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US to block funding and arms to Syria

Obama says no Israel decision on Iran attack

Europe cold snap claims more victims

Greece on 'knife edge' as debt talks stall

Abbas 'proposed as PM' in unity government

Several killed in Afghan blast

Car bomb explodes outside police headquarters in Kandahar, killing at least nine people and injuring 19.

Last Modified: 06 Feb 2012 01:24 GMT

Cairo street battles enter fourth day

Tax office in capital set on fire amid continuing anger at authorities' failure to prevent Port Said football violence.

Last Modified: 05 Feb 2012 06:42 GMT

Sarkozy ally says all civilisations not equal

French interior minister stands by his remarks as critics denounced his comments as dangerous and xenophobic.

Last Modified: 05 Feb 2012 18:57 GMT

Conservative set to win Finnish presidency

Sauli Niinistoe of the National Coalition Party has won 63.1 per cent of votes, with more than 90 per cent counted.

Last Modified: 05 Feb 2012 22:01 GMT

In Video

US Super Bowl far more than just a game

Critics call American football over-hyped and commercial, but fans cannot get enough of the hoopla.
Soul-searching in Korea on bullying

Suicides by two teenagers who said they were the victims of school bullies has launched a national debate.
Trade in horns kills hundreds of rhinos

Nearly 450 brutally attacked in South Africa last year, with most of the disfigured animals left to die.
Freedom still evades Cuban Five

Families say men should be returned home, but frosty relations mean spies will remain on US soil.
French youth struggle to find work

State job programmes seek to ease unemployment now hurting 25 per cent of young people.
Houthis seek greater role in Yemen

Following President Saleh's exit, Shia religious group hopes to emerge as major political force.
Fear over Nigeria oil rig fire

Locals in Niger Delta complain of health problems, but Chevron says two-week-old blaze is causing no harm.
Al Jazeera reports on torture inside Homs

Mother recounts how her young son was tortured to death by Syrian authorities in city of Homs.

Highlights

Egemen Bagis: "Europe needs Turkey"

Talk to Al Jazeera 05 Feb 2012 14:57 GMT

Turkey's chief EU negotiator explains why his country wants to join an EU in the midst of a deepening economic crisis.

Syria's friends in high places

Inside Syria 05 Feb 2012 11:01 GMT

As Russia and China veto a UN Security Council resolution on Syria, we ask if there is more to Moscow's misgivings.

Is US democracy being bought and sold?

On The Stream

Facebook's IPO: Real deal or internet bubble?

On Counting the Cost

Syria's media blackout

On Listening Post

Will Israel attack Iran?

On Inside Story

Blogs

Africa

An African Spring in Senegal?

By Barnaby Phillips

Africa

What's next for Egyptian football

By Andy Richardson

By Al Jazeera Staff

By Al Jazeera Staff

In Depth

The week in pictures

Al Jazeera staff 05 Feb 2012 16:45 GMT

A look at some of the major events of the week January 30 to February 5 from all over the globe.

Falklands crisis: Prince, navy, nationalism

Chris Arsenault 05 Feb 2012 11:40 GMT

Argentina worried about "militarisation" of conflict with "colonialist" UK in intensifying war of words over islands.

Veto power at the UN Security Council

By Asad Hashim

'Why I want the right to die' in Scotland

By Andrew McFadyen

In pictures: Europe's frozen landscape

By Al Jazeera staff

Tribunal helps Cambodia confront its history

By Mujib Mashal

Programmes

Inside Syria

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

A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media.
Inside Story: US 2012

Going beyond the headlines as the US prepares for the 2012 elections.
Counting the Cost

The best of Al Jazeera's reporting on the impact of the financial crisis.
Talk to Al Jazeera

Al Jazeera interviews the people making the headlines.
People & Power

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