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Zimbabwe is to hold presidential and parliamentary elections on 29 March, a move criticised by the US.
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The US secretary of state promotes free trade with Colombia, as Venezuela alleges "aggression" plot.
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The man believed to have been Germany's last World War I veteran dies at the age of 107.
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Maria Sharapova beats Ana Ivanovic to win her third Grand Slam title at the Australian Open.
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Peru's justice minister calls for better security after a witness in a drugs case is shot dead en route to court.
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French police search the headquarters of Societe Generale, the bank where rogue trading lost huge sums.
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Australia wicket-keeper Adam Gilchrist announces his retirement from international cricket.
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An exhibition of art treasures which was almost prevented from going ahead opens its doors in London.
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British property tycoon Nicholas van Hoogstraten is arrested in Zimbabwe, according to local media.
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Japanese PM Yasuo Fukuda warns action is needed to tackle the growing risks to the world economy.
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An American woman working for an aid agency is kidnapped in southern Afghanistan, along with her driver.
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US TV network ABC could be fined $1.4m for airing an episode of NYPD Blue which showed female nudity.
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Pakistan raises the state of alert around its nuclear sites amid concerns they could be targeted by militants.
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Former UN chief Kofi Annan says he saw "systematic" human rights abuses on a tour of violence-hit Kenya.
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Thousands of Gazans pour into Egypt for a fourth day, after Egyptian attempts to reseal the border failed.
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Namibia players say they were approached to fix their final group match at the Nations Cup.
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Police beat back anti-government protesters in the southern Russian region of Ingushetia.
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Cameroon punish Zambia's poor defending as they show they are still genuine Africa Cup of Nations contenders.
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Serbia's Interior Minister, Dragan Jocic, is badly injured after a car accident, police say.
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Trade ministers meeting in Davos say they will meet this Easter in a final attempt to negotiate a global trade deal.
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Iran's foreign minister urges restraint over a new draft UN sanctions resolution, in a BBC interview.
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Cameroon are 5-1 victors over Zambia, while Egypt make it two wins from two with a 3-0 victory over Sudan in Group C.
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At least 20 people are killed in a bus crash in Jordan, when the vehicle collided with a water tanker.
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France's foreign minister defends his country's stance during Rwanda's genocide on a visit aimed at improving ties.
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Afghanistan makes it clear it does not want Paddy Ashdown as the new United Nations envoy to the country.
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