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Tractors are traditionally associated with men but an Indian woman is the boss of the third biggest tractor firm in the world.
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The Afghan women risking all to join the police.
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Palliative care nurse Lucy Finch talks about how witnessing an agonising death led her to set up Malawi's first hospice.
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Born to North African parents, Rachida Dati has risen to become one of the most high profile, yet controversial, female politicians in France.
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A million people took China's civil service exam. One woman is on her sixth attempt.
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A list of business holdings that could force Trump to choose between US interest and his bottom line
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Photographer Ed Gold's images from the remote community of Galena in Alaska, USA.
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The plane carrying footballers which crashed in Colombia ran out of fuel, a leaked tape reveals.
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Abseiling activists criticise Australia's asylum policies in a second day of protests at parliament.
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Australian students cheaply recreate a life-saving drug that was famously hiked in price last year.
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Residents of Yemen's third city of Taiz tell the BBC they live in fear of snipers, shells and landmines.
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China introduces an additional 10% tax on "super cars", including Ferrari and Rolls-Royce.
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Squirrels at China’s top tourist spots are putting on weight and have triggered much online humour..
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The brother of a man who has been legally allowed to end his life in the Netherlands because he was an alcoholic has been talking about the day he died.
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Tens of thousands of fans gathered at the Medellin stadium in Colombia, and at Chapecoense's home ground in Chapeco, Brazil, to pay tribute to those killed in Medellin.
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The rapper is back home with wife Kim Kardashian after leaving hospital, according to US media reports.
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Colombia's Congress approves a peace deal to end the 50-year conflict with the Farc rebels.
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Pakistan says Trump piled extravagant praise on "amazing" Pakistan, but his team has a sober take.
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Norway's Magnus Carlsen beats Russia's Sergey Karjakin to win World Chess Championship for the third time.
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A group of Mexican women are asking men to pledge not to speak at events with no female speakers.
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In Sun City, USA, a group of woman aged 55-84 have formed a cheerleading and marching squad.
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The Gambia bans the internet and international phone calls, as President Jammeh seeks a fifth term.
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An Ethiopia opposition leader is arrested under the state of emergency after he returns from Europe.
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A full-sized replica of the Titanic is to become the top attraction at a Chinese theme-park.
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The birthplace of the father of South Korea's President Park Geun-hye is set alight, police say.
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Spanish police arrest 34 people, including six players, in connection with tennis match-fixing.
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Evidence is growing that a plane which crashed in Colombia ran out of fuel, officials say.
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Internet project gives daily updates from major figures in a Facebook-style format.
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Ukraine launches missile tests near Crimea, despite Russian threats to respond to the "provocation".
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A US activist defends burning the American flag outside Trump Tower in New York, as President-elect Donald Trump suggests there should be punishments for people doing so.
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Thailand's Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn becomes the country's new king, succeeding his late father.
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Russia is not seeking conflict with anyone, President Putin tells the nation in a keynote speech.
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The largest ever all-female mission to Antarctica sets sail, to promote more women to the top of science.
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Six bodies are found in a house west of Vienna after a suspected family shooting.
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Bolivia suspends the operating licence of LaMia, the airline whose plane crashed in Colombia killing 71 people.
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At least 1,950 Iraqi security forces personnel were killed across the country in November, the UN says.
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Australia's harsh asylum laws are supported by both main parties and are credited with reducing the number of refugees, but they are deeply controversial.
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The US-led coalition has admitted to killing 54 civilians in air strikes on Syria in recent months.
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Ban Ki-moon says he is "profoundly sorry" for the UN's role in a deadly cholera outbreak in Haiti.
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President-elect Donald Trump warns companies of "consequences" if they leave the United States.
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Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn accepts Thailand's throne, 50 days after the death of his father.
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Francois Hollande's decision not to stand again comes as a huge relief to France's Socialist Party.
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In a surprise move Francois Hollande says he will not stand for a second term as French president.
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