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As US retailers prepare for Black Friday and the start of the Christmas season, festive cheer seems limited.
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Lebanese opposition leader Michel Aoun proposes an interim president as a way of breaking the deadlock.
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French ex-President Chirac says he will fight for his "honour" against charges he misused funds as Paris mayor.
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Five suspected Islamic militants are charged in Nigeria with a plot to attack government buildings.
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Workers find a bus buried under a landslide near China's Three Gorges dam, with 30 people feared dead.
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Australian rivals John Howard and Kevin Rudd set out final campaign pitches, with a general election hours away.
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China's state-owned railway builder raises 22.44bn yuan in a share sale on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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Passengers and crew members are being rescued from a sinking cruise liner off Argentina's coast.
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Venezuela's Hugo Chavez urges Colombian rebels to push on with a hostage swap deal as his mediation is ended.
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A bomb kills at least 13 people and wounds dozens at a popular pet market in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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Nigeria's senate approves a motion declaring the handover of the oil-rich Bakassi peninsula to Cameroon illegal.
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Pakistan says its suspension from the Commonwealth because of emergency rule is "unreasonable".
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Investigators look into reports that a young Brazilian woman was left in a cell with 20 men and repeatedly abused.
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The family of a former KGB officer murdered in London renew their appeal for justice one year on from his death.
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Five young men are to go on trial in eastern Turkey, accused of killing three Christians earlier this year.
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VVS Laxman and Mahendra Dhoni take India to 228-6 in reply to Pakistan's 231 in the Delhi Test
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South Korean MPs vote to allow an independent investigation into allegations of bribery at Samsung.
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The prosecution deliver closing arguments in the trial of a pig farmer accused of being Canada's worst serial killer.
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Feuding Lebanese MPs fail to convene to elect a president as the term of the incumbent, Emile Lahoud, expires.
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Three bombs kill 13 people in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, the state government says.
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Services on many French rail lines are getting back to normal after a nine-day strike over pension reforms.
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Ill-treatment of detainees by the police in Indonesia is widespread and goes unpunished, a UN envoy says.
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Sri Lanka's navy battles with boats belonging to the Tamil Tigers off the north west of the island.
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An reserve officer in the Israeli army, David Shamir, is charged with offering to spy for Iran, Russia and Hamas.
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The Senegal authorities allow street vendors to remain in the capital, Dakar, after two days of riots.
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The Tanzanian man who had a knee operation when he required brain surgery, dies in hospital.
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The Indian Supreme Court has barred the British company Vedanta Resources from mining bauxite in the forests of the eastern state of Orissa.
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Poland's new PM says he will honour a deal exempting the country from the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
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Saudi Arabia says its foreign minister will go to next week's key Middle East peace conference in the US.
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Clashes between protesters and police in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, mar the Commonwealth summit.
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The head of the DR Congo army says he has given up all hope of a peaceful solution to the conflict in the east.
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The Somali president names a new prime minister, three weeks after his predecessor left office.
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A court in the Danish capital, Copenhagen, sentences three men convicted of planning bomb attacks.
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The term of Lebanon's president ends with no successor and a bitter row over who is now in power.
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The World Health Organization believes contaminated salt may be behind an outbreak of bromide poisoning in Angola.
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