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EU leaders set to discuss financial crisis

Fuel-tanker blast kills Afghan civilians

Doha meeting discusses Libya's future

Tunisia's Ennahdha favours Jbeli for PM role

Turkey keeps up hunt for quake survivors

Thai PM sounds Bangkok inundation warning

Locals residents scramble for safety as experts pin the Thai capital's fate on dykes along the Chao Phraya River.

Last Modified: 26 Oct 2011 11:13 GMT

Police crack down on Oakland protesters

"Occupy" demonstrators marching in anger over arrests made earlier, meet with flash grenades and tear gas in US city.

Last Modified: 26 Oct 2011 10:56 GMT

Tibetan monk 'sets himself ablaze' in China

Incident in Ganzi in Sichuan province is the tenth reported self-immolation case to take place in the country.

Last Modified: 26 Oct 2011 11:19 GMT

Ex-Goldman Sachs director 'to face charges'

Rajat Gupta, an unindicted co-conspirator in the Raj Rajaratnam insider trading case, expected to surrender to the FBI.

Last Modified: 26 Oct 2011 11:24 GMT

Liberian opposition to boycott run-off

Opposition threatens to pull out out of run-off unless "free, fair and transparent electoral process" is put into place.

Last Modified: 26 Oct 2011 05:25 GMT

In Video

Protests greet Greece tax increases

Angry Athenians say measures announced by the government will hit honest taxpayers the hardest.
India launches mega database project

Government hopes project will lead to easy identification of people, but activists worry about privacy issues.
No escape from screen for children

US report finds increasing exposure to TV, computers and mobile devices, despite warning from pediatrics academy.
Boeing Dreamliner's maiden flight

World's first airliner made out of carbon fibre and touted as an aviation breakthrough, makes history.
German hackers uncover state snooping

Insertion of "trojans" on two suspects' computers raises questions about police action's legality.
Afghan mothers at risk

Despite billions of dollars in aid, country's maternal mortality rate remains highest in the world.
Turkey quake raises housing quality questions

Turkish authorities face scrutiny over failings of building regulations after deadly quake.
Indonesians live off volcano's remnants

Residents hit hard by last year's eruption of Merapi turn sand, rock and souvenir T-shirts into a source of income.

Highlights

Bonded slaves

Slavery: A 21st Century Evil 26 Oct 2011 10:23 GMT

It is a form of slavery that is passed down from one generation to the next, enslaving millions.

Did Libya's NTC lose control of its fighters?

Inside Story 26 Oct 2011 12:23 GMT

Inside Story examines reports of atrocities committed during the final weeks of battle and asks if these were justified.

Are foreign investors colonising Africa?

On The Stream

Tunisia's polls: a model for the Arab world?

On Inside Story

Are banks to blame for the global economic downturn?

On The Stream

India's Silent War

On Al Jazeera Correspondent

Blogs

Asia

From New Zealand with love

By Paul Rhys

Middle East

Meanwhile in Egypt, a simmering anger

By D. Parvaz

Africa

The Gaddafi love-in ends

By Imran Khan

Africa

Conflict: Lion against man

By Nick Clark

In Depth

A tale of two Syrian villages: Part two

Nir Rosen 26 Oct 2011 12:35 GMT

Communities are divided, with Alawite and Sunni villages each blaming the other for rising sectarianism.

Can Herman Cain deliver?

Dahr Jamail 26 Oct 2011 11:40 GMT

Presidential hopeful Herman Cain, while controversial, has a possible chance of winning the Republican nomination.

In Pictures: Gulf seafood industry struggling

By Erika Blumenfeld

Deported Palestinians describe prison ordeal

By Mohammad Alsaafin and Nour Samaha

A tale of two villages

By Nir Rosen

Gaddafi: Friends in high places

Programmes

Slavery: A 21st Century Evil

Rageh Omaar investigates the flourishing modern slave trade, asking how 27 million people can be enslaved today.
Al Jazeera World

A series of one-hour documentaries showcasing films from across the Al Jazeera Network.
Activate

Telling the stories of activists around the world as they challenge authority and stand up for what they believe in.
earthrise

An upbeat new series exploring the solutions to today's environmental challenges.
Listening Post

A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media.
Al Jazeera Correspondent

From remote corners of Tibet to the mines of Chile, Al Jazeera's correspondents take us on their journey of discovery.