Assad assures Putin of 'readiness' for Syria ceasefire Syrian president voices support for ceasefire in telephone call with President Putin, Kremlin says. 24 Feb 2016 12:41 GMT | Syrian Civil War, War & Conflict, Syria, Russia, Bashar al-Assad
Trump wins easily in Nevada caucuses Republican frontrunner wins third straight victory in presidential contest, as Rubio comes in second, US media reports. 24 Feb 2016 11:27 GMT | Politics, Donald Trump, US Election 2016, US
US officials probe whether Zika virus spread by sex Health officials investigating possible sexual transmission of 14 new cases of disease usually spread by mosquitoes. 24 Feb 2016 06:33 GMT | Zika virus, Health, US & Canada, US
Trump wins easily in Nevada caucuses Republican frontrunner wins third straight victory in presidential contest, as Rubio comes in second, US media reports. 24 Feb 2016 11:27 GMT | Politics, Donald Trump, US Election 2016, US
US officials probe whether Zika virus spread by sex Health officials investigating possible sexual transmission of 14 new cases of disease usually spread by mosquitoes. 24 Feb 2016 06:33 GMT | Zika virus, Health, US & Canada, US
Nepal finds burnt-out wreckage of missing plane Tara Air passenger plane crashes in mountainous Myagdi area, west of Kathmandu, killing all 23 people on board. 24 Feb 2016 10:15 GMT | Aviation, Nepal, Asia
Palestinian anti-corruption chief hunts missing funds Anti-corruption chief tells Reuters news agency millions of dollars still missing abroad due to shady business deals. 24 Feb 2016 08:53 GMT | Palestine, Corruption, Mahmoud Abbas, Middle East
Indian students accused of sedition surrender Two students from Jawaharlal Nehru University allegedly chanted anti-India slogans at an event, police say. 24 Feb 2016 12:10 GMT | Politics, Asia, India
Saudi and UAE ban citizens from travelling to Lebanon Bahrain also joins travel ban after Saudi halted $4bn aid to Lebanon army in response to "hostile" Hezbollah positions. 24 Feb 2016 03:49 GMT | Politics, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iran
Turkey casts doubt on chances of ceasefire in Syria Ankara says its doesn't think a deal would be respected by all and vows to continue targeting Kurdish YPG inside Syria. 24 Feb 2016 04:57 GMT | War & Conflict, Humanitarian crises, Middle East, Turkey, Syria
Bolivia's Morales loses referendum for fourth term President loses hotly contested poll by slim margin barring him from seeking fourth term in office. 24 Feb 2016 06:32 GMT | Politics, Bolivia, Latin America
Fault LinesThe Final Call: Why Firefighters Commit SuicideFault Lines explores the hidden epidemic of suicide among US firefighters and asks why more isn't being done to help.Mental health, United States, PTSD
Talk to Al JazeeraTurkish PM: Those who attack 'will pay the price'Ahmet Davutoglu discusses the recent attacks in Turkey, the downed Russian military jet, and the refugee situation.Turkey, Kurds, Politics
Palestinian teachers march demanding salary increases An estimated 10,000 people demonstrate in Ramallah for the second time this month to demand wage hikes for teachers. 23 Feb 2016 19:53 GMT | Human Rights, Middle East, Palestine by Rich Wiles
Nepal finds burnt-out wreckage of missing plane Tara Air passenger plane crashes in mountainous Myagdi area, west of Kathmandu, killing all 23 people on board. 24 Feb 2016 10:15 GMT | Aviation, Nepal, Asia
Palestinian anti-corruption chief hunts missing funds Anti-corruption chief tells Reuters news agency millions of dollars still missing abroad due to shady business deals. 24 Feb 2016 08:53 GMT | Palestine, Corruption, Mahmoud Abbas, Middle East
Indian students accused of sedition surrender Two students from Jawaharlal Nehru University allegedly chanted anti-India slogans at an event, police say. 24 Feb 2016 12:10 GMT | Politics, Asia, India
Saudi and UAE ban citizens from travelling to Lebanon Bahrain also joins travel ban after Saudi halted $4bn aid to Lebanon army in response to "hostile" Hezbollah positions. 24 Feb 2016 03:49 GMT | Politics, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iran
Turkey casts doubt on chances of ceasefire in Syria Ankara says its doesn't think a deal would be respected by all and vows to continue targeting Kurdish YPG inside Syria. 24 Feb 2016 04:57 GMT | War & Conflict, Humanitarian crises, Middle East, Turkey, Syria
Bolivia's Morales loses referendum for fourth term President loses hotly contested poll by slim margin barring him from seeking fourth term in office. 24 Feb 2016 06:32 GMT | Politics, Bolivia, Latin America
A world without chocolate From Ecuador to Brazil and India, we follow the fortunes of chocolate as experts warn the world could soon run out. 17 Feb 2016 15:13 GMT | Food, Latin America, Climate Change by Monica Almeida
Inside Nepal's busiest leprosy hospitalPoverty & Development The Lalgadh clinic aims to treat, rehabilitate and provide psychological counselling, but patients often come too late.
Palestinian teachers march demanding salary increases An estimated 10,000 people demonstrate in Ramallah for the second time this month to demand wage hikes for teachers. 23 Feb 2016 19:53 GMT | Human Rights, Middle East, Palestine by Rich Wiles
Iran's election campaigns 23 Feb 2016 17:50 GMT | Politics, Middle East, Iran, Elections by Mohammad Ali Najib
Week in Pictures From the Pope in Mexcio to birthday celebrations for the late Kim Jong Il, here is this week's news in pictures 19 Feb 2016 11:32 GMT | Health, Humanitarian crises, War & Conflict, Politics
A world without chocolate From Ecuador to Brazil and India, we follow the fortunes of chocolate as experts warn the world could soon run out. 17 Feb 2016 15:13 GMT | Food, Latin America, Climate Change
Swedish Arctic ski resort offers escape from wars About 600 asylum seekers spent the winter where temperatures dip below -30C and the sun stays down for a month. 11 Feb 2016 16:34 GMT | Refugees, Asylum Seekers, Europe, Sweden, Syrian Refugees
Counting the CostThe UK, EU and Brexit: Who wins and who loses?We look at what the European Union will look like without Britain and how the UK will fare without the EU.Business & Economy, Europe, United Kingdom
The Listening PostPatriot or traitor: Dark choice for Indian journalistsWe look at a sedition case that has sparked violence against the media; plus, Donald Trump, speaking the unspeakable.Media, India, Politics
Talk to Al JazeeraNiger's president: Foreign intervention in Libya a mustMahamadou Issoufou discusses politics, regional instability and how to defeat Boko Haram and ISIL.Politics, Niger, Boko Haram
WitnessBartek's Getaway BusCan restoring an old van transform the life of a poor but determined Polish teenager who lives off stealing scrap metal?Poland, United Kingdom