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Cyprus asks EU for financial bailout

Turkish cabinet meets to discuss Syria crisis

Egypt's Morsi calls for unity after poll win

Mixed ruling on Arizona immigration law

Spanish banks hit with new credit downgrades

Bashir says Sudan protests are no Arab Spring

As demonstrations against austerity measures continue, Sudan's president says they are the work of "a few agitators".

Last Modified: 26 Jun 2012 00:08 GMT

Putin seeks to refresh Israeli relations

Leaders discuss Iran's nuclear programme and Syria unrest during the Russian president's short visit to Jerusalem.

Last Modified: 25 Jun 2012 16:10 GMT

Myanmar's Rohingya forced back to sea

Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence reached Bangladesh after days at sea, only to be turned away by border guards.

Last Modified: 25 Jun 2012 16:09 GMT

Extradition tests Tunisia's ruling coalition

Move to send back Libya's last prime minister al-Mahmoudi leads to row between the president and Islamist PM.

Last Modified: 25 Jun 2012 20:17 GMT

Paraguay's Lugo forms 'parallel cabinet'

Deposed president rallies allies at home and abroad to force congress to reverse a vote to remove him.

Last Modified: 25 Jun 2012 17:12 GMT

In Video

South Sudan 'failed to stop ethnic fighting'

UN criticises Juba for its handling of tribal conflict in Jonglei state that has left 900 people dead.
Propeller planes making a comeback

A French-Italian company banks on turbo-propeller aircraft to make savings over more expensive jets.
Indians adopt new burial practices

Lack of space and bureaucracy prompt some in a Christian congregation in a southern city to share graves.
Giant of Galapagos Islands is lost forever

Lonesome George, last remaining tortoise of his kind and a conservation icon, has died at the age of 100.
Mongolian miners claim injustice

Despite the country's booming economy, miners say they are not allowed to work in the mines owned by foreign companies.
Hong Kong media fear restrictions

Journalists, who have traditionally operated freely, see China tightening its grip on the territory.
S Africa weighs nationalisation

Ruling party to debate whether mines, banks and land - 80 per cent of which is in white hands - should be state-owned.
Uneasy calm in Nigerian state amid curfew

Strict curfew in place across northern Kaduna state after church attacks, amid fears of retaliatory violence.

Blogs

Americas

Amazon Indians occupy Belo Monte dam site

By Gabriel Elizondo

Asia

'National Uprising' waged for Afghan rights

By Jennifer Glasse

Africa

Wheeling for change in Kenya

By Peter Greste

Americas

Journey to the heart of Sinaloa

By Adam Raney

Programme Highlights

Is this the end of Egypt's revolution?

Inside Story25 Jun 2012 11:32 GMT

As the country's first elected leader is ushered in, we ask what a president with little power can achieve.

Turkey-Syria relations: Taking a nose dive?

Inside Syria24 Jun 2012 10:32 GMT

As Syria shoots down a Turkish jet, we ask if the incident will escalate into more violence between the two countries.

The Family

On Special series

Joyce Banda: 'Malawians deserve better'

On Talk to Al Jazeera

The propaganda behind Obama's drone war

On Listening Post

Greenpeace: From hippies to lobbyists

On Al Jazeera World

In Depth

Mexicans make a beeline for 'bandit saint'

Chris Arsenault25 Jun 2012 19:55 GMT

From ordinary residents to drug traffickers, Jesus Malverde's shrine is a major draw for those seeking favours.

Prying eyes in US skies raise privacy fears

Robert Kennedy25 Jun 2012 08:34 GMT

With 30,000 drones expected to be flying over US skies by 2030, there is little clarity over what they will be doing.

Week in pictures, June 18-24

By Al Jazeera staff

Rising prices ignite Sudan street protests

By Harriet Martin

Mexico's voters speak out on election issues

By Chris Arsenault

Liberia's long wait to turn on the lights

By Travis Lupick

Programmes

Poets of Protest

This series delves into the soul of the Middle East with intimate profiles of poets who seek to interpret and inspire.
The Family

In a tale of politics, power and greed, this two-part series examines the Mubarak family.
Inside Syria

As the Syrian uprising rages on, this weekly show examines events inside the country.
Witness

Bringing world issues into focus with courageous and inspiring human stories.
Listening Post

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

Al Jazeera interviews the people making the headlines.

Spotlight

Egypt in Transition Latest news and analysis as Egyptians select first new president in post-Mubarak political era.
Mexico Decides News developments from across the country as voters choose a new president on July 1.
The Sahel: Anatomy of a Drought Millions of lives are in jeopardy as West Africa faces a punishing drought.
Syria: The War Within Violence continues as UN observers are deployed to monitor compliance with Annan peace plan.