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Clashes mark Iraq anti-government protests
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Roadside bomb explodes near convoy carrying Sunni minister who has been a central figure in anti-government protests.
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Anti-government protests continue in Iraq
Continuing protests by Sunni Muslims who say they are discriminated against by Shia-led government.
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Iraq's battle with al-Qaeda continues
Al Jazeera looks at the security situation in Iraq a year after US troops left the country.
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Algeria include undecided Belfodil
With the Africa Cup of Nations kicking off in January, Algeria reveal their preliminary squad of 24 players.
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Celtic: We do not play 'anti-football'
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Strong earthquake hits Costa Rica
Powerful 7.6-magnitude quake struck near Pacific coast, initially triggering tsunami warnings across region.
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Greek government wins confidence vote
More than half of parliamentary lawmakers back Antonis Samaras' government ahead of tough Eurozone meeting.
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How the West de-democratised the Middle East
Rather than promote democracy in the Middle East, the West has a long history of doing the exact opposite.
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Relic to promote motherhood in Russia
Church wants belt thought to be Virgin Mary's to be taken to pregnancy centres to discourage abortions.
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