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Mugabe may get new role at European Union
Despite a travel ban, Robert Mugabe may be allowed to attend top EU meetings as chairman of the AU.
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Two French soldiers wounded in knife attack
Soldiers guarding the Jewish cultural centre were attacked by a man with a knife.
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Isis video shows Jordanian pilot being burnt alive
The video showed a man resembling the captive pilot standing in a black cage before being set ablaze.
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The Water's Edge: Malawi Floods Special
EWN examines the catastrophic effects of the January 2015 floods on Malawi and the precarious relationship the rural population has with the country's rivers.
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Al Jazeera journalist Farhmy to be released shortly
Mohammed Fahmy will be deported from Egypt after serving 400 days in jail.
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Petrol bombs kill seven in Bangladesh
The opposition stepped up its protests last month to force Sheikh Hasina to step down.
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French troops kill militants in Mali
French forces have killed around a dozen militants in the region of the Adrar des Ifoghas mountains.
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Head of UN inquiry into Gaza conflict to quit
William Schabas will resign after Israeli allegations of bias due to consultancy work he did for the PLO.
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Rebels pound Ukrainian troops after peace talks fail
Over 5,000 lives have so far been claimed in the conflict.
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Al Jazeera journalist Greste is 'relieved' to be free
Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste was released on Sunday after 400 days in a Cairo jail.
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Second UK health worker tested for Ebola
Two other Britons have already been successfully treated at the Royal Free hospital for the virus.
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Dewani could be hauled before London court
A London coroner has indicated he may reopen the murder case against Shrien Dewani.
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Coke, Budweiser win as Super Bowl ad battle gets serious
Companies paid up to a record $4,5 million for 30 second ads to an estimated viewership of over 100 million.
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The death toll of hostages killed by jihadist groups
The death toll of hostages killed by jihadist groups
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Pro-democracy protesters back in Hong Kong
Organisers say the march would be peaceful and they would not seek to occupy any sites.
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In pursuit of next-generation Ebola stockpile vaccines
Scientists are preparing vaccines for the next Ebola outbreak, which they say may be different.
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Australia PM drops parental leave plan
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Monday dropped a signature plan for paid parental leave.
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Security tightened after mall bombs rattle Bangkok
Two small bombs rattled a luxury shopping mall and stoked tension in the city.
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South Sudan's warring sides sign another ceasefire deal
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir and rebel commander Riek Machar signed another ceasefire agreement.
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Jordan's king in a tough spot after pilot held by ISIS
The pilot's fate has raised public pressure on King Abdullah over his country's role in the US-led campaign.
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Deadly clashes rage in east Ukraine after peace talks fail
Fighting raged in eastern Ukraine on Sunday between pro-Russian separatists and Ukranian forces.