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India's massacre of the Sikhs after Indira Gandhi death
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India's massacre of the Sikhs after Indira Gandhi death
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Britain's choices on power and influencing the US
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Brazil's university race quotas polarise nation
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says Israeli-Palestinian peace talks must resume "as soon as possible".
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Around 600 UN staff are moved out as Hamid Karzai's re-election is branded "illegal". What now for the country?
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A government cargo plane crashes in the Russian far-east, killing all 11 crew members on board, reports say.
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An annual nude pumpkin run in the US city of Boulder, Colorado, fails to go ahead due to an increased police presence and the threat of legal action, local reports say.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel leads in the closing stages of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Jenson Button chases Mark Webber for second.
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South Sudan's leader makes his strongest call yet for voters to back independence from the north in a referendum.
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The death toll from a massive fire at an oil depot in the western Indian state of Rajasthan rises to at least 10 people.
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China's manufacturing sector grew in October at its fastest rate in 18 months, a survey suggests.
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Italian police arrest two more suspected mafia bosses, a day after seizing their brother near Naples.
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Iraqi MPs say they are not yet ready to pass an election law to allow parliamentary polls be held on schedule in January.
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Three new High Street banking chains are to be created by the UK government by breaking up state-rescued banks.
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Sebastian Vettel cruises to victory ahead of Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after Lewis Hamilton is forced to retire early.
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Former US President Bill Clinton attends the unveiling of a statue to himself in Kosovo's capital Pristina.
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Sri Lanka's government protests that its army chief faces questioning by US officials about alleged war crimes.
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Saudi officials say they have discovered a large arms cache near Riyadh linked to al-Qaeda militants.
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Serena Williams beats her sister and defending champion Venus Williams to win the season-ending Sony Ericsson Championships.
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Britain's Jenson Button believes he will be a stronger driver next year after winning his maiden world title in 2009.
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Afghanistan's election is thrown into confusion after President Karzai's rival says he will pull out of the second round next week.
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Thai police arrest two people for allegedly spreading rumours about the health of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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David Miliband is in Moscow for the first visit to Russia in five years by a British foreign secretary.
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Afghanistan's presidential run-off in six days' time is thrown into doubt after the challenger pulls out.
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At least two people, including a British woman, have been killed by a landslide at a beach on the Spanish holiday island of Tenerife.
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The US lender, CIT Group, files for bankruptcy protection, after a debt-exchange offer to bondholders fails.
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A convicted member of the radical left-wing Red Brigades group commits suicide in a Rome jail, officials say.
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Venezuela says the 11 men found dead on its soil last week were Colombian paramilitaries undergoing training.
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Israeli police arrest a Jewish settler who they say confessed to a string of high-profile hate attacks over the past 12 years.
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The last set of UN climate talks before the Copenhagen summit will open with divisions remaining over targets and money.
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