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Jan 26 2007: Events are proving that the king of Jordan was right to warn of a 'Shia crescent' across the Middle East - even though the phrase was a tad undiplomatic, writes Ian Black.
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Jan 24 2007: Randeep Ramesh sees city chiefs trying to bulldoze the poor out of the picture in the Indian capital's latest makeover.
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Jan 12 2007: With the shrapnel of war flying outward from Iraq, even the US's Arab allies are greeting news of Bush's troop 'surge' with gloomy silence, writes Ian Black.
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Jan 3 2007: Ahead of the 2010 World Cup, South Africa's football academies are turning their attention to the nation's up-and-coming players, says Andrew Meldrum.
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Jan 2 2007: 2006 has been a monumental year for South African gay rights. David Beresford looks back to where the fight began
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Jan 2 2007: Dan Glaister sees the spirit of a fabled rainmaker alive and well in Californian farmers' latest attempts to control the weather.
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Dec 20 2006: Questionable physical and legal health is unlikely to stifle the political ambitions of Italy's former leader, writes John Hooper.
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Dec 8 2006: Dan Glaister on how the area once sung about by Moon Unit Zappa is trumpeting its virtues.
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Dec 7 2006: It's knobbly, pallid and slightly soiled - and one of the world's most prized delicacies. Barbara McMahon goes on the scent of the white Alba truffle.
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Dec 7 2006: Justin McCurry finds Japan's reputation for economic miracles has destroyed, rather than enriched, one small town.
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Dec 6 2006: David Beresford finds a moving architectural tribute to the fight against apartheid in South Africa's constitutional court.
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Dec 5 2006: When it comes to dogs, New Yorkers are even crazier than the British, writes Ed Pilkington.
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Dec 5 2006: President Marc Ravalomanana, set to retain power, is attempting to drag his country into the 21st century, says Xan Rice.
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Dec 4 2006: Two game rangers in South Africa have become the first gay couple in the continent to get married, writes Andrew Meldrum.
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Dec 1 2006: Tom Parfitt on the gunning down of a security services officer on a busy Moscow street.
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