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Napoli back on track thanks to Uruguayan duo

14/02/2012 : Napoli ended a winless run of five matches on Monday with a 2-0 win over Serie A rivals Chievo thanks to goals from Uruguayan duo Miguel Angel Britos and Edinson Cavani.
Oil prices jump after Greek austerity deal

14/02/2012 : World oil prices got a bump Monday from Greece's approval of austerity measures, which have been demanded by international creditors in return for a second bailout, analysts said.

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Plea to Arab League to monitor Syrian flashpoints
24/12/2011 : The opposition Syrian National Council appealed on Sunday for the Arab League to send observers immediately to the besieged city of Homs and other hot spots of a bloody crackdown on dissent.
Wenger mulls Thierry Henry loan deal
24/12/2011 : Thierry Henry could make a remarkable return to Arsenal with Gunners boss Arsene Wenger considering the possibility of a two-month loan deal for the club's favourite son.
Muslim Brotherhood denies Syria bombing claim
24/12/2011 : Syria's Muslim Brotherhood on Saturday denied an Internet claim of responsibility that it was behind suicide bombings in Damascus, saying the claim was posted on a fake website created by the regime.
Suicide attack kills six troops in Pakistan: police
24/12/2011 : A suicide car bomb attack in northwest Pakistan killed six soldiers and wounded about a dozen others on Saturday, police said.
Activists send winter socks to North Korea
24/12/2011 : Activists in South Korea on Saturday sent winter socks carried by gas-filled balloons across the border to the impoverished North, where they can easily be exchanged for food.
Australia win toss and bat in Boxing Day Test
24/12/2011 : Australia won the toss and chose to bat on the opening day of the first Test against India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Monday.
Tennis star Sharapova out of Brisbane International
24/12/2011 : Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova Saturday withdrew from January's Brisbane International due to an ankle injury, but said she expects to be ready for the Australian Open later that month.
Monitors meet Syria top diplomat after bombings
24/12/2011 : Arab League monitors are to meet Syria's top diplomat on Saturday, a day after suicide bombers killed 44 people in attacks Damascus blamed on Al-Qaeda but the opposition said were the regime's work.
Japan approves $1.16-trillion budget
24/12/2011 : Japan's cabinet approved Saturday a 90.334 trillion yen ($1.16 trillion) budget for the 2012 fiscal year, with a record 49 percent financed by bonds even as the country struggles to rein in its massive public debt.
All hail 'supreme commander' Jung-Un
24/12/2011 : North Korea's ruling party Saturday hailed the son of late leader Kim Jong-Il as "supreme commander" of the military, in the latest sign that the untested successor is tightening his grip on power.