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No date fixed for Taliban peace talks
First direct negotiations may be on hold after Karzai announces boycott amid row over name of group's office in Doha.
Last Modified: 20 Jun 2013 03:08 GMT
Americas
Whither US-Taliban talks?
Defying threats on Taliban turf
US cautiously optimistic
Brazil government rolls back transit hike
Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo agree to suspend increase in public-transport fares, but protesters say they "want more".
Last Modified: 20 Jun 2013 03:27 GMT
Americas
Brazilians start 'salad revolution'
Brazil's iconic stadium
Brazil: Forced to the Streets
Gun battle at UN compound in Mogadishu ends
Somali and African Union forces regain control of compound in Somali capital after attack kills at least 15 people.
Last Modified: 19 Jun 2013 20:30 GMT
Africa
Sizing up Somalia's challenges
Somalis struggle with decentralisation
Italian fashion duo convicted of tax evasion
Designers Dolce and Gabbana handed down suspended jail sentence of 18 months for hiding income from authorities.
Last Modified: 19 Jun 2013 16:28 GMT
Europe
A return to feminist fashion
From Milan to Dhaka
Fierce fighting for control of Syria's Aleppo
FSA fighters say they are trying to defend northern stronghold from government force armed with superior artillery.
Last Modified: 20 Jun 2013 03:14 GMT
Middle East
Aleppo battle affects civilians
Syria's call for arms
Rebels battle for Deraa
No date fixed for Taliban peace talks
Brazil government rolls back transit hike
Gun battle at UN compound in Mogadishu ends
Italian fashion duo convicted of tax evasion
Fierce fighting for control of Syria's Aleppo
Cuba and US to resume talks on migration
Official in Washington says negotiations between the Cold War enemies will take place on July 17.
Americas
Last Modified: 20 Jun 2013 05:10 GMT
FBI says drones used to monitor people in US
Domestic surveillance rarely happens and the necessary guidelines are being explored, agency's head tells senators.
Americas
Last Modified: 20 Jun 2013 01:08 GMT
Flood death toll in India hilly states climbs
At least 130 people killed and thousands displaced after torrential rains devastate two states in northern India.
Central & South Asia
Last Modified: 20 Jun 2013 04:15 GMT
Obama pledges reduction in nuclear stockpiles
US president renews call to reduce number of nuclear weapons held by Russia and US by one-third.
Europe
Last Modified: 19 Jun 2013 19:31 GMT
US Fed weighs slowing down bond-buying
Investors sell both stocks and bonds after Bernanke cites strengthening economy as reason for winding down programme.
Americas
Last Modified: 20 Jun 2013 03:37 GMT
In Depth
Kabul's beauticians make up their own rules
Jane Ferguson
19 Jun 2013 14:37 GMT
NATO forces will leave in 2014, and some Afghan women fear the ensuing political changes will be more than cosmetic.
Julian Assange supporters stand by their man
Simon Hooper
19 Jun 2013 10:33 GMT
One year since taking refuge at the Ecuadorian embassy in the UK, WikiLeaks chief continues to await word on asylum.
Ethiopian refugees face dam backlash in Egypt
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Joblessness plagues South Africa's youth
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Safeeyah Kharsany
People 'without'
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Greg Constantine
Greeks go green thumb to fight recession
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UK troops' families can sue over Iraq deaths
Top court says families of soldiers killed by roadside bombs in Iraq have right to sue UK government.
Displaced Yemenis face humanitarian crisis
Hundreds of thousands displaced by war are living in camps in appalling conditions.
Striking Argentine farmers halt production
Farmers threaten to keep striking, saying taxes are making their products non-competitive.
Spanish unemployment sparks creativity
Tech-savvy Spaniards use new ways to attract attention of potential employers.
Solar-powered boat sails on climate mission
Boat that sailed globe using only solar power, is on a new mission - to study climate change.
Fierce fighting for control of Syria's Aleppo
FSA fighters say they are trying to defend northern stronghold from government force armed with superior artillery.
High risks get Bangladesh firemen low returns
Firefighters complain of low wages and almost no benefits for their risky work.
Protesters 'stand firm' in Turkey
Man who stood still despite being harassed by security forces inspires passive form of resistance.
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PO Box: Taliban
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Osama Bin Javaid
Americas
Bradley Manning trial begins
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Camille Elhassani
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Diary of a mad journalist
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Haru Mutasa
Americas
Top court overturns Arizona voter law
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Kimberly Halkett
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Winter of Discontent
Al Jazeera World
19 Jun 2013 06:50 GMT
Circassians are protesting the holding of the 2014 Winter Olympic Games 150 years after being expelled from their land.
Special: Doctors on Everest
The Cure
19 Jun 2013 09:15 GMT
Doctors travel to Everest to carry out research into why some patients die from oxygen deprivation while others survive.
Cousin marriages: tradition versus taboo
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Ethiopian refugees face dam backlash in Egypt
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