New Zealand attack
Naeem Rasheed and his son, Talha, were among 50 people killed in attacks on Al Noor and Linwood mosques last week.
Africa
President Filipe Nyusi said the deadly cyclone has killed more than 200 people and damaged buildings and roads.
Bangladesh
Europe
India
by Kunal Purohit
Nursultan Nazarbayev
by Mansur Mirovalev
by Anchal Vohra
Tunisia
by Sara Creta
United Nations
by Barbara Bibbo
The Stream
In this episode of The Take, Al Jazeera journalists visit a refugee family facing the choice to stay or go.
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First funerals for New Zealand shooting victims
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'Beautiful souls': Pakistani family mourns with pride
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The hypocrisy of New Zealand's 'this is not us' claim
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Why did Bush go to war in Iraq?
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Mozambique in mourning after cyclone kills hundreds
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N Zealand FM 'to confront' Erdogan over mosque attack comments
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After 60 years in India, why are Tibetans leaving?
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Australian PM denounces Erdogan for 'reckless' NZ attack comments
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India government steps in to keep Jet Airways aloft
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Hasina's security adviser 'used agents for abductions'
by Sahar Ghumkhor
by Ahsan I Butt
by Alexander Gillespie
by Betty Mensah– Samuel Okyere
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Death toll rises to 215 as the cyclone tore through Malawi into central Mozambique before hitting Zimbabwe.
Climate-related disasters affecting a region where up to 80 percent of the population is subsistence farmers.
Death toll from Friday's shootings rises to 50; authorities order digging of graves to bury those killed in the attack.
Descendants of the ancient Tihama and Asir, fierce warriors, reclusive tribesmen, and lovers of floral headwear.
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