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• Nato 'to resume ties with Russia'
Nato agrees to a "graduated re-engagement" with Moscow,four months after talks were frozen over Russia's war with Georgia.
• US 'warned India' about attacks
The US warned India about a possible threat before last week's Mumbai attacks, US media reports say.
• Thai airport protests called off
Thai anti-government protesters agree to end their occupation of Bangkok's airports, letting thousands of tourists leave.
• Zimbabwe cholera deaths near 500
A cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe has killed at least 484 people between August and the end of November, the UN says.
• UN finds new clues in Hariri case
The UN body investigating the killing of Lebanese ex-Prime Minister Rafik Hariri says fresh evidence could help identify new suspects.
• Man charged over Hudson killings
The brother-in-law of actress Jennifer Hudson is charged with murdering three of her relatives including her seven-year-old nephew.
• UN extends anti-piracy measures
The UN Security Council extends authorisation for countries to enter Somali waters to stop acts of piracy.
• US carmakers in new bail-out plea
US carmakers General Motors, Ford and Chrysler present their new cost-cutting plans to Congress.
• Rumour sparks Hebron settler riot
Jewish settlers riot in the West Bank city of Hebron, clashing with Israeli troops who normally protect them.
• NFL star Burress faces gun charge - after shooting himself in leg
An American footballer who scored the Super Bowl's winning touchdown faces criminal charges for shooting himself in the leg.
• German prisoners 'must have right to use beauty products'
Germany's male inmates must have equal rights with female convicts to spend money on cosmetics, a court rules.
• England stars ready to shun tour
At least five England players have told former Test bowler Dominic Cork they will not go back to India for the Test series after the Mumbai terror attacks.
• Burnley 2-0 Arsenal
A brace from midfielder Kevin McDonald sends Championship Burnley into the semi-finals of the Carling Cup.
• Rwanda singer jailed for genocide
One of Rwanda's most famous singers is jailed for 15 years for inciting the 1994 genocide.
• Mogadishu gets ambulance service
An ambulance service starts in the Somali capital for the first time in nearly two decades.
• Canada PM sees opposition revolt
Canada's opposition parties join forces to try to topple PM Stephen Harper and his minority Conservative government.
• California 'faces budget crisis'
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger declares a fiscal emergency, ordering lawmakers to fix a huge budget gap.
• Chinese dairy exports in decline
China's dairy exports have all but ground to a halt following the scandal earlier this year when milk was tainted with melamine.
• 15 year term sought in Munir case
Prosecutors request a 15-year jail term for an ex-spy chief accused of ordering a murder, but are accused of leniency.
• EU to operate 'all over Kosovo'
EU police and justice officials will start deploying throughout Kosovo next week, including to Serb-majority areas.
• French athlete fined for biting
France's former world champion athlete Eunice Barber is fined for resisting arrest and biting a policeman.
• Israel buries Mumbai attack dead
Thousands of people attend funerals in Israel for Jewish and Israeli victims of the Mumbai attacks.
• New Chemical Ali death sentence
An Iraqi court sentences Ali Hassan al-Majid, known as Chemical Ali, to death for his role in crushing a 1991 Shia uprising.
• Dhaka exams row sparks violence
More than a dozen protesters angry at being "dropped" from the civil service are detained in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka.
• Three killed in Assam train blast
A bomb has exploded on a passenger train in India's north-eastern state of Assam, killing at least three people.
• 'Mummy, can I phone the pirates?'
How a BBC reporter's 12-year-old daughter set up a scoop interview with the Somali pirates.
• Laughter defying Burma's junta
Andrew Harding reflects on his friendship with Burmese comedian Zarganar who, despite repeated arrests and imprisonment, continues to make jokes about the country's military rule.
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