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Stakes high for Obama in dealings with Iran
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Venezuela's lawmakers approved a constitutional amendment to remove limits on how many times a president can serve.
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Russian billionaire and former KGB agent Alexander Lebedev is seeking a major stake in London's Evening Standard newspaper.
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Three aid workers, including an Italian and a Swiss national, are kidnapped in southern Philippines, says the Philippine Red Cross.
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Canadian radio invites listeners to compile a playlist of their country's best songs for US President-elect Barack Obama.
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A South Korean nuclear envoy visits North Korea as Washington and North Korea's regime exchange strong words.
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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga is a doubt for next week's Australian Open after pulling out of the Sydney International with a back injury.
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Leading Indian filmmaker Tapan Sinha dies in the eastern Indian city of Calcutta (Kolkata) at the age of 84.
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Japanese machinery orders, a key indicator of corporate activity, saw their steepest monthly fall on record in November.
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A strong quake rocks the New Caledonia islands in the South Pacific, but no tsunami or damage are reported.
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Paul Martin sees how Zimbabwe's health system has disintegrated as the economy worsens
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California police charge a former officer with murder over the shooting of an unarmed black man filmed on mobile phones.
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Zimbabwe's opposition leader says he is to hold talks with President Mugabe in the "coming week" over the political crisis.
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Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan slams award-winning film Slumdog Millionaire for projecting India as the "Third World dirty underbelly".
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The British foreign secretary says the Bush administration's war on terror was a "mistake" that unified disparate militants.
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Six seriously injured Palestinian children are flown to Belgium from the war-torn Gaza Strip for hospital treatment.
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EU officials plan to join Russia and Ukraine in Moscow talks to resolve the crisis that has shut down Russian gas supplies.
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Gabriel Gatehouse explains why the gas row between Russia and Ukraine has reached stalemate.
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The military leaders of Guinea name a government of military officers and technocrats three weeks after seizing power.
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Shares of fraud-hit Satyam Computers in India slump by a third after a board member rejects government money.
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European planemaker Airbus outstrips rival Boeing on plane deliveries and orders in 2008 after the US firm was hit by a strike.
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A top Afghan general and 12 other soldiers die when their helicopter crashes in bad weather in the west of the country.
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Nigeria's President Umaru Yar'Adua sets up a team of economic advisors, as he warns of a looming financial crisis.
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The US House of Representatives votes to extend government health insurance to an extra four million children.
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The website giving details of supposedly the world's best job - on Australia's Whitsunday Islands - receives more than a million hits and crashes.
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The Czech EU presidency apologises to Bulgaria for an artwork it commissioned that portrays the country as a toilet.
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Illegal migrants from Bangladesh and Burma say Thai soldiers tied their hands and forced them back to sea on boats without engines.
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An unprecedented security operation gets under way ahead of Barack Obama's inauguration as US president on 20 January.
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Somali Islamist insurgents take over Ethiopian bases as the last of Addis Ababa's troops leave the capital.
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Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder is to join the board of troubled Russo-British oil giant TNK-BP.
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A woman in Niger has a one in seven chance of dying during pregnancy or childbirth, a Unicef report on maternal health says.
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A sunken Indonesian ferry may have been carrying 103 more people than the 267 listed on the ship's manifest, officials say.
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Sudanese Islamist leader Hassan al-Turabi is arrested after saying President Omar al-Bashir should face war crimes charges.
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Human rights groups urge Austria to bring to justice the killers of a Chechen dissident shot dead on a Vienna street.
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Twenty-three Chinese builders are deported by Saudi Arabia after protesting that their pay was too low.
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The UN's Gaza City HQ is shelled as Israeli troops push further into the city amid fierce battles with Palestinian fighters.
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Guinea's military junta announces mining reforms, including a review of contracts, following last month's coup.
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Senator Hillary Clinton moves a step closer to a confirmation vote on her appointment as the next US secretary of state.
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Stray dogs in India's financial capital, Mumbai should be sterilised not killed, says former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson.
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Roland Burris, the man selected by Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich to fill Barack Obama's senate seat , is sworn in as a senator.
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A week of parties for Obama, tapping deep into the past
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The remaining $350bn of a US financial bail-out fund can be made available, the Senate votes.
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One of the top Hamas leaders in Gaza, interior minister Said Siyam, is killed in an air strike, Hamas and Israeli officials say.
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The British government gives the go-ahead for a third runway at Heathrow airport, despite fervent opposition from environmentalists.
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The Irish government says it is to nationalise the troubled Anglo Irish Bank as its funding struggles continue.
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