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Swiss adventurer Louis Palmer takes his solar-powered car to the UN climate change talks after a round-the-world trip.
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Unprecedented halt ends bitter week in parliament
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The health of the entire US economy is at stake, says the chairman of Senate committee hearing a plea from carmakers.
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The two countries pledged $20bn (£13.6bn) to help finance global trade, as part of efforts to boost the faltering world economy.
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Two British Christian missionaires, husband and wife, are charged with sedition in Gambia.
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Israeli forces evict Jewish settlers from a disputed building in the mainly Palestinian West Bank city of Hebron.
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Australia's driest state buys in water amid concerns that it will not have enough to meet its needs next year.
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Sri Lanka's military says it has entered a town in the north-east of the country used as a naval base by the Tamil Tiger rebels.
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Thirteen bodies are discovered on a dirt road in Mexico's Sinaloa state, home to a violent drug cartel.
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A man in Malaysia is stabbed to death for refusing to stop singing and hand over the microphone at a karaoke bar, police say.
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Bosses from America's big three car companies face a second day of grilling in Congress over their request for a $34bn bailout.
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Zimbabwe's President Mugabe should resign or be sent to The Hague, says Archbishop Tutu.
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Thailand's main airport officially restarts at full capacity, but thousands of people still face delays as the backlog is cleared.
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Officials say a suicide car bomb attack that has killed six in north-western Pakistan may have been sectarian.
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Israeli forces are on high alert following the eviction of Jewish settlers from a building in the West Bank city of Hebron.
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Visiting Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signs a landmark deal to build four nuclear power plants in India.
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Rising unemployment and the economic slowdown could cause social turmoil in China, a leading Communist Party scholar warns.
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At least 300 girls are hiding in Kenya to escape forced female circumcision.
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The last obstacle to Cambodia's Khmer Rouge trials is expected to be lifted with a decision on charges against a former jailer.
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Japanese car giant Honda is quitting Formula One, blaming the world economic crisis.
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Case throws spotlight on Turkish police brutality
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Outgoing US President George W Bush and wife Laura have bought a home in a wealthy part of Dallas to live in after the White House.
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Afghan authorities say eight inmates have been killed in clashes with prison guards at the Pul-e-Charkhi jail in Kabul.
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Thieves - some dressed as women - steal 80m euros ($102m) of jewellery from one of Paris's most exclusive shops.
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The Chilean navy rescues all 89 passengers from a cruise ship which ran aground off the Antarctic coast on Thursday.
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Five Iraqis are hurt by a landmine while trying to cross the UN buffer zone on the divided island of Cyprus.
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The head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Alexiy II, has died at the age of 79, Church officials say.
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The US military leader in Iraq announces changes to operating procedures, following a deal with the Iraqi government.
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Whale meat imported from Iceland and Norway goes on sale in Japan, sparking fears of trade growth.
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The ex-wife of ousted Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra has returned to Thailand, despite being convicted there of tax evasion.
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The DR Congo government says it will meet Tutsi rebels for the first time on Monday and agrees to tackle Rwandan militias.
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The latest US jobless rate loss has risen to a 15-year high, figures reveal. Are you worried about your job?
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Georgia's defence and foreign affairs ministers are dismissed as new PM seeks change after war with Russia.
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The governments of Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to form a joint strategy to tackle cross-border extremism.
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Three Canadian soldiers die in a bomb attack in Afghanistan, bringing to 100 the number of Canadians killed there.
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US unemployment rose by 533,000 in November, official figures show, the biggest one-month rise since 1974.
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The US Supreme Court agrees to rule on whether a man suspected of terrorism can be held in prison indefinitely by the government without being charged.
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The United States successfully test the missile defence system designed to intercept long-range ballistic missile attacks.
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Campaigning ends after massive rallies in Ghana, prior to Sunday's elections.
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