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Nigeria misses new deadline to stop 'toxic' gas flares
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The authorities in Papua New Guinea announce plans to toughen legislation against murders blamed on sorcery.
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President Bush has formally asked Congress to release the remaining $350bn of a $700bn US financial rescue package.
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Mexico's drugs violence features in talks between US President-elect Barack Obama and Mexico's Felipe Calderon.
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An air and sea search continues two days after a ferry sank off central Indonesia, with hopes slight for 200 people still missing.
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The trial of former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori for alleged human rights abuses enters its final stages.
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A US businessman facing financial problems apparently fakes his own death by bailing out of his plane and letting it crash in a Florida swamp.
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Italy's troubled national carrier begins a new lease of life with Air France-KLM holding a 25% stake in the firm.
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China's exports see their biggest decline in a decade, December figures show, as factory closures and staff layoffs accelerate.
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Australian batsman Matthew Hayden announces his retirement after 103 Tests and 161 one-day internationals.
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The UN head implores Israel and Palestinian militants to halt the Gaza conflict, as more fighting is reported in Gaza City.
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Thai troops are engaged in "systematic" torture as they combat an insurgency in the south, Amnesty says.
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Beyonce, U2 and Bruce Springsteen sign up to perform at an inaugural celebration for US President-elect Barack Obama.
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Former cabinet minister Yoshimi Watanabe leaves Japan's ruling party, in a fresh blow to embattled PM Taro Aso.
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Uganda blocks a meeting of Africa's royalty led by Libya's Muammar Gaddafi, saying it would be too political.
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The earliest dinosaur feathers were probably used for visual display, says a team of scientists from China.
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Australia's human rights watchdog condemns treatment of refugees, saying they are held in poor conditions for long periods.
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The victim at the centre of the statutory rape case involving film-maker Roman Polanski has asked a US court to drop charges against him.
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US President-elect Barack Obama will issue an order within days of taking office to close the Guantanamo camp, advisers say.
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UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband says Pakistan did not direct the Mumbai raids but must act against the attackers.
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Suspected militants attack a Nato depot in north-west Pakistan, the first such raid since a major army offensive.
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Russian gas giant Gazprom resumes some supplies through Ukraine to Europe, after they were cut for nearly a week.
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The European Parliament votes to tighten rules on pesticide use and ban chemicals deemed harmful to human health.
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Former Liberian warlord Prince Johnson warns the Truth and Reconciliation Commission against a "witch hunt".
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UK satellite maker SSTL is bought up by Europe's biggest space company, EADS Astrium, in a deal approved by the EC.
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Fijian authorities issue a severe flood warning for the whole island group, following days of heavy rain in the Pacific nation.
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Officials in Vancouver are seeking emergency powers to borrow money for the 2010 Winter Games athletes' village.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel unveils a stimulus package worth about 50bn euros including infrastructure investment.
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Heavy fighting is reported around the sole remaining Tamil Tiger stronghold in Sri Lanka as the army presses its offensive.
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The health crisis in Zimbabwe should be the subject of a probe by the International Criminal Court, a campaign group says.
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Gaza conflict fuels Arab-Jewish tensions in France
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Israel says it attacked more than 60 targets overnight in Gaza as its offensive against Hamas entered its 18th day.
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Thousands attend the funeral of Uma Singh, the Nepali journalist murdered in the southern city of Janakpur.
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Residents of the Somali capital celebrate as Ethiopian troops leave their Mogadishu bases, despite fears of a power vacuum.
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The US deficit dropped to its lowest level in more than five years in November, official figures show.
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Russian gas giant Gazprom says Ukraine has blocked deliveries of gas to Europe, scotching hopes of an end to the crisis.
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Lesotho teacher retires but Aids leaves gap unfilled
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All charges have been dropped against Ghana's former first lady Nana Konadu Rawlings, her lawyer tells the BBC.
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A US teenager killed his mother and wounded his father in revenge for taking his video game away, a judge rules.
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Ex-South African President Thabo Mbeki says he feels vindicated by a ruling resurrecting graft charges against his rival, Jacob Zuma.
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Former PM Tony Blair receives the United States' highest civil award - the Medal of Freedom - in Washington.
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Sri Lanka's government accuses the opposition of trying to gain political advantage from the murder of a newspaper editor.
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Israeli troops enter Gaza City suburbs and are engaged in street fighting with Palestinian militants, reports say.
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India says the scandal involving Satyam Computers will be probed by a federal office dealing with serious corporate fraud.
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The EU tells Russia it is disappointed that little gas has flowed into Europe from Ukraine, despite a deal to resume supplies.
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