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ICC issues Gaddafi arrest warrant

Four Khmer Rouge leaders go on trial

Syrian opposition figures meet in Damascus

Tobacco giant fights Australia over brand ban

Security fears ahead of US exit from Iraq

Deadly bomb blasts hit Nigerian city

Officials say Boko Haram group behind three explosions targeting beer gardens in Maiduguri.

Last Modified: 26 Jun 2011 23:46 GMT

Bashir visits China ahead of S Sudan split

Sudanese president says relations with China will not be affected by Beijing's ties with South Sudan.

Last Modified: 27 Jun 2011 08:47 GMT

Karzai accuses Pakistan of shelling

Afghan president says 36 people have been killed in cross-border bombardment of two eastern provinces.

Last Modified: 27 Jun 2011 08:10 GMT

River Plate relegated for first time

Police fire water hoses at fans as 33 times Argentine league champions River Plate are relegated to the second division.

Last Modified: 26 Jun 2011 21:46 GMT

In Video

US city of Minot hard-hit by floods

Engineers are working hard to maintain a levee that is protecting what is left of it.
Future uncertain for Libyan refugees in Italy

Often lacking a clear legal status, refugees are unable to work and must wait for decision.
Canada plays host to India's Bollywood awards

Industry hopes to tap into North American market by bringing its stars to Toronto.
Pfizer victims fear DNA testing

Many victims of botched Nigerian trial abandon compensation claims because of it.
Japan's huge post-tsunami clean up continues

Officials say process set to take up to three years following twin natural disasters.
Thaksin's sister leads polls into Thai vote

Army's intentions weigh over elections as family of former PM looks set to rule again.
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.

Highlights

The future of NATO's mission in Libya

Frost Over the World 25 Jun 2011 13:29 GMT

A rise in the number of civilian deaths has called into question NATO's strategy in Libya.

Syria: An act of desperation?

Inside Story 26 Jun 2011 11:26 GMT

Syrian troops have moved close to the Turkish border in a bid to prevent more Syrians crossing into neighbouring Turkey.

Yvonne Chaka Chaka

On One on One

Thaksin Shinawatra

On Talk to Jazeera

Building 'a new Greece'?

On Counting the Cost

Greece: Is the media part of the problem?

On Listening Post

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

Yemen's splintered opposition

Amel Ahmed 26 Jun 2011 12:58 GMT

Since Saleh's departure, rifts between Yemen's diverse community leaves organisers wondering what step to take next.

Algeria's 'one-eyed' American general

Jeremy Keenan 26 Jun 2011 14:30 GMT

The US may not 'see' any evidence of Algerian support for Libya's Gaddafi, but that does not mean it does not exist.

Gulf conservation and corporate 'greenwash'

By Arwa Aburawa

A community under siege in tribal Pakistan

By Mujib Mashal

Is the inter-Korean conflict going cyber?

By Sangwon Yoon

Aleppo: Syria's sleeping giant stirs

By Hugh Macleod and Annasofie Flamand

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.