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Cameron vows action to halt London riots

European markets follow Asian slide

Turkish foreign minister meets Syria's Assad

Somalia offers al-Shabab amnesty

'Tortured' veterans to sue Rumsfeld

Libyan rebels reshuffle leadership

National Transitional Council fires executive board and asks chairman to pick new one, as fighters push towards Tripoli.

Last Modified: 08 Aug 2011 22:24 GMT

Fukushima pay-outs could pull plug on TEPCO

After $7.4bn quarterly loss and $15bn loss for the year, future is now uncertain for Asia's largest utility.

Last Modified: 09 Aug 2011 12:05 GMT

Maid files civil suit against Strauss-Kahn

Hotel housekeeper charged former IMF chief with committing a "violent and sadistic" attack against her.

Last Modified: 09 Aug 2011 03:05 GMT

Tropical storm Muifa lashes China and Koreas

Strong winds, heavy rain bear down around Yellow Sea, killing four in S Korea and threatening Chinese chemical plant.

Last Modified: 08 Aug 2011 22:13 GMT

In Video

Syria solidarity rally held in Beirut

Hundreds call on the Lebanese government to speak out against neighbouring Syria's bloody crackdown on protesters.
Brazil housing surge raises fears of bubble

Growing consumer debt and rising inflation are pushing the market to unsustainable levels, say critics.
Tibetans inaugurate new PM-in-exile

Lobsang Sangay assumes political leadership of Tibetan people but Dalai Lama remains spiritual leader.
Power shortage scorches Iraq summer

Residents resort to many different measures to keep cool with access to few hours of electricity a day.
Haiti's homeless displaced again

Many earthquake victims have been evicted by landowners trying to assert control of private land.
Seattle tries to gauge happiness

New data will be placed alongside existing measures to provide indications of public's quality of life.
US debt crisis stirs political rhetoric

S&P;'s credit downgrade raises pressure on politicians to resolve country's economic problems.
Bahrain expats launch opposition TV channel

Team behind London channel says its aim is to air unbiased accounts of protests in Bahrain.

Highlights

London's burning

Inside Story 09 Aug 2011 09:58 GMT

What sparked the London riots and what are the police doing to counter the violence?

Bahrain: Shouting in the dark

Special programme 04 Aug 2011 20:27 GMT

The story of the Arab revolution that was abandoned by the Arabs, forsaken by the West and forgotten by the world.

In Israel 'it's the economy, stupid'

On Inside Story

Uighur terrorism or ethnic clashes?

Kenya's unwinnable war

On The Cafe

The Queen Has No Crown

On The Fabulous Picture Show

Blogs

Europe

UK Riots Live Blog

By Al Jazeera Staff

Americas

Vulnerability of indigenous tribes in Brazil

By Gabriel Elizondo

By Alan Fisher

By Al Jazeera Staff

In Depth

In Pictures: London's burning, day 3

Matthew Cassel 09 Aug 2011 00:28 GMT

Riots continue for the third night in the British capital.

In Pictures: Liberian hip-co

Cameron Zohoori 08 Aug 2011 13:44 GMT

Two local artists are pioneering Liberia's version of hip-hop.

London art festival questions Arab identity

By Roxanne Horesh

Impunity cloaks abuse of girls in Jamaica

By Zadie Neufville

The day Hiroshima turned into hell

By Cajsa Wikstrom

In Pictures: The world in 24 hours

By Matthew Cassel

Programmes

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An energetic series about the reality of life in Europe as an African migrant.
The Cafe

A talk show set in cafes around the world in which we hear the explosive conversations of local leaders and experts.
Inside Story

Dissecting the day's top story - a frank assessment of the latest developments.
The Fabulous Picture Show

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

Marwan Bishara and guests analyse global powers and their agendas.
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