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Danish newspapers reprint a cartoon satirising the Prophet Muhammad which caused outrage in the Muslim world.
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Two previously unknown meat-eating dinosaurs have been identified from Sahara desert fossils in Niger.
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The US president orders new sanctions against senior Syrian officials and their associates.
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British MPs express concern about critical comments made by the Afghan president about the UK.
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A US embassy official at the centre of spying allegations in Bolivia will not return to the country, say Bolivian officials.
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A plane with 21 people on board crashes as it takes off from Yerevan, leaving four in hospital.
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Malaysia calls a general election for 8 March, more than a year ahead of schedule.
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Initial post-mortem results on Georgian opposition leader and tycoon Badri Patarkatsishvili are due.
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A US judge rejects a case alleging that a branch of Boeing illegally helped the CIA fly terror suspects overseas.
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Australian-led troops are hunting for rebels thought to have carried out attacks on East Timor's top leaders.
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Pakistan says there is still no news on its ambassador to Afghanistan who is believed to have been kidnapped.
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Strong export demand helped Japan to grow at a rate of 3.7% in the last quarter of 2007, figures show.
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China says it regrets Steven Spielberg's decision to resign as an Olympics adviser over the Darfur conflict.
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Gunmen storm a house in Saddam Hussein's native village in Iraq and shoot dead nine members of his clan.
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Initial post-mortem results on Georgian tycoon Badri Patarkatsishvili suggest he died of natural causes.
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France's ratification of the Lisbon Treaty is made official with its publication in the country's official journal.
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Iran postpones talks with the US and Iraq on ending violence without giving any explanation.
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Uganda's Anglican Church says it will not attend the Lambeth Conference because of the row over homosexuals.
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A US-based rights group urges Bangladesh's caretaker government to end torture "endemic" to the country.
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A strong earthquake causes buildings to shake in southern Greece and as far as the capital, Athens.
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Vladimir Putin repeats his threat to target neighbouring states over the proposed US missile defence shield.
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House-to-house searches to seek rebels in Chad's capital will continue, the government says.
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Brazilian police seize a big load of illegally logged lumber as officials start new moves to tackle Amazon deforestation.
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The UN says Somalia is the world's forgotten crisis, with 15,000 children in need of urgent aid.
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A rights group urges Saudi Arabia to halt the execution of a woman convicted of witchcraft.
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The secretary general of Burma's largest rebel group, the Karen National Union, is killed at his Thailand home.
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A strong earthquake causes buildings to shake in southern Greece and in the capital, Athens.
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Tensions are high in Beirut as rival camps mark ex-PM Rafik Hariri's death and a Hezbollah leader's funeral.
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is to propose a complete ban on sledging at a meeting with the game's rule-makers.
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Natalia Antelava reports that Tajikistan's severe winter is bringing extreme suffering to its people.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is due in Baghdad next month for the first visit by an Iranian president to its neighbour.
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The BBC's Kieran Cooke discovers that an Armenian diaspora is creating a property boom in the capital Yerevan.
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Israel steps up security on the Lebanese border and in embassies after the killing of Hezbollah commander Imad Mughniyeh.
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Leader Hassan Nasrallah says Hezbollah is ready for "open war" with Israel at a Beirut funeral for a senior militant.
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The US Senate votes to back a bill barring the CIA from using water-boarding and other harsh interrogation methods.
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The Kenyan government orders an investigation into claims that radio stations broadcast hate speeches.
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The widower of slain former Pakistani PM Benazir Bhutto says his party will protest if Monday's elections are rigged.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is to visit Kenya amid efforts to end post-election violence.
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An Indian politician is sentenced to life in jail for ordering the murder of a rival leader in Bihar state in 1998.
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One of the rebels involved in the attacks on East Timor's two top leaders denies trying to assassinate them.
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The government thought British lives would have been at risk if an arms deal probe had not been stopped.
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Kenya's government and opposition agree to write a new constitution within a year to solve the current crisis.
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Ex-Dutch MP Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a target of death threats from radical Islamists, appeals to the EU for protection.
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US President George W Bush defends his decision not to intervene in Darfur's "genocide", in a BBC interview.
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The US military is planning to shoot down a broken spy satellite due to crash land on Earth.
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Chad's president declares a nationwide state of emergency to restore order after a recent coup attempt.
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US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke warns that the outlook for the US economy is deteriorating.
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