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IranIran remains a threat despite intelligence saying it may not be building nuclear weapons, the US president says.
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IranIran welcomes a US intelligence report suggesting its government is not trying to develop nuclear weapons.
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IraqA man killed during fighting last month was a senior leader in the al-Qaeda in Iraq group, the US military says.
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North KoreaA top US envoy holds a key meeting on nuclear issues with North Korea's foreign minister in Pyongyang.
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IranDemocrats call for a rethink of Iran policy as a report says Tehran is not at present developing nuclear weapons.
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South KoreaTop officials from the two Koreas discuss economic ties in Seoul, as the US nuclear chief holds Pyongyang talks.
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IranIran seems "less determined" to develop nuclear weapons than previously thought, a US intelligence report says.
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Ford sees its US car sales rise for the first time in 12 months in November, but rival General Motors reports falling sales.
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The US is close to finalising an aid plan for homeowners, US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said.
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VenezuelaThe White House says the referendum defeat of the Venezuelan leader's reforms bodes well for the future.
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EADS plans to shift some Airbus production outside Europe because of the weakness of the US dollar.
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North KoreaUS envoy Christopher Hill is to visit North Korea's Yongbyon nuclear site to assess progress on its disablement.
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IraqThe US says Iraq's leaders must take advantage of the improved security to make progress to reconciliation.
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Bob and Mike Bryan win their doubles tie to secure an unbeatable 3-0 lead for the USA in the Davis Cup final
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Events mark the 20th World Aids Day, as campaigners say better prevention and treatment is still needed.
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Legendary US daredevil Evel Knievel, famous for his death-defying motorcycle stunts, dies aged 69.
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Miami police arrest four people over the murder of Sean Taylor, a star player from the NFL in the US.
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RussiaJames Blake and Andy Roddick give the USA a 2-0 lead over Russia after the opening singles in the Davis Cup final.
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The US president urges a doubling of aid for the global fight against HIV/Aids, on World Aids Day.
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US construction spending falls sharply, led by a large fall in the building of private homes.
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Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)Morgan Stanley co-president Zoe Cruz is to retire, seen as the latest casualty of the US sub-prime crisis.
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PakistanThe White House welcomes a vow by Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf to lift emergency rule.
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Veteran congressman Henry Hyde who led efforts to impeach former US President Bill Clinton dies aged 83.
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Oil prices increase on news that a fire at a Minnesota oil terminal could burn for three days - trimming US supplies.
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US Republican presidential hopefuls Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney clash as people submit questions via YouTube.
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China, 
Hong KongThe Pentagon protests to China over its refusal to allow US ships to dock in Hong Kong at Thanksgiving.
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Ex-American football star OJ Simpson pleads not guilty to kidnap and armed robbery at a Las Vegas hotel.
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A US judge is removed from his post for jailing 46 people in court after no-one admitted to owning a ringing phone.
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Israeli and Palestinian leaders agree to start talks aimed at reaching a peace deal by the end of 2008.
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US mortgage guarantor Freddie Mac is selling $6bn of shares to cover further bad debt losses.
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Texas oilman Oscar Wyatt, 83, is sentenced to a year in prison over the UN oil-for-food corruption scandal.
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Antarctica, 
United KingdomUS and UK scientists use satellite imagery to produce the most detailed map yet of Antarctica.
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The wife of missing American adventurer Steve Fossett files a court petition to have him declared legally dead.
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Sean Taylor, a star player from the NFL in the US, dies after being shot by intruders during an apparent burglary.
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IraqFour civilians are reported to have died in Baghdad when US troops fired at a minibus taking them to work.
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The US, Israeli and Palestinian leaders express guarded optimism in a conference on restarting a peace process.
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Texas firefighters battle a fire at a high-rise building in the city of Houston housing elderly people.
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IraqIraq's prime minister says he will ask the UN to renew the US-led troops' mandate for one last time for 2008.
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IsraelHamas says Palestinians will not be bound by any decisions taken at this week's Middle East peace conference.
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BangladeshUS navy helicopters start taking relief supplies to survivors of the Bangladesh's devastating cyclone.
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RussiaPresident Vladimir Putin says the US is inciting Western observers to boycott Russian parliamentary elections.
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Sales at the start of the holiday shopping season in the US have risen significantly, a report says.
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SyriaSyria says it will send a senior official to a Middle East peace conference in the US later in the week.
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United KingdomRowan Williams makes a stinging attack on the US, comparing it unfavourably with the British Empire.
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United KingdomPlans to use an RAF base for a US ballistic missile defence system were sneaked out by ministers, MPs have said.
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IraqUS and Iraqi forces target militants in a major security operation in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk.
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Iran, IraqThe US in Iraq blames Iranian-backed Shia militants for a deadly bomb attack on a pet market in Baghdad.
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Three men suspected of involvement in the disappearance of a US teen on a Caribbean island are to be quizzed again.
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Saudi ArabiaWashington welcomes Saudi Arabia's decision to attend next week's Middle East peace conference in the US.
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Saudi Arabia says its foreign minister will go to next week's key Middle East peace conference in the US.
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As US retailers prepare for Black Friday and the start of the Christmas season, festive cheer seems limited.
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Global shares continue their volatile trading after US stocks plunge amid fears about the economy.
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A backlog of applications for US citizenship could leave thousands of US immigrants unable to vote next year.
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Hong KongA US Navy flotilla is allowed to enter Hong Kong for Thanksgiving, in an apparent U-turn by China.
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Saudi ArabiaDemocrat presidential candidates in the US criticise a Saudi ruling increasing the punishment of a rape victim.
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The US state of New Hampshire names 8 January 2008 for its presidential primary, the earliest ever.
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Share values tumble in Europe and the US, hurt by a weak dollar and fears of a slowdown in the US.
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IsraelThe US secretary of state says she will try to broker an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal over the next year.
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The US confirms plans for a Middle East peace conference next week and that invitations have been sent.
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JapanThousands of Japanese support workers at US military bases in Japan strike over a planned pay cut.
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A US polygamist sect leader is sentenced to five years to life in jail for forcing a 14-year-old girl into marriage.
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The US Supreme Court is to discuss an American's right to bear arms for the first time in nearly 70 years.
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The US Federal Reserve cuts its 2008 economic growth forecast amid credit and housing woes.
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IraqThe US military says it will press charges against an Iraqi photographer it accuses of working with insurgents.
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Europe's main share indexes rise as investors snap up bargains following Monday's share price falls.
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Incidents of hate crime in the US rose by more than 7% last year, annual figures from the FBI show.
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The dollar falls to a fresh all-time low against the euro, hit by further fears over the state of the US economy.
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Michael Vick, the American football star who pleaded guilty to dog-fighting charges, turns himself in to start his jail term early.
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The dollar remains weak against both the euro and the yen as worries over the state of the US economy continue.
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BurmaManila is unlikely to sign a new charter for Asean unless Burma restores democracy, Philippine leader says.
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The US prison population has risen eight-fold since 1970, with little impact on crime but at great cost, a report says.
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The two top contenders for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination are locked in a bitter dispute.
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IranIranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calls the US dollar "worthless" at the end of the Opec summit.
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PakistanA senior US envoy urges Pakistani President Musharraf to lift emergency rule and free opponents.
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IrelandFormer US president Bill Clinton has travelled to Dublin to raise funds for wife Hillary's presidential campaign.
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BurmaThe head of a south-east Asian grouping rejects a US call to suspend Burma in protest at its crackdown.
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Iran, VenezuelaVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez tells a key Opec summit oil prices could double if the US attacks Iran.
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PakistanA senior US envoy meets President Pervez Musharraf to discuss Pakistan's deepening political crisis.
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Protesters march to the Justice Department in Washington to demand action against race hate crimes.
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Japan, North KoreaPM Yasuo Fukuda tells President Bush he will push to resume Japanese support for US-led operations in Afghanistan.
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PakistanAmerica's John Negroponte goes to Pakistan to boost "moderate forces" and speaks to ex-PM Benazir Bhutto.
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IranIran's president says the US should apologise for the way it has treated Tehran over its nuclear programme.
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IraqRepublicans in the US Senate block a Democratic proposal to tie an Iraq war funding bill to a troop pull-out timetable.
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IndiaIndia's communist parties approve of government talks with a UN watchdog on a US nuclear deal.
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A televised debate in the US city of Las Vegas sees Democratic presidential hopefuls trade verbal blows.
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The US House of Representatives votes to license mortgage brokers and ban predatory lending.
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A US federal grand jury charges baseball home run king Barry Bonds with perjury over a steroids inquiry.
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IranThe US vows to press for further UN sanctions against Iran, following a new report on Tehran's nuclear activities.
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US military airspace will be temporarily cleared for use by commercial planes during the holiday season.
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ChinaChinese espionage poses "the single greatest risk" to the security of US technology, a panel warns Congress.
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CanadaThe Canadian Supreme Court refuses to hear the asylum case of two deserters from the US army.
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IraqUS forces in Iraq say they have killed 25 insurgents but tribal leaders say 45 pro-US fighters were killed.
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Sri LankaThe US government is to freeze the assets of a Tamil charity with links to Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka.
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A US army instruction manual for running the Guantanamo prison camp is published on the internet.
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MexicoMexican President Felipe Calderon urges US presidential hopefuls not to use immigration to score political points.
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IndiaIndia's parliament begins its winter session with discussions over the nuclear deal with the US high on the agenda.
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ChileA powerful 7.7-magnitude quake hits northern Chile, killing two and injuring more than 100 people.
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The US lower house backs an Iraq funding bill with a timeline for troop withdrawals in a new row with the White House.
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Former American football star OJ Simpson will be tried over an alleged armed robbery at a Las Vegas hotel.
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