series of controversial fatwas.
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Australian airline Qantas agrees to buy up to 188 planes, as it plans to widen its Asian schedules.
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Burma's rulers have not changed their attitude towards democratic reform, a senior US diplomat says.
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Sending Sudanese asylum seekers back to camps in Darfur is lawful, a UK appeal hearing decides.
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Cameroon and Nigeria are working together to find out who killed 21 Cameroonian soldiers in Bakassi.
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An Iranian engineer is kidnapped in the western Afghan province of Herat, the authorities say.
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Thousands of people in Rome attend the funeral of an Italian football fan shot dead by a policeman.
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The death toll from a powerful bomb at the Philippine parliament rises to four, including an MP, officials say.
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A US judge who failed in a $54m dry-clean lawsuit over missing trousers has not been reappointed, it is confirmed.
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A senior Russian general says missiles could be placed in Belarus to counter a planned US missile defence system.
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Georgia will lift a state of emergency imposed last week on 16 November, the parliament's speaker says.
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A former Iranian nuclear negotiator is charged with giving classified information to the British embassy.
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Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan is arrested after appearing for the first time since emergency rule.
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A Somali insurgent leader orders fighters to attack African Union troops based in the capital, Mogadishu.
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The European parliament's far-right bloc collapses as Romanian MEPs quit over an Italian's "xenophobic" remarks.
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Ghanaian President John Kufuor emerges from a car crash holding his head, but aides say he appears fine.
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Tough measures are urgently needed to clean up the air in the Indian capital, Delhi, campaigners say.
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Israeli MPs give initial approval to a draft law making it harder to change Jerusalem's status in a peace deal.
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Seven Polish soldiers are charged in connection with the deaths of six civilians in an attack in Afghanistan this year.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez accuses Spain's king of "arrogance" for telling him to shut up at a summit.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency will tell a Madrid summit that the fight against drugs cheats must now be waged by police forces as much as scientists.
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Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg submit a joint bid to host the 2018 World Cup.
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France is hit by transport upheavals as workers strike against President Nicolas Sarkozy's pension reforms.
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Pakistani police charge Imran Khan under anti-terrorism laws after his first appearance under the emergency.
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A survey of the world's power stations finds India to be the fifth highest polluter per capita, with Australia at top.
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A bomb kills three people near Baghdad's heavily guarded administrative area, US military officials say.
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US Republicans demand the retraction of a Democrats' report on the hidden costs of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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