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Gaddafi dismisses claims he was injured

Scores killed in Pakistan twin bomb attacks

Bahrain targets Shia religious sites

Thousands rally in Egypt's Tahrir Square

Mitchell resigns as US Middle East envoy

Demonstrations flare across Syria

Anti-government protesters take to the streets in several major cities and in mainly Kurdish towns.

Last Modified: 13 May 2011 12:22 GMT

Clashes in East Jerusalem ahead of Nakba day

Arrests as Palestinians prepare to mark "day of catastrophe" on anniversary of Israel's 1948 declaration of statehood.

Last Modified: 13 May 2011 19:52 GMT

Yemen protesters shot as Saleh vows defiance

Three protesters killed in city of Ibb, as president tells supporters "we will confront a challenge with a challenge".

Last Modified: 13 May 2011 16:16 GMT

Hundreds of migrants reach Italian island

Boatloads of people believed to be fleeing conflict in northern African arrive on Lampedusa, officials say.

Last Modified: 13 May 2011 19:47 GMT

In Video

Autism 'more common' than thought

New study says neurological disorder may affect more than previously thought.
Nuclear fears cast doubt over Australian mine

The Japanese nuclear disaster has added impetus to the fight against a uranium mine.
Rebels hold ground from mountain post

Fighters in Libya's western mountains speak exclusively to Al Jazeera about their battle against Gaddafi
Azerbaijan activists face major challenges

Poor prospects for democracy as protests calling for the president to resign are stifled.
Breakthrough in the fight against HIV

New research says early doses of antiretrovirals can reduce HIV contagiousness.
Thousands flee Mississippi River flooding

Flood waters force thousands of people in the southern US state to seek higher ground.
Libya rebels gain diplomatic boost

Libyan rebel delegations kick off new diplomatic campaigns in UK and US to seek more support.
Europe signals tighter border travel checks

EU announces plan to allow states to close borders if they expect surge of immigrants.

In Depth

Defeat rocks India's elected communists

Subir Bhaumik 13 May 2011 16:51 GMT

After 34 years, the world's longest-ruling elected communist government has been ousted from West Bengal state.

Tunisia's dissident blog stays true to form

Yasmine Ryan 13 May 2011 13:12 GMT

Al Jazeera speaks with Nawaat co-founder, Riadh Guerfali, about citizen journalism in post-uprising Tunisia.

Bin Laden: Exposing Pakistan's paradoxes

By Asad Hashim

Toxic contamination of the Gulf environment

By Erika Blumenfeld

Bahrain: From hospital to prison

By Christopher Stokes

Raids and rebellion in Benghazi

By Ruth Sherlock

Blogs

Middle East

Syria Live Blog - May 13

By Al Jazeera Staff

By Al Jazeera Staff

By Kamal Hyder

By John Terrett

Highlights

Bahrain: The black hole of Arab uprisings?

Inside Story 12 May 2011 11:03 GMT

As the world focuses on Libya, Syria and Yemen, we discuss the absence of media coverage in the Gulf kingdom.

I knew bin Laden

Special programme 10 May 2011 15:25 GMT

An insight into Osama bin Laden's life through the eyes of people who knew him and met him.

Hoda's Story

On Witness

Pakistani truckers' perilous journey

On Risking it all

Picking up the pieces

On Witness

US-China: Clashing over human rights

On Inside Story

Programmes

The Fabulous Picture Show

A fresh perspective on the world of movies and international film-making.
The Arab Awakening

As revolution shakes the Arab world, a series of films explore the roots of the uprisings and ask 'what next'?
101 East

A weekly discussion programme on Asia-Pacific current affairs.
Inside Story

Dissecting the day's top story - a frank assessment of the latest developments.
Next Music Station

A musical odyssey through the rhythms of the Arab world.
Risking it all

An action-packed series following people around the world who take extraordinary risks to earn a living.