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Sunday, January 1, 2012
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State of emergency imposed over sectarian attacks
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Yemen's new government takes power
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Obama signs bill imposing new financial sanctions on Iran
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Yemen's President Saleh backtracks on exile decision
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'No danger' of tsunami as earthquake shakes Japan
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Bustling UN Security Council welcomes five new members
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Denmark takes over EU presidency amid efforts to end crisis
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Sarkozy rules out new austerity plan for 2012
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World rings in 2012 with parties and pyrotechnics
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Norway defeats France in women's handball championship final
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Egypt's military rulers move to speed up elections
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Egypt's elections to wrap up sooner than expected
Monday, January 2, 2012
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Palestinians and Israelis to meet in Jordan
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Iran tests first domestically produced nuclear fuel rod
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Egypt defends raids on NGO offices
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Head of DR Congo Senate attacked in Paris
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Karachigate: 'Sarkozy knew'
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Cancel observer mission, Arab League body says
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NASA twin probes begin circling moon
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Iowa: 'With enemies like these...'
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French homes to feel pinch of austerity in 2012
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Music and movies: the best of 2011
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50,000 flee South Sudan tribal violence, says UN
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The World Next Year: from new Islamist governments to US and French elections
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The World Next Year: from new Islamist governments to US and French elections (part 2)
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Eric Bompard, CEO of Bompard
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Is the US ‘sleepwalking into military confrontation with Iran’?
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Iraq war death toll at 162,000, says NGO
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Protesters clash with police after petrol subsidy ends
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Republicans look to Iowa, Romney looks further ahead
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Al-Attiyah, Coma win second stage of Dakar Rally
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Tunisia demands fair trial guarantees for Libya's ex-PM
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
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Tens of thousands protest against Hungary government
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Turkey to pay reparations to families of Kurdish victims
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Dakar rally claims first victim
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Sarkozy ‘playing politics’ with more jury trials, magistrates claim
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Singer Youssou N'Dour to run for Senegal's presidency
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Iowa: making Reagan 'look like a liberal'
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Hollande's 'opportune moment'
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Louvre museum still world's most visited
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Eric Fassin, Sociology professor at ENS, Paris
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Iran successfully test-fires three missiles in Gulf
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French nuclear plants urged to improve safety
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Senegal's biggest star trades music for politics
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Egyptians wrap up landmark elections
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Beckham turns down move to Paris St Germain 'for family reasons'
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Chief Israeli, Palestinian envoys meet in Jordan
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Three deadly explosions rock Afghan city of Kandahar
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Arab League calls for complete ceasefire in Syria
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Violent clashes break out in central Tripoli
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