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Al Jazeera
Sri Lanka marks three years since war's end
Foreign minister says country is conducting its own inquiry into alleged war crimes, as troops march through Colombo.
Private rocket set for first space mission
SpaceX launch from Cape Canaveral ends NASA's decades-long dominance and marks debut for commercial space operators.
China dissident 'at Beijing airport'
Lawyer Chen Guangcheng tells reporters he believes he could be on his way to New York but is still without his passport.
Facebook fails to set stock market alight
Social-networking phenomenon valued at $104bn on closely watched debut, but shares settle back to $38 opening price.
Thousands flee DR Congo violence
Border refugee camps "over-stretched and over-congested", UN officials say, as numbers swell daily in Uganda and Rwanda.
UN to bolster Syria observer mission
UN pledges to accelerate deployment of full monitoring team as mission chief offers bleak assessment of peace prospects.
Eurozone woes to dominate G8 summit
Barack Obama backs French counterpart Francois Hollande in calling for focus on growth as eurozone battles debt crisis.
Germany denies proposing Greek euro vote
Spokesperson says chancellor did not float idea of popular vote on membership during phone call with Greek president.
Spain to name banking sector auditors
Deputy PM says auditors to assess amount of cash needed by banks to rebuild their balance sheets.
Protest over Bahrain king's royal invite
Visit to Windsor Castle stirs controversy at a time when the Gulf state is accused of rights violations.
UN slaps sanctions on Guinea-Bissau
Security Council imposes a travel ban on five leaders of last month's coup, demanding the return to constitutional rule.
US house approves use of force as Iran option
Lower house of Congress authorises military action if US and its allies are threatened by nuclear weapons.
Malawian president to repeal gay laws
Joyce Banda says laws criminalising homosexuality may be scrapped in what is seen as attempt to appease Western donors.
Bahrain rejects Al Jazeera story on death
Report citing autopsy which concluded that a 23-year-old was tortured before drowning, dismissed as "outrageous claim".
DR Congo troops shell rebel bases
Exclusive report on fighting between the army and mutineering soldiers that has led to thousands fleeing the country.
Sri Lanka cabinet backs general's release
Decks cleared for President Rajapaksa to either commute sentence of, or pardon, Fonseka, in jail since February 2010.
NATO troops killed in Afghanistan attack
Foreign forces say Taliban rocket attack on ISAF base in eastern province of Kunar has left two dead and six wounded.
Facebook to go public in $104bn flotation
Social-networking site priced at $38 a share, as eager investors look forward to third-biggest offering in US history.
UN chief blames al-Qaeda for Damascus blasts
Ban Ki-moon says he believes group responsible for last week's bombings in Syrian capital that left more than 50 dead.
Australia releases young people-smugglers
Move comes after inquiry finds three Indonesians convicted of trafficking may have legally been children at the time.