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Rockets hit Israel from Lebanon
At least three rockets are fired from Lebanon into northern Israel raising fears that the current conflict in Gaza could spill over.
Israel bombs Gaza into the night
Embedded with Israeli troops
Gaza voices at market

Gas pipelines in Slovakia Brussels to broker gas row talks
Top Russian and Ukrainian gas executives are due in Brussels as the EU seeks to end a row hitting Europe's gas supplies.

Mexican President Felipe Calderon at a summit in Brazil (17/12/2008) Mexico takes urgent economy steps
Mexico unveils emergency measures to protect its economy, including freezing fuel prices and creating thousands of new jobs.


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Man and dog in a Sofia park, 4 Jan 09 Feeling the chill
Russian gas cut hits Bulgarian homes and businesses
Chinese woman tries on clothing Frugal fashion
China's once extravagant young learn to economise
Adel Hakimjan Free to roam
Chinese Uighur's long trek from Guantanamo

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AFRICA
Ghana's new leader takes office
AMERICAS
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EUROPE
Vatican deplores Gaza situation
MIDDLE EAST
Women banned from Baghdad shrine
SOUTH ASIA
India IT boss quits over scandal

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ENTERTAINMENT
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TECHNOLOGY
Tech fair offers greener vision


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