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Venus Williams and Ana Ivanovic win to set up a quarter-final clash at the Australian Open.
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Pyongyang postpones rail talks with Seoul, in a possible sign of unease over South Korea's incoming leadership.
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A bus carrying Hindu pilgrims falls into a gorge in western India, killing at least 38 people, police say.
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US Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama accuses Bill Clinton of making false statements about him.
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Venezuelan farms and banks could be nationalised if they break the law, warns President Hugo Chavez.
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At least 20 people die after a blast rocks an illegal mine in northern China, state media reports.
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A British soldier dies and five others are injured in a blast in southern Afghanistan, the MoD says.
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A man accused of leading the Janjaweed militia in Darfur is given a top Sudanese government post.
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The Palestinian leader urges international intervention over mass power cuts in Gaza blamed on an Israeli blockade.
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India successfully launches an Israeli spy satellite, officials at Sriharikota space station in southern India say.
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At least 30 people die in continued post-poll violence in Kenya, many the victims of machete-wielding mobs.
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Defending champion Roger Federer beats Tomas Berdych to reach the quarter-finals of the Australian Open.
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South Africa stops supplying power to neighbouring countries because of acute domestic shortages.
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Nationalist Tomislav Nikolic wins the first round of Serbia's presidential poll, but will face a run-off.
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The owners of two ships involved in South Korea's worst oil spill are charged with breaking pollution laws.
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A court in India passes life sentences on 11 people over anti-Muslim riots in Gujarat state in 2002.
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Gaming revenues in Macau, the only Chinese city that allows casino gambling, top $10bn for the first time.
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Elected lawmakers meet in Thailand for the first time since the military seized power in September 2006.
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A peace deal for eastern DR Congo may be signed on Tuesday, as rebels and the government reach agreement.
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The government of Abu Dhabi pledges $15bn to renewable energy development, including a major hydrogen plant.
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Debutant Nasir Jamshed smashes a rapid 61 as Pakistan crush Zimbabwe by 104 runs in the opening one-day match in Karachi.
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India should take its "rightful place" on the UN Security Council, UK prime minister Gordon Brown says.
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Cuba's Fidel Castro applauds voters for taking part in elections - with an official turnout of more than 95%.
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A Ukrainian mother and her five children, some without shoes, are rescued in the snowy Swiss Alps.
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US trade representative Susan Schwab tells Europe climate change is no excuse for barriers to trade.
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The EU says the extent of its future engagement with Pakistan depends on the fairness of February's poll.
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A former governor of Edo state who is wanted for 142 counts of corruption returns to Nigeria.
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The UN says it will have to stop food aid to people in Gaza within days if Israel's blockade continues.
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Five people die in Kenya as the opposition leader calls for international mediation to end post-poll violence.
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World powers are "very close" to a deal on a draft UN sanctions resolution against Iran, a French diplomat says.
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Five die as two small planes collide and break up over California, sending debris crashing on car dealerships.
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Fear of violence keeps 300,000 children in southern Afghanistan from school, President Karzai says.
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Four Dhaka university teachers accused of inciting violence in August are lilely to be freed imminently, officials say.
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Mali beat Benin after Ivory Coast edge past Nigeria in Group B while Morocco thrash Namibia in Group A.
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Iran's supreme leader overrules President Ahmadinejad in a row over fuel for remote villages.
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Ivory Coast secured a major victory against fellow favourites Nigeria in the first match to be held in Sekondi.
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Italy's ex-justice minister confirms he will not rejoin the governing coalition and calls for early elections.
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Landless protesters in Brazil occupy a farm owned by an alleged drug lord hours before it was to be auctioned.
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A suicide bomber attacks mourners at a funeral in northern Iraq, killing at least 15, police say.
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Italy's Prime Minister Romano Prodi holds crisis talks as the departure of an ally threatens his governing coalition.
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Soldiers in north-west Mexico seize a man suspected of being a top member of the powerful Sinaloa drugs cartel.
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