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Rebels and government forces both claim to be in control of Chad's capital, after a day of fierce fighting.
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A Paraguayan supermarket chain owner is jailed over a 2004 shop fire in which over 300 people died.
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Four US presidential hopefuls join a youth election forum as Mitt Romney wins Maine Republican caucuses.
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At least four people are injured in a suspected grenade explosion at a zoo in Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo.
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Colombia's Farc rebel group says it will release three hostages kidnapped over six years ago, for health reasons.
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Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak says he will not quit PM Ehud Olmert's coalition over the 2006 Lebanon war.
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Five women are shot dead in a shopping centre in a suburb of the US city of Chicago, police say.
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With US politicians to debate Microsoft's offer for Yahoo, analysts expect any deal to get regulatory backing.
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Chinese PM Wen Jiabao urges his country to "have faith" recent bad weather can be overcome, media reports.
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Egyptian troops seal the border with the Gaza Strip, ending 12 days of freedom of movement for Palestinians.
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Police in the US city of Chicago are searching for a man who shot dead five women in a shopping centre.
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Scoland are out-classed by the new-look France team in their opening Six Nations encounter.
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At least eleven people die in a suicide attack on the main railway station in Sri Lanka's capital Colombo.
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Chadian forces use tanks and helicopter gunships to fight rebels besieging the capital's presidential palace.
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A new law allowing former members of Saddam Hussein's Baath party to return to public life in Iraq is enacted.
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Counting begins in Serbia's presidential election run-off between pro-Western and nationalist candidates.
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A Lebanese man is shot dead and another wounded in south Lebanon by Israel forces, Lebanese sources say.
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At least 39 people die and hundreds are injured in a series of earthquakes in Africa's Great Lakes region.
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Ghana beat Nigeria 2-1 in Accra, while Ivory Coast face Guinea in Sekondi in the first pair of Africa Cup of Nations quarter finals.
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