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Tornado leaves scores dead in US city

Sudan's Abyei 'ablaze' after capture by north

Syria denounces EU sanctions move

Gunbattle in Yemen as Saleh remains defiant

Attack helicopters to boost NATO in Libya

Obama reaffirms US-Irish ties during visit

US president tells crowd in Dublin that his country's relationship with Ireland is bound in history and friendship.

Last Modified: 23 May 2011 20:04 GMT

Scotland flights cancelled over ash cloud

Several airlines cancel flights as ash cloud from Iceland's Grimsvotn volcano heads towards UK and Scandinavia.

Last Modified: 23 May 2011 16:00 GMT

Mumbai suspect speaks of 'Pakistan role'

American on trial in the US for involvement in 2008 Mumbai attacks says he was in contact with Pakistani intelligence.

Last Modified: 23 May 2011 21:21 GMT

Palestinian PM suffers heart attack in US

Spokesman says Salam Fayyad underwent surgery after feeling chest pain during trip to attend son's graduation.

Last Modified: 23 May 2011 20:55 GMT

In Video

MP names Ryan Giggs in UK injunction row

MP says "impractical" to jail users tweeting that footballer has injunction over alleged affair.
Revolution hits Egypt tourism

Economy takes a knock as the number of visitors to the country is almost halved.
Battle scars rebel-held Misurata

Signs of deadly battles for Libyan rebel holdout are everywhere, from scarred buildings to roadside rockets.
Syrians speak of deaths in custody

In footage obtained by Al Jazeera, families say security forces tortured and killed relatives.
Iraq's sectarian walls come down

Concrete walls, erected by US military to separate Sunni and Shia neighbourhoods, will be taken down.
UK princess' wedding hat sells for $131,000

Money from Ebay bid for Princess Beatrice's bizarre headpiece will go to charities.
Abuse accusations cloud Mexican official

Ciudad Juarez's police chief faces criticism over his offensive against drug cartels.
Nepali 'untouchables' struggle for land

Slow land reform frustrates Nepal's poor in a region where access to land linked to prosperity.

In Depth

Kashmir's gardens fight for heritage status

Nafeesa Syeed 23 May 2011 16:32 GMT

Ornate parks built by the 17th-century Mughal dynasty have been restored - now admirers are seeking the UN's protection.

Thai red shirts form alliance ahead of polls

Marwaan Macan-Marker 23 May 2011 15:47 GMT

Protest group endorses political party and returns to the streets, one year after a brutal crackdown saw dozens killed.

Q&A;: Eyal Sivan speaks to Al Jazeera

By Sousan Hammad

WikiLeaks: A battle to 'carve up' the Arctic

By Chris Arsenault

Anonymous and the Arab uprisings

By Yasmine Ryan

Egypt's crackdown now wears camouflage

By Evan Hill

Blogs

Middle East

Tourists shun post-revolution Egypt

By Alan Fisher

Middle East

Mother of the Revolution

By Alan Fisher

Middle East

Syria Live Blog

By Al Jazeera Staff

Europe

Sweet survival - but the past is already relegated

By Paul Rhys

Highlights

Sudan divided

Inside Story 23 May 2011 09:00 GMT

Growing unrest ahead of secession, what lies behind the latest violent attacks?

Pacific paradise timebomb

101 East 18 May 2011 09:51 GMT

Japanese shipwrecks destroyed during World War II could lead to an environmental disaster in the Pacific.

War & revolutions: Europe and the Arab world

On Empire

Nakba, rebels and reporters

On Listening Post

I knew bin Laden

On Special programme

Libya: Crimes against humanity

On Frost Over the World

Programmes

Empire

Marwan Bishara and guests analyse global powers and their agendas.
Listening Post

A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media.
Frost Over The World

Sir David Frost brings together the world's most powerful and famous people.
The Fabulous Picture Show

A fresh perspective on the world of movies and international film-making.
Counting the Cost

The best of Al Jazeera's reporting on the impact of the financial crisis.
I knew bin Laden

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