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We have started to collect the most important news related to United States in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Argentines seek a more equal relationship with the US and hope President Bush's visit will help him understand their priorities, Nick Caistor says.
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SyriaSyria must cooperate with the UN over Rafiq Hariri's death, says the US, as Damascus insists it is "innocent".
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The US Senate requests a report from the CIA chief on allegations his agency ran secret overseas jails.
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A US TV evangelist tells a town not to ask for God's help if disaster strikes after it votes against intelligent design.
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IraqUS Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urges Iraqis to see differences as a strength, on a surprise stop in Iraq.
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IraqPresident Bush says too much is at stake in Iraq for rivals to make "false charges" about the reasons for the war.
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SyriaThe US calls on Syria to stop what it calls the arbitrary detention of pro-democracy and human rights activists.
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IsraelTens of thousands of people attend a rally at the spot where Yitzhak Rabin was killed 10 years ago.
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Mariah Carey takes four prizes at the US Vibe Awards, which are peaceful after violence at 2004's event.
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The US military says a $10m bounty on the head of a key Saddam aide is still available despite reports of his death.
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American Online (AOL) announces plans to launch a free internet television service next year.
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The number of people put on death row in the US and the number executed fell again in 2004, the latest figures show.
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UzbekistanThe US says the trial in Uzbekistan of 15 men involved in an uprising in Andijan in May was "unfair".
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Tony Blair urges the US and the EU to help poor countries by dismantling trade barriers and increasing trade aid.
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ArubaA federal judge in the US suspends the war crimes trial of an Australian prisoner at Guantanamo base.
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The US is not doing enough to stop terrorists acquiring nuclear weapons, says an influential lobby group.
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IraqThe UN expresses concern over mass arrests by the US-led troops in Iraq "without adequate judicial oversight".
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US Senators back the right to appeal for Guantanamo terror suspects in a move President Bush may block.
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IraqThe US condemns the alleged abuse of 173 prisoners held by Iraqi security forces in Baghdad.
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TunisiaThe US wins its fight to stay in charge of the internet, as a key UN summit on the net opens in Tunisia.
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Charles Clarke decides to order the extradition of Babar Ahmad to the US to face trial on alleged terrorism offences.
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IraqThe Pentagon confirms US troops used white phosphorus bombs against enemy fighters in the Iraqi city of Falluja.
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US authorities say they will stop paying hotel bills for thousands of families made homeless by hurricanes.
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IraqIraq investigates the US use of white phosphorus as a weapon in Falluja, a minister tells the BBC.
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GuatemalaGuatemala's top anti-drug investigator and two other officials are indicted in the US on drug-trafficking charges.
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IraqFive US marines die in a firefight close to the Iraq-Syria border, as an offensive against insurgents continues.
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SpainWashington says Madrid raised the issue of secret CIA flights using Spanish airports with US officials.
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North Korea, 
South KoreaThe US and S Korean leaders call for a Korean peace treaty and say a nuclear-armed North will not be tolerated.
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AfghanistanTwo US soldiers charged with assaulting two detainees in Afghanistan will face court martial, the US military says.
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CambodiaNixon told his military leaders to lie to the public about operations in Cambodia, newly released US files show.
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IraqThe US vice-president slams claims the White House misled on Iraq as Democrats question his credibility.
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PolandThe US has held talks with Poland and other countries on setting up a missile defence base in Europe.
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IraqA US businessman is charged with fraud relating to contracts for reconstruction in Iraq, the New York Times reports.
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The US Federal Bureau of Investigation issues a list citing what it calls the top 10 art crimes worldwide.
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IraqA senior Democrat who backed the Iraq war calls for the immediate pullout of US forces.
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A growing number of Americans believe the US "should mind its own business" internationally, a new poll shows.
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Anti-war protester Cindy Sheehan is fined for demonstrating without a permit outside the White House.
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IranA senior US official is to meet EU officials involved in talks with Iran over its nuclear programme.
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Iraq, South KoreaSouth Korea's government is to propose withdrawing a third of its troops in Iraq, reports say, surprising the US.
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United KingdomMedia tycoon Conrad Black, a member of the UK House of Lords, denies charges of fraud in the US.
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US prosecutors ask California's governor to show no mercy to a former gang leader on death row for murder.
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The rising street price of cocaine in the US shows that its policies in Latin America are working, a senior official says.
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The UN formally rejects an invitation to visit the Guantanamo prison camp because of US restrictions.
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Talks aimed at liberalising air services between the US and Europe result in the lifting of restrictions on Atlantic flights.
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The US prosecutor looking into the naming of a CIA agent announces fresh grand jury proceedings.
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There is no evidence that the bird flu drug Tamiflu harms children, America's medicines regulator concludes.
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El SalvadorA US court finds a former Salvadoran minister responsible for civil war murders and torture.
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IndonesiaA strong earthquake is recorded at sea off the Indonesian island of Sumatra, but no damage is reported.
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VenezuelaPresident Hugo Chavez leads a protest in the Venezuelan capital Caracas against a US-backed trade plan.
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IraqThe US defence secretary says an immediate pullout of troops from Iraq would be a "terrible thing".
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EgyptEgyptian twins born joined at the head finally return home two years after successful surgery in the US.
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Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnian leaders are in the US to mark the 10th anniversary of the Dayton peace deal which ended the 1992-1995 Bosnian war.
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IraqFive members of an Iraqi family are killed when US forces open fire on their vehicle near Baquba.
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IraqThe US vice-president says he does not believe it is wrong for opponents to criticise America's Iraq policy.
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UzbekistanThe US flies its last plane out of its air base in Uzbekistan, after being asked to leave by President Islam Karimov.
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IranThe US and EU postpone moves to refer Iran to the UN Security Council over the nuclear issue, diplomats say.
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A Nike corporate jet suffers landing gear problems but makes a safe emergency landing at a US airport.
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US carmaker General Motors says it will cut 30,000 jobs under a shake-up that aims to save the firm $2.5bn a year.
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Argentina, VenezuelaArgentine President Nestor Kirchner holds talks in Venezuela with Hugo Chavez to strengthen regional unity.
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VenezuelaVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez's government agrees a deal to provide cheap heating fuel to low-income Americans.
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GermanyNew German Chancellor Angela Merkel calls for stronger ties with the US on her first full day in office.
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The US freezes the assets of 161 Zimbabwean officials and institutions judged to be blocking democracy.
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PakistanA Pakistani man is convicted in the US of trying to help al-Qaeda after insisting he made a forced confession.
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SpainSpain's foreign minister says there is no evidence CIA planes have made illegal landings on Spanish soil.
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United KingdomAn al-Jazeera executive flies to the UK to demand talks over an alleged US plan to bomb the station.
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SomaliaA US company gets a licence to fight piracy off the Somalia coast - among the world's most dangerous waters.
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Spain, VenezuelaSpain's defence minister is to travel to Caracas to sign an arms contract opposed by the US.
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AfghanistanUS troops who burned the bodies of Taleban killed in Afghanistan committed no crime, the military says.
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The US deplores the use of force to break up a protest in Azerbaijan's capital over recent elections.
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Spain, VenezuelaA deal that will see Venezuela supplied with military hardware by Spain goes ahead despite US opposition.
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The US Supreme Court rejects an appeal by a jailed thief, against the legality of being publicly shamed.
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US Republican congressman Randy Cunningham resigns after admitting taking bribes from a defence contractor.
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The US president begins touring border states to rally support for his strategy to control immigration.
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Delegates start key climate talks in Montreal, looking for ways to meet Kyoto treaty targets and go further.
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Iran, IraqThe US ambassador in Iraq is to hold talks with officials from Iran, a state with which it has no diplomatic ties.
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A top aide to ex-US Secretary of State Colin Powell suggests Dick Cheney could be responsible for war crimes.
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United Arab EmiratesThe US condemns the arrests of 26 gay men during a raid on a party at a hotel in the United Arab Emirates.
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GermanyThe US says it will investigate reports that the CIA is running secret prisons in eastern Europe.
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A US man due to be the 1,000th person to be executed in the US since 1976 has been granted clemency.
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IraqThe most senior US general defends the use of weapons containing white phosphorus in Iraq.
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IraqThe US says it expects conditions in Iraq will allow a reduction in American troops numbers there next year.
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MexicoA change in Mexico's extradition rules could mean more drug suspects being sent to the US.
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United KingdomForeign Secretary Jack Straw says he has written to the US over claims CIA "torture" flights landed in the UK.
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The US Supreme Court hears challenges to a state law that restricts abortion rights for minors.
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Lord Black is due to appear in a US court on Thursday to answer fraud charges, having been indicted last month.
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IraqReports say insurgents have launched an attack on Ramadi, but the US military plays down the incident.
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MexicoThe Mexican government says it opposes a US plan to build more fences along the border to control illegal immigration.
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IraqThe US military in Iraq implicitly acknowledges it is running a campaign to plant articles in Iraqi papers.
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IraqThe White House expresses concern over reports that the US military is paying Iraqi papers to run positive stories.
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Press tycoon Conrad Black appears in a US court to deny charges that he defrauded his former media group.
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IraqA US army officer is accused of accepting bribes and stealing reconstruction funds while serving in Iraq.
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VietnamPreviously secret documents suggest the US may have escalated its war in Vietnam based on faulty intelligence.
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A convicted killer becomes the 1,000th person executed in the US since it reinstated the death penalty in 1976.
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The US is to relax its ban on airline passengers carrying sharp objects in a move which alarms flight attendants.
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IraqTen marines were killed and 11 wounded by a roadside bomb near the Iraqi city of Falluja, the US military says.
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US President George Bush backs the death penalty, hours after the country's 1,000th execution.
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AfghanistanA US rights group says it will sue the CIA over a man allegedly abducted and flown to a secret Afghan prison.
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BurmaThe UN Security Council agrees for the first time to hear a briefing on Burma, in a move led by the US.
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IraqRadical Islamists are apparently being offered the chance to attack a US base in Iraq as the prize in a contest to design a new website for an Iraqi militant group.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is reportedly to urge EU states to ease off over secret CIA jail claims.
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