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Rival views on Venezuela after 10 years of Chavez
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Indonesia squares up to its HIV challenge
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Kenya declares a week of national mourning after two large fires in a week claim more than 135 lives.
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Gordon Brown is to meet Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao on the last day of the leader's three-day visit to the UK.
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Records fall at US Superbowl thriller
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Police in Australia blame arsonists for some of the fires that have caused destruction in the south-east of the country.
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Mount Asama volcano erupts, spewing ash over parts of the Japanese capital, Tokyo.
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Colombia's Farc rebels set free four members of the security forces they had been holding hostage in the jungle.
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Fifteen policemen die in a clash with Maoist rebels in the western Indian state of Maharashtra, a senior police official says.
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India's law minister criticises the head of the election commission for behaving like a "political boss".
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A lost year at the World Economic Forum in Davos?
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas goes to Egypt to try to secure a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, following fresh strikes.
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The 1979 Iranian revolution in sound and images
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Nine people are killed by shells which hit a hospital in a rebel-held area of north-east Sri Lanka, the international Red Cross says.
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Russia revamps armed forces for new global realities
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Burma's detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi tells a UN envoy all political prisoners in her country must be freed.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown urges greater collaboration to increase trade between the UK and China.
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Three ANC members are shot leaving a rally in South Africa, reportedly after clashes with opposition supporters.
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Rail, road and air travellers suffer long delays and cancellations as thick snow falls across large swathes of England.
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An Israeli air strike on a car in southern Gaza kills a Palestinian and wounds at least three others, reports from Gaza say.
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US sports fans in Arizona got a surprise when their TV coverage of American football's Super Bowl was interrupted by a pornographic film.
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China says 20 million migrant workers have lost their jobs during the economic downturn.
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Iceland's finance minister says a priority of the new government is to end the protests sparked by the collapse of the economy.
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Aid worker's frustrating battle in Zimbabwe
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Gunmen kidnap an official of the UN refugee agency in the western Pakistani city of Quetta, police say.
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The Dalai Lama is taken to hospital in the Indian capital Delhi after complaining of pain in his arms, his spokesman says.
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Pakistan's army says it has retaken high ground from Taleban militants in a district of the north-west where many civilians died in weekend fighting.
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France's Prime Minister Francois Fillon announces a series of measures designed to "revitalise" the French economy.
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A plague of caterpillars ravaging part of West Africa is not armyworms, as previously believed, an expert says.
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The International Olympic Committee supports Michael Phelps, despite a photo which seems to show the US swimmer using an illegal drug.
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Three men deny murdering the internationally-acclaimed South African reggae singer Lucky Dube as their trial begins.
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Liverpool reach agreement with Tottenham to sell striker Robbie Keane back to the north London club.
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The Sri Lankan government tells civilians to leave an area where it is fighting Tamil rebels, saying it cannot guarantee their safety.
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A court in Italy sentences four alleged mafia members to life in prison for the murder of a Calabrian politician in 2005.
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UN peacekeepers refuse to leave a rebel-held town in Darfur, despite warnings that the government is about to try to retake it.
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Robbie Keane has signed for Spurs but Andrei Arshavin's move to Arsenal is yet to be announced as the transfer window closes.
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A suicide bomber in police uniform blows himself up inside a police station in south Afghanistan, killing 21 officers, police say.
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President Barack Obama warns more US banks are likely to fold, as the extent of their losses in the current crisis becomes clear.
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Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi vows to pursue his vision of a United States of Africa, as he is elected chairman of the African Union at a summit Ethiopia.
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Officials in Somalia say African Union peacekeepers have killed 18 civilians, but the AU denies the claims.
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