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More than 150 passengers and crew are rescued from a tourist ship which hit ice near Antarctica and is listing badly.
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Washington welcomes Saudi Arabia's decision to attend next week's Middle East peace conference in the US.
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Clashes ensue as Bolivia's constituent assembly convenes for the first time in months at a military school.
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Three men suspected of involvement in the disappearance of a US teen on a Caribbean island are to be quizzed again.
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A Russian finance minister has been charged with fraud and attempted embezzlement, his lawyer says.
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Lebanon is in limbo as the president leaves office and rival factions argue over who now takes control.
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Bangladeshi feminist writer Taslima Nasreen is moved from Jaipur to a location in Delhi for her own safety.
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Two suicide blasts in the northern Pakistani city of Rawalpindi kill at least 30 people, officials say.
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Pakistan move 167 runs ahead at 212-5 after three days of the first Test with India in Delhi.
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The French president's ongoing dispute with striking transport unions is far from won, writes Emma Jane Kirby.
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Elizabeth Blunt travels to the south west of Ethiopia to attend a meeting of the tribespeople of the South Omo Valley.
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Brian Barron returns to the Yemen Republic four decades after reporting on the civil war there and finds a country with a future looking very uncertain.
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Australian PM John Howard concedes election victory to Labor's Kevin Rudd, and looks set to lose his own seat.
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The US in Iraq blames Iranian-backed Shia militants for a deadly bomb attack on a pet market in Baghdad.
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Eight people, including children and an Italian soldier, are killed in a suicide blast near the Afghan capital.
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Military aircraft are preparing to fly passengers and crew from a cruise ship that sank in the Antarctic Ocean to Chile.
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An explosion at a petrol station in the Chinese city of Shanghai kills four people and leaves dozens injured.
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US and Iraqi forces target militants in a major security operation in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk.
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A Darfur rebel group says that China's peacekeepers should leave the region as 135 Chinese engineers arrive.
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Commonwealth leaders release a non-binding plan on climate change at a Uganda summit.
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Ex-chess champion and Russian opposition figure Garry Kasparov is jailed for five days after a protest march.
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