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DR Congo rebel leader talks to the BBC about his aims
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Gaza's main power plant shuts down because of a lack of fuel, but Israel says limited supplies will resume.
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A 24-hour strike by pilots and cabin crew of Italy's bankrupt airline, Alitalia, causes widespread disruption in Rome.
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An eight-year-old boy has appeared in court charged with the murders of his father and a lodger in the US state of Arizona.
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At least two people are reportedly killed and six injured in Nicaragua in clashes as local election results are disputed.
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Police in Brazil's Sao Paulo state search for a gang which stole guns and drugs from a police station, and then blew it up.
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Three surviving British veterans of World War I are to lead events to mark the 90th anniversary of peace being declared.
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A Burmese blogger is sentenced to 20 years in jail for posting a cartoon of the military leader Than Shwe.
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A policeman is arrested in connection with last month's serial bomb blasts in India's Assam state.
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Indonesia launches a new tsunami early warning system, but experts say some areas will not be fully protected.
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The new president of the Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, is sworn in at a ceremony in the capital, Male.
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A senior government official in DR Congo calls the country's rebel leader "a killer" and refuses to agree to his demand for talks.
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US President-elect Barack Obama holds his first meeting with President George W Bush since his election victory last week.
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A chemical tanker with 21 Filipinos on board is hijacked by Somali pirates, say officials.
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The body of South African singing legend Miriam Makeba is to be flown home for the funeral.
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England are bowled out for just 98 and lose by 124 runs to the Mumbai President's XI in their final warm-up match in India.
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Poland marks the 90th anniversary of its independence, amid a row over a snub to anti-communist icon Lech Walesa.
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Trucks carrying supplies and Humvee armoured vehicles for Western forces in Afghanistan are looted by militants in Pakistan.
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Fifteen people found in a charred bus in Guatemala had been shot, in an attack officials are linking to drug violence.
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A controversial former air force commander in Japan says the country's pacifist constitution should be revised.
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Fourteen Burmese activists are given jail sentences of up to 65 years for their part in last year's demonstrations.
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At least three people are been killed in a double bomb attack in a mainly Shia part of eastern Baghdad, Iraqi police say.
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Friends of the Peruvian Hairless Dog Association believe they have the perfect dog for the Obamas to take with them to The White House.
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Three matadors are on trial in Spain accused of hiring Colombian hitmen to kill 12 horses belonging to a rival.
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A court in India finds two Communist leaders guilty of murdering a woman who opposed a controversial car factory.
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Using literacy to combat the Taleban in Afghanistan
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Defence Minister Ehud Barak agrees to partially lift Israel's suspension of fuel supplies to the Gaza Strip's only power plant.
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Five men accused of plotting an attack in Australia because they felt Islam was under threat go on trial in Sydney.
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Traces of uranium have been found at a Syrian installation suspected of being a nuclear plant, diplomats say.
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Bedouin tribesmen release 25 Egyptian policemen, hours after seizing them at gunpoint.
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Russian President Medvedev sends to parliament a bill that extends the presidential term from four to six years.
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A court hearing for Taiwan's former President Chen Shui-bian over graft charges is suspended while he is sent to hospital.
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More than 40 young children have been infected with HIV at a hospital in Uzbekistan, health officials tell the BBC.
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The leader of a Burundi opposition party is imprisoned, accused of insulting the president.
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The UN refugee agency in the Gaza Strip says it will run out of food aid in two days unless Israel's blockade eases.
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Fifty students from China and Taiwan are thrown out of Newcastle University after using forged qualification documents.
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The UN food agency says it has cut rations to four million people in Zimbabwe because its appeal for funds has been ignored.
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German investigators press for the extradition of alleged Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk from the US.
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Iraqi authorities formally re-open a key Baghdad bridge linking Shia and Sunni neighbourhoods on either side of the Tigris.
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Rwanda ejects the German envoy, amid a row about a presidential aide detained over a killing that sparked genocide.
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Rebels in Cameroon free 10 people - most of them French nationals - who were seized from an oil vessel last month.
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Another pyramid is unearthed from the sands of Egypt
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Army troops have been looting and targeting civilians in villages in eastern DR Congo, a UN spokesman says.
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The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights expresses concerns at five recent executions in Afghanistan.
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Australian dollar's recent white-knuckle ride
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