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China and Ireland leaders shaking hands. -AP

Iran halts oil exports to Britain and France, protests in Greece continue, New Zealand marks the anniversary of a deadly earthquake, and China's vice president visits Ireland.

Protest in Europe erupt over a copyright treaty/AP

Protests in Europe break out over the Anit-Coutnerfeiting Trade Agreement, Greece faces more economic issues, women in the U.S. Military can be seeing few roles in combat, and Whitney Houston passes away.

Protesters of Occupy DC clash with authorities, Egypt reupts in a new round of protesting, Russia and China veto a UN resolution on Syria, and areas of Australia see more flooding.

Occupy protesters clash with police in Oakland, California, a car crash leaves at least 10 dead in Florida, water in China becomes contaminated with cadmium, and labor unions protest in Belgium.

The South Carolina primary causes a shake up in the GOP race, fears start to rise with an Italian cruise ship that ran aground, President Obama rejects plans for an oil pipeline to be built in the U.S., and Congresswoman Giffords resigns.

An Italian cruise ship runs aground outside of Tuscany, nine coutries in the eurozone have their credit score's downgraded, Kazakhstan holds elections, and buliding in Lebanon collapses.

An American man is sentenced to death in Iran; a ship in New Zealand spills more oil into the ocean, Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords returns to Tucson, Arizona for a memorial service; and Republican candidates head to New Hampshire for the 2012 primary.

Political eyes are on the Midwestern state of Iowa for the first voting of the 2012 presidential campaign; North Korea names a new ruler and sets some important goals for 2012; Los Angeles police may have a lead in the suspicious car fires that occurred over the last week; and some US troops arrive home from Iraq just in time for the holidays.

European Union leaders meet in Paris to tackle the region's debt crisis, the United States and other nations meet in Germany for the Bonn Conference to discuss international support of Afghanistan, Russia holds parliamentary elections, and U.S. Vice President visits Greece to discuss the current financial crisis and the challenges that lie ahead.

Egyptians head to the polls to vote in their first election since the ousting of their longtime leader, residents in New Zealand are allowed to enter a cathedral for the first time since an earth quake in February, the United Nations holds a conference held in South Africa, and Germans protest over nuclear waste.

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