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Two Afghan officials helped insurgents in one of the worst attacks on US forces since 2001, a US investigation suggests.
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Federal regulators approve a plan to use currently unlicensed parts of the US TV airwaves, known as white spaces, to deliver broadband services.
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Democratic Senator Barack Obama is within sight of the US presidency, after being projected to win key battleground states.
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Mexico's interior minister killed in a plane crash
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Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari holds talks with the Saudi king, as Islamabad seeks urgent funds to shore up its economy.
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Envoys from the Tibetan government-in-exile have expressed impatience at talks in Beijing, due to end today.
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Centcom chief Gen David Petraeus says he will consider Pakistani criticism of US missile strikes on Pakistani territory.
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Dozens have now died after recent heavy rain brought floods and landslides to north Vietnam and south China.
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Hamas fires multiple rockets into Israel hours after six militants die during an Israeli raid in Gaza.
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The governments of India and Pakistan have given a warm reaction to Barack Obama's victory.
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An inferno kills 20 people, most of them elderly, aboard a coach on a motorway near the north German city of Hanover.
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Shares in Asia see strong gains following the election of Democrat Barack Obama as the next US president.
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Political figures across the Middle East offer a cautious welcome to the new US president-elect, Barack Obama.
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F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton says he intends to stay at McLaren for the rest of his career.
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A Bangladeshi diplomatic mission is due to hold talks with Burmese officials on a territorial dispute in the Bay of Bengal.
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Four European aid workers and two Kenyan pilots are kidnapped at gunpoint from an airstrip in central Somalia.
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Croatia could conclude EU accession talks next year, but Macedonia and Turkey have a lot more to do, the EU says.
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Mohammad Yousuf is banned from playing for Pakistan after joining the unsanctioned Indian Cricket League.
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Kenya declares a public holiday to celebrate the election of Barack Obama to the United States presidency.
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Police in India arrest an army officer in connection with two bomb blasts in September in the state of Maharashtra.
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Governments in South Asia give a warm reaction to Barack Obama's victory in the United States presidential election.
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Democratic Senator Barack Obama is elected the first black president of the US, prompting celebrations across the country as he promises that "change has come to America".
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One of a group of 10 mostly French hostages seized off Cameroon has been killed in a rescue bid, a militia leader says.
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Russia will put short-range missiles in the Baltic to counter a US defence shield in Europe, President Medvedev says.
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Thirteen people - including Interior Minister Juan Camilo - were killed in a plane crash in Mexico City, authorities say.
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The captain of a Philippines ferry that capsized killing 42 people is detained over allegations the vessel was overloaded.
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Iran has accused US helicopters of flying close to its airspace and warned it would "take down" overflying aircraft.
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A committee of MEPs votes to begin moves to end Britain's opt-out from the EU's 48-hour working week.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai says about 40 people were killed in a US air strike and urges Barack Obama to act.
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Taleban militants say the new US president should adopt a different policy towards Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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World leaders hail the victory of Barack Obama in the US presidential election, as outgoing President George W Bush promises a smooth transition of power.
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Wall Street shares plummet the day after the US presidential election as concerns remain about the economy.
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Crowds surround a hotel in the Taiwanese capital to protest against a top-ranking Chinese envoy's visit.
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The flight recorder from the Mexico City plane crash which killed the interior minister has been found.
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