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China frees dissident Hu Jia

South Africa hosts AU talks on Libya

Death toll rises in Afghan hospital blast

Lulz Security says hacking campaign over

Venezuela dismisses Chavez illness rumours

Deadly blast strikes Iraqi police station

At least two dead and 17 injured, interior ministry says, in attack blamed by security official on wheelchair bomber.

Last Modified: 26 Jun 2011 11:41 GMT

Global diabetes numbers at all-time high

New study says that 347 million adults worldwide have disease, double the number affected by it 1980.

Last Modified: 25 Jun 2011 19:41 GMT

Mourners 'shot dead' at Syria funeral

Rights group say five civilians killed as security forces open fire at funeral and raid homes.

Last Modified: 26 Jun 2011 11:36 GMT

Trade tops agenda as China's Wen visits UK

Chinese premier to focus on economic ties on second leg of European tour - as well as visiting Shakespeare's birthplace.

Last Modified: 26 Jun 2011 02:56 GMT

In Video

Afghan drugs find market at home

Most recovering addicts end up back on the streets because of failing support network.
Toxic smoke raises stink in Naples

Residents burn rubbish in protest at government's failure to clear waste from streets.
Nigerian schools in dire state

In Lagos State a local governor tries to battle a growing epidemic in the country's school system.
Gun runners supply Libya rebels

Despite an embargo on imports into Libya, rebel fighters receive shiploads of weapons.
Pollution threatens Mexico City water

Supply of clean water in peril due to growing contamination of ancient canals.
Seoul trains 'intellectual troops'

South Korea hopes trained defectors will help reshape North in its image if regime collapses.
Michael Jackson remembered

We speak to a family inspired by the pop star on the second anniversary of his death.
Severe drought hits eastern Africa

Ten killed in clashes over grazing and water and Red Cross says several have died of starvation in Kenya.

Highlights

Greece: Is the media part of the problem?

Listening Post 25 Jun 2011 09:11 GMT

We look at the Greek protests and how the media covered them, plus, the world's satirical puppet masters.

Thaksin Shinawatra

Talk to Jazeera 25 Jun 2011 13:44 GMT

The former Thai PM speaks to Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay about his self-imposed exile and the future of his country.

Sudan: History of a broken land

On Special series

On the borderline

On 101 East

Singing with Murderers

On Artscape

To the Last Drop

On Witness

Blogs

Americas

Woman 'aged 120 years old' discovered in Brazil

By Gabriel Elizondo

Americas

Leaked: Mainstream Media’s Dictionary. Letter C.

By Imran Garda

Asia

The beginning of the end or the end of the beginning?

By Kamal Hyder

Business

I'm not defending OPEC but...

By Abid Ali

In Depth

Gulf conservation and corporate 'greenwash'

Arwa Aburawa 25 Jun 2011 16:11 GMT

Environmentalists say that polluting corporations only fund Middle East conservation projects as a "greenwash" policy.

A community under siege in tribal Pakistan

Mujib Mashal 25 Jun 2011 11:45 GMT

As US prepares troop withdrawal, Taliban's strong hold on border regions reveals Pakistan's vulnerability.

Is the inter-Korean conflict going cyber?

By Sangwon Yoon

Aleppo: Syria's sleeping giant stirs

By Hugh Macleod and Annasofie Flamand

Climate Change: It's bad and getting worse

By Dahr Jamail

Flotilla II prepares to sail for Gaza

By Bego Astigarraga

Programmes

Listening Post

A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media.
Artscape

A look at the creative forces behind many of the world's headlines.
Frost Over The World

Sir David Frost brings together the world's most powerful and famous people.
Talk to Jazeera

Al Jazeera interviews the people making the headlines.
One on One

Get to know the people you've seen and heard of more intimately, with One on One.
Sudan: The Break-Up

Telling the tragic history of a great experiment to see whether Muslims and Christians could live under one government.