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Ukraine sacks Odessa police chief

Prime minister announces police chief's removal as country mourns the victims of Friday's violence in port city.

Europe

Ukraine FM fears invasion

Destabilisation plans?

Central & South Asia Aid sent to Afghanistan landslide site Poor mud roads compound problems of reaching survivors in remote village in northern Badakhshan province.	Middle East Dozens of 'Al-Qaeda fighters' killed in Yemen Defence ministry says 37 "terrorists" killed in Maifaa region of Shabwa province in continuing operation against group.	Middle East Libya congress to elect new prime minister The 200-member General National Congress set to undertake the final vote for a new prime minister on Sunday.	Central & South Asia Families refuse to bury dead in India's Assam Relatives of those killed by suspected Bodo rebels demand security after 32 members of Muslim community shot dead.

Central & South Asia

Aid sent to Afghanistan landslide site

Poor mud roads compound problems of reaching survivors in remote village in northern Badakhshan province.

Middle East

Dozens of 'Al-Qaeda fighters' killed in Yemen

Defence ministry says 37 "terrorists" killed in Maifaa region of Shabwa province in continuing operation against group.

Middle East

Libya congress to elect new prime minister

The 200-member General National Congress set to undertake the final vote for a new prime minister on Sunday.

Central & South Asia

Families refuse to bury dead in India's Assam

Relatives of those killed by suspected Bodo rebels demand security after 32 members of Muslim community shot dead.

Americas Panama to elect new president amid close race	Americas Obama speaks out in support of press freedom	Central & South Asia Passengers killed in India train accident	Weather Torrential rains cause Italy flooding

Americas

Panama to elect new president amid close race

Americas

Obama speaks out in support of press freedom

Central & South Asia

Passengers killed in India train accident

Weather

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Featured

Dadaab: The world's biggest refugee camp

Foreign nationals in Kenya are trapped in Dadaab camp amid a security crackdown that has rounded up thousands of people.

By Hamza Mohamed
Iran: Bloggers caught in the political crossfire

Five bloggers whom activists say were 'apolitical' have been imprisoned now for more than 150 days.

By Michael Pizzi
Tense standoff continues in eastern Ukraine

Pro-Russian activists in the village of Yasnohirka blame Kiev and its western backers for recent violence.

By Kristina Jovanovski
Freedom of the press: A price worth paying?

On World Press Freedom day, we consider the sacrifices made in the fight for a free and independent media.

By Philippa H Stewart and Mohammed Haddad
Uganda's former child soldiers return home

Ugandan children abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army over a decade ago return home as traumatised grown men.

By Malcolm Webb
Locked up on World Press Freedom Day

Harassment, threats, imprisonment, and murder continue to plague the journalism profession.

By D. Parvaz and Samira Shackle
Brazilian women face abortion nightmare

Women face difficult choices when trying to end a pregnancy in South America's most populous country.

By Azmat Khan
Malema woos South Africa's poor ahead of vote

Controversial former ANC youth leader is attempting to capitalise on anger from poor blacks ahead of May 7 election.

By Victoria Schneider

Show Highlights

The challenge of reporting on Boko Haram

Listening Post03 May 2014 12:52 GMT

Why has the media struggled to tell the story of Nigeria's mass abductions?

Europe: Is it time to reform or to break up?

Counting the Cost03 May 2014 10:11 GMT

We take an in-depth look at where the European Union, its economy and the euro currency are headed.

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River of Hope

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Panama canal revenue fails to tackle poverty

Despite having one of the fastest growing economies in the world, up to a third of Panamanians wallow in poverty.
Syria analyst says rebel fighters in 'chaos'

Infighting and lack of international support make it difficult for anti-government fighters to face Assad's forces.
Senegal craftsmen affected by China trade

Business owners in West African nation struggle to fend off competition from cheap Chinese imports.
S Africa's ANC braces for toughest election

Anger within ruling party at economic hardship and corruption scandals could dent parliamentary majority.
How much sun is good for you?

Australian researchers aim to produce a definitive guidance on how to get the balance right following health concerns.
India sends troops to northeast after attack

Soldiers deploy to state of Assam after 31 Muslims are shot dead, in worst religious violence incident in two years.
S Africa poll campaign enters final stretch

Ruling party African National Congress faces toughest challenge yet, but will likely return to power.
Haitians brave Amazon to reach Brazil

Migrants say prospects of better lives in Brazil outweigh risks of hazardous trip through jungle.

Blogs

Africa

The South Africa that shouldn't exist

By Azad Essa

Asia

Why 2002 Gujarat riots still matter

By Karishma Vyas

Americas

World Cup host will be ready in the end

By Gabriel Elizondo

Asia

Sticks and stones!

By Sohail Rahman

Shows

Talk to Al Jazeera

Al Jazeera interviews the people making the headlines.
Inside Egypt

Dissecting the ongoing turmoil in Egypt via a frank assessment of the latest developments.
Lifelines: The Quest For Global Health

Al Jazeera's new project profiles global health workers as they take on deadly diseases that affect the poor.
Listening Post

A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media.
People & Power

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

A weekly look at the world's business and economics stories.

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In Pictures

In Pictures: Jordan tourism threatens Bedouin

With 630,000 tourists visiting Petra in 2013, local Bedouin tribes fear they are losing their traditional way of life.

Opinion

Ukraine: Lies, propaganda and the West's agenda

Alastair Sloan

Netanyahu's 'destruction of Israel' mantra

John V. Whitbeck

Sri Lanka's economic comeback

Zarina Banu

Can free speech be counter-productive?

Jan Douwe Keulen

Turkey, Pinar Selek and the hypothetical crime

Toby Cadman

South Africa: Understanding the turmoil

Gillian Hart

Spotlight

Syria's War Three years since the start of the uprising, nine million people have been displaced by fighting.
Egypt in Turmoil An in-depth look at Egypt's ongoing political crisis.