Latin America
Troops fire tear gas at crowds attempting to cross Colombia border ahead of US-backed effort to bring in aid.
Nigeria
Nigerian officials begin vote counting after a bitter election campaign with results expected to be announced next week.
by Fidelis Mbah
Lebanon
by Anchal Vohra
Philippines
by Ted Regencia
Italy
by Ylenia Gostoli
Japan
by Lisa Torio
by Elizabeth Melimopoulos
Kashmir
by Asad Hashim
Opinion
by Stefan Chase
Native Americans
by Amira Abujbara
In this episode of The Take, Al Jazeera journalists speak to two Iranian women with different views on what the country's future should look like.
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Nigeria votes amid security fears in northern states
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Venezuela closes Colombia border as aid dispute turns deadly
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'Italy should leave the European Union as well'
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Philippines foreign minister under fire over Nazi comments
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Venezuela, the military, and its support: An explainer
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Fear, anxiety in Pakistan-administered Kashmir as tension peaks
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Germany 'seeks extradition' of Syrian spy chief: Report
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Saudi crown prince defends China's right to fight 'terrorism'
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Sudan's Bashir declares year-long state of emergency
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Rival concerts held as Venezuela power struggle intensifies
by Claudia Stoicescu– Gideon Lasco
by Larry Beinhart
by Imran Awan
by Katerina Kolozova
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The provincial government of Punjab withdraws its decision to lift a 13-year ban on kite flying, affecting livelihoods.
An indigenous photographer in Sweden documents the beauty of his homeland – and the threats it faces from mining.
Kenya and Uganda both claim the tiny island as their territory.
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