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UN approves ceasefire monitors for Syria

Egypt bars key candidates from elections

Iran nuclear talks termed 'constructive'

Sudan fighting escalates over Heglig oilfield

Peru's Shining Path frees kidnapped workers

Afghan peace council appoints new chairman

Salahuddin Rabbani, son of murdered Burhanuddin Rabbani, is named new point man in negotiations with the Afghan Taliban.

Last Modified: 14 Apr 2012 18:50 GMT

Guinea-Bissau coup leaders consolidate power

Military sets conditions for formation of "national unity government" and confirms arrest of prime minister and others.

Last Modified: 14 Apr 2012 12:01 GMT

Leaders gather for Americas summit

Obama arrives in Colombia with US facing regional scrutiny over its isolation of Cuba and criticism over "war on drugs".

Last Modified: 14 Apr 2012 08:03 GMT

Pakistan says little hope for buried troops

Army says finding survivors would be "miracle" although search continues for 139 soldiers buried by Kashmir avalanche.

Last Modified: 14 Apr 2012 20:57 GMT

Bollywood star in US 'racial profiling' row

US apologises to Shahrukh Khan for "delay" after actor was held for 90 minutes by airport immigration officers.

Last Modified: 14 Apr 2012 05:32 GMT

In Video

German farm goes whole hog with online swine

Customers can select their preferred pig before the pork reaches their plates.
Karachi's architectural heritage at risk

Activists fight to keep Karachi's booming population from endangering landmark buildings.
Libya's NTC investigates rebel 'corruption'

New government freezes payments over concerns that former fighters misused funding.
Peruvian troops hunt for missing workers

Hundreds of soldiers deployed to jungle in bid to rescue 36 workers believed abducted by Shining Path.
US police shootings rise as crime falls

New figures suggest levels of violent crime in US have fallen, while police deaths have risen markedly.
Surviving the North Korean gulags

Testimonies of torture and forced labour from former detainees of North Korean prison camps.
Charities act to feed 'starving' in Britain

Charities say economic situation has severely affected thousands of people to the point of starvation.
Costs hit New Year celebrations in Sri Lanka

Rising cost of living means country's festivities for its New Year will be less elaborate.

Highlights

Dan Meridor: 'The danger comes from Iran'

Talk to Al Jazeera14 Apr 2012 10:39 GMT

We analyse the words and issues central to the dispute between Iran and Israel with Israel's deputy prime minister.

Web of Hate

101 East13 Apr 2012 17:13 GMT

Cyber-bullying has become a major issue in Australia, leading to anxiety, withdrawal from school and even suicide.

Navigating Syria's slippery narratives

On Listening Post

Are taxes fair in the US?

On Inside Story Americas

Panama: Village of the damned

On People and Power

The Oracles of Pennsylvania Avenue

On Al Jazeera World

Blogs

Americas

Obama: A casualty of the Cold War?

By Lucia Newman

Middle East

A rare admission from Israel

By Teymoor Nabili

Europe

Charities act to feed 'starving' in Britain

By Laurence Lee

Americas

Dear America: My name is Khan. I'm not a terrorist

By Imran Khan

In Depth

Q&A;: What's going on in Guinea-Bissau?

Azad Essa14 Apr 2012 20:10 GMT

Dr Marie Gibert says that the coup is a struggle for power between the country's military and civilian leaders.

US allies call for drug legalisation

Chris Arsenault13 Apr 2012 16:02 GMT

Conservatives in Guatemala and Colombia are pushing for a new approach to the drug war at the Summit of the Americas.

The battle to name Syria's Friday protests

By Basma Atassi

In Pictures: Pyongyang preparing for holiday

By Al Jazeera staff

Starving for a cause

By Chris Arsenault

Q&A;: Hooman Majd on Iran and sanctions

By Matthew Cassel

Programmes

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 World

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

Looking deeper into the US and its place in the world.
Witness

Bringing world issues into focus with courageous and inspiring human stories.
People & Power

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

Opinion

For the sake of Europe, Sarkozy must stand down

Reza Marashi

Welcome to Palestine: 'Even prisoners are allowed visits'

Robert Naiman

What can we expect from Rio+20?

Robert Costanza

'Race war': A trick of political rhetoric

John Stoehr

The Summit of the Americas, WikiLeaks and the failed war on drugs

Nikolas Kozloff

The UK government's war on internet freedom

Trevor Timm

Down and pretty close to out in Grand Cayman

Cliff Schecter

The Kim dynasty's satellite of love

Pepe Escobar

Obama in Cartagena: No change, dwindling hope

Alex Main

Surveillance of American Muslims: A tale of three cities

Faiza Patel

Spotlight

Sudan Stand-off Full coverage of North-South strife over the new common border and shared oil resources.
Korea Conundrum In-depth coverage of tension in Northeast Asia surrounding Pyongyang's botched rocket launch.
Syria: The War Within Violent crackdown continues as international community remains divided on pressuring Assad.
US Elections 2012 Comprehensive coverage of presidential campaigns from the primary season through November 6.