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Syrian army starts crackdown in northern town

Renewed NATO air strikes rock Tripoli

US's Gingrich campaign staff resign en masse

Bean sprouts likely cause of E.coli outbreak

Iraq 'to request' US troops to stay

Pakistan soldiers 'gun down unarmed man'

Investigation under way after footage surfaces of alleged killing of unarmed man by five Karachi soldiers.

Last Modified: 09 Jun 2011 21:11 GMT

Conviction in Danish cartoon attack plot

Jury finds Chicago man guilty of plotting attacks against Danish newspaper, but clears him in 2008 Mumbai rampage.

Last Modified: 10 Jun 2011 04:45 GMT

Yemen rivals set to stage mass protests

Rival demonstrations planned on Friday amid reports that President Saleh will return from Riyadh soon.

Last Modified: 10 Jun 2011 01:08 GMT

Formula One race in Bahrain cancelled

Bahrain Grand Prix organisers cancel race amid accusations of human rights abuses in government crackdown on protesters.

Last Modified: 10 Jun 2011 02:24 GMT

In Video

Libya at risk from unexploded munitions

Safety teams spend weeks to clear area around Ajdabiya after months of conflict.
River swells after Chile volcanic eruption

People on banks of Nilahu ordered to evacuate as ash and debris block flow of river.
Philippine coral reefs under threat

New report says coral reefs are threatened by poaching, deforestation and illegal mining.
US state signs harsh immigration law

Critics say new Alabama legislation may translate into racial profiling.
Housing revolution needed in Egypt

Lack of affordable housing remains one of Egypt's most crucial problems.
Floods bring bumper wheat harvest in Pakistan

Last year's flooding has aided latest crop but export ban limits farmers' profits.
Turks vote amid unprecedented prosperity

Many voters in Sunday's poll will look no further than surging economy when casting their vote.
Visual diary shows Libyan soldier at war

New video gives insight into reality of war from perspective of government troops.

In Depth

US-NATO war 'served al-Qaeda strategy'

Gareth Porter 10 Jun 2011 11:10 GMT

Slain journalist Syed Saleem Shahzad's book asserts al-Qaeda, unlike the Taliban, wants Western-led wars to continue.

China and the US: Sizing up for cyber war?

Chris Arsenault 09 Jun 2011 08:53 GMT

Senior US officials call cyber attacks 'acts of war', but critics think the tough talk is a smokescreen for censorship.

Palestinian activism energised by Arab Spring

By Yasmine Ryan

The new face of Turkey's oldest party

By Simon Hooper

June 7: The anniversary nobody remembers

By Sandy Tolan

China's changing tone on African investment

By Antoaneta Becker

Blogs

Europe

Turkish expats vote in key election

By Ayse Alibeyoglu

By Gabriel Elizondo

By Al Jazeera Staff

By Al Jazeera Staff

Highlights

Osama my neighbour

People and Power 09 Jun 2011 08:02 GMT

People & Power visited the people of Abbottabad in the days after the raid that saw the capture of Osama bin Laden.

Murder in Kinshasa

Special programme 09 Jun 2011 16:26 GMT

Who killed President Laurent Kabila, and why?

Kick It Up: A Year Later

On Witness

MF Husain

On One on One

Turning around the EU's poorest country

On Inside Story

Across Mexico: Chasing an impossible dream

On Special series

Programmes

The Fabulous Picture Show

A fresh perspective on the world of movies and international film-making.
101 East

A weekly discussion programme on Asia-Pacific current affairs.
Struggle Over the Nile

The history and politics of the Nile, a river that is a source of sustenance but also one of potential conflict.
People & Power

A groundbreaking investigative programme, which looks at the use and abuse of power.
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.