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Ivorian leader 'negotiating surrender'

Gaddafi forces take Brega

Fresh clashes in restive Yemeni city

Concern for missing Chinese artist Ai Weiwei

Japan seeks Russia's help over nuclear leak

Policemen shot dead near Damascus

Two officers on patrol attacked near suburb were eight protesters were killed last week.

Last Modified: 05 Apr 2011 16:59 GMT

Martelly 'won' Haiti's presidential runoff

Singer Michel Martelly beat former first lady Mirlande Manigat, according to preliminary results.

Last Modified: 05 Apr 2011 07:14 GMT

Credit agency raises pressure on Portugal

Moody's cuts eurozone nation's debt rating by a notch and warns economic uncertainty could see it slashed again.

Last Modified: 05 Apr 2011 10:04 GMT

Bangladesh microcredit pioneer loses appeal

Yunus had challenged a lower court ruling which had upheld government's decision to sack him as Grameen Bank's chief.

Last Modified: 05 Apr 2011 12:18 GMT

In Video

Calls grow to scrap Egypt's emergency law

Emergency rule was used to silence critics of previous leaders. Now people want it outlawed.
Meet Luna, the showjumping cow

With a unique approach to the sport, German teenager Regina Mayer taught a cow to leap.
Mission celebrates space age at 50

Cosmonauts and astronauts team up to mark 50 years since Yuri Gagarin's space flight.
Residents flee battle for Brega

Residents flee to the desert as fighting in Brega intensifies.
Libyans see no room for negotiations

People in Benghazi stand resolute in their calls for Gaddafi and his family to leave power.
Refugees trapped on Myanmar border

Some have spent decades in Thai camps despite foreign aid totalling $66m a year.
Canada pushes for healthy street food

Street vendors in Vancouver will have to abide by strict new healthy food regulations.
Japan nuclear debate on safety and energy

Crisis sparks public anger and spurs debate over country's energy policy.

In Depth

Obama striving for post-imperialism

Robert Grenier 05 Apr 2011 12:06 GMT

Barack Obama's evolving Middle East policy signals a positive shift in US foreign policy, former CIA analyst says.

Bahrain: Still fighting for change

People and Power 05 Apr 2011 14:15 GMT

Bahrainis who were featured in a recent episode of People & Power have now either been arrested or are in hiding.

The Trumpcard of birthright nationalism

By Imran Garda

Goldstone recants, but how much is changed?

By Gregg Carlstrom

'No safe levels' of radiation in Japan

By Dahr Jamail

Other stories from Palestine

By Joanna Blundell

Blogs

Africa

Libya Live Blog - April 5

By Al Jazeera Staff

Africa

Libyan leaders talk exit strategies

By Alan Fisher

Americas

Off to the races

By Camille Elhassani

Asia

Why people-smugglers aren't all bad

By Andrew Thomas

Highlights

Liya Kebede: Fighting for maternal health

Riz Khan 05 Apr 2011 10:25 GMT

In the age of modern medicine, why do so many mothers and newborns continue to go without proper care?

The economies of the revolution

Counting the Cost 02 Apr 2011 08:23 GMT

From Yemen to Bahrain - we examine the economic implications of the uprisings gripping the region.

Seeking a diplomatic solution

On Inside Story

Fighting to be heard in a climate of fear

On Listening Post

Hot Dog

On Al Jazeera Frames

Is Cote d'Ivoire sliding into civil war?

On Inside Story

Programmes

Riz Khan

This live interactive show allows you to put your questions directly to newsmakers.
The Arab Awakening

As revolution shakes the Arab world, a series of films explore the roots of the uprisings and ask 'what next'?
Frost Over The World

Sir David Frost brings together the world's most powerful and famous people.
Birthrights

Exploring maternal health and the power, politics and poverty that impacts it around the world.
Al Jazeera Frames

Al Jazeera's pick of the most moving, beautiful and quirky short films from around the world.
Inside Story

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