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- Al Jazeera brings you up-to-the-minute reporting from the 2012 US presidential elections.
- In Pictures: Unrest in South Africa's mining sector continues unabated. On Wednesday, thousands took to the streets here in Marikana, in the country's North West province, demanding a salary increase from Lonmin mines. View images from our correspondent: http://aje.me/SkXYcQ
- Shelling reportedly kills at least 20 people in Yarmouk district of capital, home to tens of thousands of Palestinians.
- President of European Central Bank says move addresses "unfounded" fears of investors concerning survival of the euro.
- The drying up of the Aral Sea was an environmental and human tragedy, but can Kazakhstan undo this man-made disaster?
- Manuel Charr is trying to become the first Arab heavyweight world champion - only Vitali Klitschko stands in his way.
- US president prepares to accept Democratic nomination for re-election as he outlines plans to kickstart ailing economy.
- Feature: In Berlin, Germany, artists and sculptors lament loss of creative space as an important centre is forced to close by new owners of a building. Read more: http://aje.me/RDVjZ3
- The Stream is a social media community with its own daily television programme on Al Jazeera English. As the tremendous growth of social networks moulds and transforms the news agenda, The Stream aims to share these possibilities and connect its global…
- False hope and no immigration reform leave king-making Latino community dissatisfied, but stuck with the president.
- At least 60 people are reported to have died after a boat carrying mainly Arab immigrants sank off the Turkish coast.
- As Ghana is experiencing a new gold rush, widespread corruption is allowing illegal mining to flourish.
- Wracked by endemic political violence and crime, Karachi is the world's most dangerous megacity.
- Catalunya is capitalising on Madrid's economic problems to push for financial independence.
- Could growing frustration over the country's economic disparities have major repercussions for the ruling ANC?
- Three people killed in Gaza by an Israeli tank shell just after hours after a deadly air strike had killed three others.
- As Mexico's drug war rages, we ask if the new government can end the violence and steer a democratic path to prosperity.
- Nine siblings named world's oldest with combined age of 818.
- New project makes biggest breakthrough in science's understanding of DNA since the genome was mapped in 2003.
- Libyan authorities set to question Abdullah Senussi day after he was extradited from Mauritania.
- At least 20 people are reported to have died after a boat carrying mainly Arab immigrants sank off the Turkish coast.
- Remaining workers, held over deaths of their colleagues, expected to be released while peace talks hit a stalemate.
- Wracked by endemic political violence and crime, Karachi is the world's most dangerous megacity.
- At least three men killed in centre of Palestinian enclave while travelling in their car, say officals and witnesses.
- Bodies of 25 soldiers found after fires extinguished in ammunition depot blast in country's west.
- He has been dubbed the voice of Egypt's revolution, but can the 83-year-old find his place in a revolution of the young?
- Two young girls survive a mysterious attack near Chevaline that left four people dead, including a passing cyclist.
- Struggling Australian carrier enters a 10-year partnership with Dubai-based airline, in a bid to cut losses.
- Officials say hundreds held or sacked over suspected links to Taliban amid sharp rise in NATO-led force fatalities.
- Trade union says ex-ANC youth leader capitalising on Marikana mine tragedy "to further his own political agenda".
- Convention leaders forced to call voice vote three times to declare the city to be Israel's capital in party platform.
- Former US president makes economic case for re-election of Barack Obama in speech to party faithful in North Carolina.
- Victims' families and an ex-US soldier unpick the Wikileaks film that showed US forces killing Iraqi civilians in 2007.
- Is the right to die part of human freedom and the right of choice?
- Any attempts to prosecute those responsible for the torture of prisoners under George Bush have been dropped.
- At least 40 killed and 60 others injured in massive fire that raged for hours in southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
- Former US president to make economic case for re-election of Barack Obama in speech to party faithful in North Carolina.
- Owning a home has long been integral to the American dream, but since the foreclosure crisis that dream has turned sour.
- Ex-police chief who fled to US consulate in Chengdu, sparking events leading to downfall of his boss, set to face trial.
- Aleppo couple and four children latest casualties of regime's indiscriminate shelling of residential areas.
- Hundreds of thousands of people living in informal settlements face having their homes demolished.
- We follow the stories of some American Muslims caught up in the crackdown that followed the 9/11 attacks.
- Azerbaijan has brazenly promoted a murderer as a national hero, despite Western condemnation, writes Kendzior.
- Powerful 7.6-magnitude quake struck near Pacific coast, initially triggering tsunami warnings across region.
- The Stream is a social media community with its own daily television programme on Al Jazeera English. As the tremendous growth of social networks moulds and transforms the news agenda, The Stream aims to share these possibilities and connect its global…
- AWOL: Foreign Policy in Campaign 2012 Watch our live Google+ Hangout from #DNC2012 at 1:00 PM EST (17:00 GMT) on http://stream.aljazeera.com/
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- Mitt Romney likes to compare President Obama with President Carter, channelling memories of President Reagan.
- Tsunami alert issued after 7.6-magnitude quake struck near Pacific coast, briefly knocking out power and communications.
- With all its uncertainties, Egypt has emerged as a moral voice from the heart of its revolution, writes Dabashi.
- Tsunami alert issued from Mexico to Peru after 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck off coast 150km from capital San Jose.
- Could the impending death of the controversial 'godfather' of Colombia's emerald industry trigger a violent gang war?
- Mohammed Morsi addresses Arab League summit and announces quartet of regional states will discuss the Syrian crisis.
- As state censorship threatens freedom of expression, we ask if new leaders have adopted the old practices of oppression.
- More than one-third of women in West Bank and Gaza have reportedly suffered from physical or verbal attacks at home.
- Artists and sculptors lament loss of creative space as centre is forced to close by new owners of building.
- Independent fashion boutiques, once the pride of Italy are now closing down due to economic hard times.
- At least 1,000 protest at mine where police shot and killed 34 miners, demanding a pay rise in renewed demonstration.
- Over 200 flights are cancelled as dispute over pay and working conditions remains in deadlock with German air carrier.