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Egypt's Morsi defies military in fiery speech

EU to prop up troubled banks

Anti-government protests intensify in Sudan

Syria forces bombard opposition strongholds

Aid workers abducted at Kenya's Dadaab camp

UK's Cameron calls for full probe of Barclays

Bank's chief admits submitting false data to protect firm's reputation during crisis, as scrutiny increases on UK banks.

Last Modified: 29 Jun 2012 17:14 GMT

Chinese space mission returns to Earth

Three people, including country's first female astronaut, land safely after successfully carrying out mission.

Last Modified: 29 Jun 2012 14:11 GMT

Assange refuses to report to UK police

WikiLeaks founder remains in the Ecuadorean embassy in London while authorities try to extradite him to Sweden.

Last Modified: 29 Jun 2012 18:02 GMT

Obama to tour carnage of deadly US wildfire

Hundreds of homes destroyed and tens of thousands evacuated as at least 40 wildfires continue to rage across western US.

Last Modified: 29 Jun 2012 14:50 GMT

Tuareg rebels driven out of Timbuktu

UNESCO places Malian city on the list of endangered World Heritage sites as tension simmers between rival armed groups.

Last Modified: 29 Jun 2012 18:17 GMT

In Video

State neglect blamed for Mexico drug violence

Critics say government failed to address decades of poverty that fueled growth of narcotics trade.
Brazil tribes call for halt to dam project

Tribes say government broke promises and are constructing dam that cuts the flow of river where they fish.
US diet pill gets green signal

US federal regulator approves new pill, Belviq, with condition it will continue to look for possible side effects.
Dutch researchers 'invent greener fuel'

A Dutch university comes up with what it says is a cleaner form of the fuel, that could cut emissions by half.
Barclays bank fined $453m for market fixing

UK bank's share price plunges after huge fine for distorting key interest rates to rig international markets.
Mexican Left hoping for resurgence

Leftist candidate eyeing the presidency in a country dominated mostly by two conservative parties.
Mongolia election marred by corruption fears

Former president's arrest on graft charges underscores concerns about government's transparency.
Seychelles locking up convicted pirates

Indian Ocean nation shows willingness to prosecute and jail bandits on the high seas.

Blogs

Europe

The success of Mario Balotelli

By Lee Wellings

Asia

The palm oil plantations of Malaysia

By Kate Mayberry

Asia

Gardens by the bay

By Stephanie Scawen

Europe

Spain: Still the best, until they're beaten

By Lee Wellings

Programme Highlights

No place like home

101 East29 Jun 2012 05:49 GMT

Can progress and justice co-exist in Cambodia, a country where development leaves a trail of destruction?

Who won the US health care battle?

Inside Story: US 201229 Jun 2012 10:46 GMT

Following the US Supreme Court ruling we ask if the law will bring more benefit or send more Americans into bankruptcy.

The Family

On Special series

How corrupt is Mongolia?

On Inside Story

Colombia's Emerald Tsar

On People and Power

Food without freedom

On The Stream

In Depth

Recognition battle over Jesus' birthplace

Dalia Hatuqa28 Jun 2012 19:00 GMT

Upcoming UNESCO vote on whether to add Church of Nativity in Bethlehem to world heritage list likely to be contentious.

Sudan protesters aim to 'elbow out' Bashir

Fatma Naib 28 Jun 2012 12:07 GMT

Citizens voice their anger ahead of Friday's "Licking your elbow" protests - a metaphor for achieving the impossible.

Turkish and Syrian rhetoric takes flight

By Anita McNaught

Slideshow: Life at Checkpoint 2.5

By John D McHugh

A return of Mexico's 'perfect dictatorship'?

By Chris Arsenault

Corruption and greed in 'Minegolia'

By Steve Chao

Programmes

People & Power

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

A weekly discussion programme on Asia-Pacific current affairs.
Al Jazeera World

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

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

An aggregator of online sources and discussion, seeking out unheard voices, new perspectives and untold angles.
Inside Story Americas

Dissecting the day's top story from the Americas.

Spotlight

Sudan Protests In-depth coverage of anti-government demonstrations in Khartoum and around the country.
Mexico Decides News developments from across the country as voters choose a new president on July 1.
Egypt in Transition Latest news and analysis as Egyptians select first new president in post-Mubarak political era.
Syria: The War Within Violence continues as UN observers are deployed to monitor compliance with Annan peace plan.