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Saudi ArabiaSaudi officials defend a sentence of 200 lashes for a rape victim, in spite of international protests.
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SudanAid agencies fear an outbreak of bloodshed as Sudanese police threaten to disarm a Darfur refugee camp.
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United StatesThe US state of New Hampshire names 8 January 2008 for its presidential primary, the earliest ever.
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VenezuelaTens of thousands of Venezuelan students join rival rallies over President Chavez's constitutional reforms.
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UgandaThe Queen will tour a specialist Aids clinic and children's hospital on her official state visit to Uganda.
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Saudi Arabia, United StatesDemocrat presidential candidates in the US criticise a Saudi ruling increasing the punishment of a rape victim.
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United States, 
Hong KongA US Navy flotilla is allowed to enter Hong Kong for Thanksgiving, in an apparent U-turn by China.
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SomaliaThe Somali president names a new prime minister, three weeks after his predecessor left office.
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RussiaAn opposition candidate in Russia's elections is seriously hurt in a gun attack in the Dagestan region.
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BangladeshAid agencies say they are now reaching all the victims of last week's cyclone which struck southern Bangladesh.
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Venezuela, 
ColombiaColombia ends the involvement of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in negotiations with Farc rebels.
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Pakistan, 
IndiaIndia are held up by a rearguard action from Pakistan's Misbah-ul-Haq after taking control on day one of the first Test in Delhi.
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ChinaChina has made "considerable progress" in improving safety of the toys it exports, a European report finds.
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United StatesA backlog of applications for US citizenship could leave thousands of US immigrants unable to vote next year.
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IndiaLife returns to normal in the eastern Indian city of Calcutta a day after riots over a controversial writer.
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ArubaAustralia's leader condemns fake leaflets claiming rival Labor backed Bali bombers, two days before the election.
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IndonesiaStaff at Indonesia's oldest museum are accused of selling valuable statues and replacing them with fakes.
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FranceRenowned French choreographer Maurice Bejart has died, a spokeswoman for his company says.
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IraqDozens are killed in attacks on two villages in central Iraq blamed on al-Qaeda-linked militants.
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United KingdomEngland coach Steve McClaren and his assistant Terry Venables lose their jobs after the failure to qualify for Euro 2008.
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AfghanistanThe Secretary General of Nato, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, says their forces are doing all they can to avoid Afghan civilian casualties.
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IranIran's history of hiding nuclear activities means it is unclear if its intentions are peaceful, the UN watchdog chief says.
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United StatesGlobal shares continue their volatile trading after US stocks plunge amid fears about the economy.
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AngolaA mystery disease that has hit nearly 400 Angolans is associated with high levels of bromide, UN experts say.
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RussiaYukos, once Russia's biggest oil company, ceases to exit following its final liquidation.
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KenyaTop Kenyan politicians and businessmen reportedly pay $15,000 each for lunch with President Kibaki.
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ArgentinaArgentina's new defence minister sacks the military intelligence chief after he is caught plotting to oust her.
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IndiaFeminist writer Taslima Nasreen is flown out of the Indian city of Calcutta after violent protests by Muslims.
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PakistanPakistan's Supreme Court dismisses the final legal challenge to President Musharraf's re-election.
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JordanJordan's King Abdullah names a new prime minister following parliamentary elections, officials say.
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Uganda, 
South Africa, 
ZimbabweSouth African President Mbeki "very confident" of a solution after talks with Zimbabwe's president and opposition
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DenmarkThe Danish government says it would like to hold a fresh referendum on whether to adopt the euro.
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Venezuela, ColombiaFrance urges Colombia to re-engage Venezuela's Hugo Chavez in negotiations with Farc rebels.
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FranceThe president of the European Central Bank urges France to cut its public spending - the heaviest in the EU.
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RussiaAn explosion aboard a bus in Russia's North Caucasus region kills at least five people and hurts 12, officials say.
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FranceFrench travellers endure a ninth day of chaos, but an end to a crippling transport strike appears to be in sight.
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