EU: Russia-Georgia talks make some progress (AP)

AP - Mediators succeeded Wednesday in getting direct talks going between Russia and Georgia, pressing the two neighbors to resolve security and refugee issues from their August war in the troubled Caucasus.

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World Cup hosts South Africa end year on high note (AFP)

Bafana Bafana' Davids Lance (R) tackles Cameroon's Albert Meyoug (L) during the annual Nelson Mandela Challenge soccer game at Olympia Park in Rustenburg. South Africa won 3-2.(AFP/Alexander Joe)AFP - South Africa claimed a record-equalling fourth consecutive international victory Wednesday by edging Cameroon 3-2 in a Nelson Mandela Challenge thriller.

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Animal rights video shows turkey abuse in W.Va. (AP)

AP - A video released by an animal rights group on Tuesday claims to show horrific abuse of turkeys at West Virginia farms operated by major global poultry grower Aviagen Inc.

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Chavez in song: Venezuela vote has live soundtrack (AP)

A supporter of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez dances during a campaign rally ahead of regional elections in Caracas, Sunday, Nov. 16, 2008. The elections for gubernatorial and municipal posts on Sunday Nov. 23, will be key test of Chavez's support a year after Venezuelans handed him his first defeat by rejecting an attempt to abolish term limits. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)AP - Sunday’s elections in Venezuela will be a key test for President Hugo Chavez a year after voters defeated his effort to change the constitution, and the socialist leader isn’t missing a beat as he campaigns for his allies.

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Myanmar activist follows dad, grandfather to jail (AP)

AP - A court in military-ruled Myanmar sentenced a student activist to 6 1/2 years in jail on Wednesday, a week after his father received a 65-year prison term for his own political activities and a decade after his grandfather died in custody.

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Suspected US missile strikes deep inside Pakistan (AP)

Local children stand beside the rubble of a house hit by suspected U. S. missiles strike in Indi Khel village near Bannu, Pakistan on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008. A suspected U.S. missile strike hit a village well inside Pakistani territory Wednesday, officials said, killing six alleged militants and indicating American willingness to pursue insurgents beyond the lawless tribal regions. (AP Photo/Ijaz Muhammad)AP - The U.S. military apparently struck at Islamic militants outside Pakistan’s lawless tribal belt for the first time Wednesday, firing a missile that killed six suspected insurgents taking refuge away from the conflict zone along the Afghan border.

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DR Congo rebels pull back, UN troops exchange fire with militia (AFP)

Congolese soldiers patrol the town of Kibumba. Congolese rebels withdrew Wednesday from two key battlefronts but threatened to return if government forces occupied the zones, as UN troops and a pro-army militia exchanged fire.(AFP/Roberto Schmidt)AFP - Congolese rebels withdrew Wednesday from two key battlefronts but threatened to return if government forces occupied the zones, as UN troops and a pro-army militia exchanged fire.

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IAEA: Syrian site could have been nuclear reactor (AP)

AP - The U.N. nuclear watchdog agency said Wednesday that a Syrian site bombed by Israel in 2007 had the characteristics of a nuclear reactor. It also admitted that its investigation into Iran’s alleged nuclear weapons program is deadlocked.

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BNP Paribas denies capital increase plan (AP)

AP - French bank BNP Paribas on Wednesday denied what it called “speculative rumors” that it was mulling a capital increase in order to bolster its ratio of ownership equity.

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Indian navy sinks suspected pirate “mother” ship (AP)

In this Nov. 11, 2008 file photo made available by Indian Navy, Indian warship INS Tabar, right, escorts the MV Jag Arnav ship to safety after rescuing it from a hijack attempt by Somali pirates. The Indian navy says the INS Tabar dedicated to fighting pirates has successfully fought off an attempted pirate attack in the Gulf of Aden, sparking explosions and a fire on the suspected pirate ship late Tuesday, Nov. 18. (AP Photo/Indian Navy, HO, File)AP - The ship, operating off the coast of Oman in the lawless waters of the Gulf of Aden, was crewed by heavily armed men, some carrying rocket-propelled grenade launchers. Behind it were a pair of speedboats — the sort pirates often use when they launch attacks on merchant ships in these violent seas.

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