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Dozens killed as Afghan wedding hit by rocket
At least 26 guests killed by missile in southern province of Helmand during fighting between Afghan forces and Taliban.
Dozens killed in New Year's stampede in China
At least 35 people killed and dozens injured in a stampede during New Year's celebrations in Shanghai.
NATO: Job done in Afghanistan?
US-led alliance marks the end of its combat mission in Afghanistan after a 13-year war.
Palestinians decide to join ICC
President Abbas signs documents to join ICC a day after resolution to end Israel's occupation was defeated at the UN.
Australia and NZ first to welcome 2015
Nearly 1.5 million people lined the famed Sydney Harbour to usher in the new year with spectacular fireworks.
Greece dissolves parliament for January vote
Vote to take place amid concerns that the austerity-weary country could start unwinding unpopular fiscal reforms.
Many killed in Burundi-DRC border clashes
At least 22 people killed in fighting between army and members from an unidentified rebel group close to DRC border.
New Tunisia president pledges reconciliation
Beji Caid Essebsi inaugurated as president at the end of a year that saw a new constitution and parliament.
Gambia leader to return after 'coup attempt'
President Yahya Jammeh returns to Gambia after a failed coup on his presidency, prompting fears of a purge.
Houthis killed in Yemen suicide bombing
At least 20 Houthi rebels killed in Ibb city in central Yemen while over 30 dead in fighting elsewhere.
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia hospitalised
Ninety-one-year-old King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz admitted to hospital for "medical checks," royal court says.
Italy rescues migrants from 'drifting ship'
Italian coast guards save at least 728 migrants, mainly Syrians, from cargo ship after its crew apparently disappeared.
Five more Guantanamo detainees freed
Five prisoners held for 12 years in Guantanamo Bay without charge, sent to Kazakhstan for resettlement, US says.
Bad weather hampers AirAsia recovery mission
Indonesian teams suspend recovery of bodies of 162 people who were on the AirAsia plane that crashed into Java Sea.
Thousands protest against Peru labour laws
At least 5,000 people rally in Lima against new legislation that reduce employment benefits for those aged 18 to 24.
Iraqi forces 'retake Dhuluiyah from ISIL'
Pro-government forces complete recapture of strategic town which had been held by ISIL for months, commanders say.
UNSC rejects resolution on Palestinian state
Bid to end Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories by 2017 garners eight votes, one short of total needed to pass.
Battles rage for control of Iraq's Kirkuk
While Peshmerga forces have held Kirkuk, ISIL has been unrelenting in its attempt to take the resource-rich city.
Greece: End of austerity?
Snap elections raise concerns that far-Left opposition could go back on multi-billion bailout deals.
UNSC set to vote on Palestinian resolution
Security Council to vote on ending Israel's occupation and a peace deal within a year at 22:00 GMT on Tuesday.