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Where's Malaysia's Anwar going after turbulent year?
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Prominent Republicans threaten to vote against US President Barack Obama's $825bn economic stimulus plan.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd rejects a proposal to change the date of the country's national day.
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The NBA moves into new European headquarters in London as it seeks to spread the game around the world.
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Weak pound means big savings for the big day
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The search for survivors from a Vietnamese ferry that sank on Sunday is postponed for the New Year holiday.
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Andy Murray's Australian Open hopes end with a five-set defeat by Spain's Fernando Verdasco in round four.
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Iceland's commerce minister resigns, saying he wants to take responsibility for the country's economic crisis.
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Southern African leaders hold an emergency meeting to resolve Zimbabwe's political deadlock.
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South Africa complete a magnificent Test and one-day double over Australia with an eight-wicket win in Adelaide.
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Millions welcome in Chinese Year of the Ox
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The EU expands its sanctions targeting people and firms with links to Zimbabwe's President Mugabe, EU officials say.
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Two US military aircraft have crashed in northern Iraq, killing four soldiers, the US army says.
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High security for India's Republic Day parade in Delhi
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EU foreign ministers discuss whether to take in detainees from the US prison camp at Guantanamo Bay.
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A new constitution, but nation as split as ever
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A leading Iranian football club apologises for allowing a male versus female game, contrary to Islamic law.
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A mob attacks the family of a Nigerian film director jailed for defying Islamic censors.
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Andy Murray refuses to make excuses after his fourth-round exit from the Australian Open at the hands of Fernando Verdasco.
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At least 12 people die in fighting between troops and militants in Swat in north-west Pakistan, officials and militants say.
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A rare New Zealand tuatara lizard become a dad aged 111, possibly for the first time.
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Somali lawmakers vote overwhelmingly to expand parliament and will now decide whether to delay electing a new president.
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The French finance ministry is set to provide 5bn euros in credit guarantees to encourage lending to the airline industry.
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Chinese people around the world celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year with parties, incense and prayers.
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India marks its 60th Republic Day with the traditional Delhi parade and honours for security personnel killed in Mumbai.
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Witchdoctors in Tanzania defy a ban, intended to stop the killings of albinos for ritual medicine.
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The man charged with killing two babies and a nurse at a Belgian creche is also suspected of killing an elderly woman, officials say.
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Israel's right-wing Likud party leader Binyamin Netanyahu says he will allow expansion of Jewish settlements but not build new ones.
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US drugmaker Pfizer is to buy rival Wyeth in a deal worth $68bn (£50bn), the two companies announce.
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The latest edition of the Economist magazine is banned in Thailand, apparently because of its coverage of the monarchy.
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The UN in Sri Lanka says dozens of civilians have been killed or injured in recent fighting in the north-east.
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Fiji's military rulers move to deport an Australian newspaper publisher on the eve of a regional summit.
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Militants terrorise Pakistani former tourist resort
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Islamist forces capture most of the Somali city of Baidoa - one of the last government strongholds.
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US home sales unexpectedly rose in December as buyers took advantage of much lower house prices, industry figures show.
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A rights group in Israel calls for the military's chief rabbi to be dismissed over allegations of incitement.
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The Sudanese military launches an air and ground assault on insurgents' positions in South Darfur, according to a rebel group.
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Reports that the leader of the Tamil Tigers has fled Sri Lanka are false, the rebels say as they vow to continue fighting.
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A militia leader pleads not guilty to using child soldiers in DR Congo, in the first case before a permanent war crimes court.
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Indian-owned steelmaker Corus confirms it is cutting 3,500 jobs, including 2,500 in the UK, as it responds to falling global demand.
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Icelandic PM Geir Haarde announces the resignation of his government in the wake of the country's economic crisis.
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The new US envoy to the UN says Barack Obama's administration would make Iran's nuclear programme a diplomatic priority and pursue "vigorous diplomacy".
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The head of Nigeria's Roman Catholic Church condemns the kidnap of a priest in Nigeria's Niger Delta
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A paramedic is charged over an alleged plot to extort money from US actor John Travolta, after the death of his son.
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The impeachment trial of US Governor Rod Blagojevich, accused of trying to sell Barack Obama's Senate seat, gets under way.
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Inexperience and hubris cost Iceland its government
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The Chinese tycoon taking a stand for democracy
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Obama's US wants allies to do their bit in Afghanistan
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A senior European Union figure touring the war-torn Gaza Strip blames the ruling Hamas group for the humanitarian crisis.
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US President Barack Obama calls for US energy independence, saying global warming and relying on foreign oil posed threats.
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Monty Panesar claims four wickets as injury-depleted England take charge against St Kitts and Nevis.
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Second seed Roger Federer thrashes Argentine Juan Martin del Potro to book an Australian Open semi-final against Andy Roddick.
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Bolivians support a new constitution that aims to empower the indigenous majority, partial results of a referendum show.
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The population of threatened mountain gorillas is eastern DR Congo is now growing, local officials say.
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