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Kenyatta and Odinga vow to work out differences
President Kenyatta and Raila Odinga pledge to end row over 2017 elections as US secretary of state arrives for talks.
Why China's Xi is not 'Putin-plus'
Xi Jinping is not following in Vladimir Putin's footsteps. He's carving his own path.
Why African feminists see Rwanda as role model
Country seen as continent's success story for high female representation in politics, education and workplace.
Mohammed bin Salman wraps up controversial visit to UK
Mohammed bin Salman's visit marked by protests against devastating war in Yemen and blockade of Qatar.
Ancient manuscripts in Iraq saved from ISIL
Dominican friar Najeeb Michaeel has managed to pack some rare manuscripts and 16th-century books and smuggle them out of ISIL battlegrounds.
Sri Lanka violence hits its economy and reputation
Since violence erupted in Sri Lanka, the economy has taken a hit and the prime minister admits his country's reputation has been tarnished.
Putting the BJP's electoral success in the southeast in context
The BJP victories in India's northeast are noteworthy, but they do not guarantee long-term success for the party.
GCC crisis: Kids in Qatar compete in new 'Qatar games'
Students in Doha are blocked from taking part in sports competitions in other Gulf countries, so they've come up with an alternative, the Qatar Games.
Tillerson visits six African countries
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is visiting six African countries with the aim of tightening security and economic ties.
Canada: Thousands to protest Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Indigenous groups, residents and activists expected to hold mass rally in Burnaby, British Columbia, on Saturday.
Balkrishna Doshi: 'Architecture is a backdrop to life'
Pritzker Prize-winning pioneer of low-cost Indian housing Balkrishna Doshi reflects on what architecture means to him.
'Historic moment': Abortion to be debated in Argentina's Congress
Women's rights groups cautiously optimistic as more than 70 politicians introduce bill that would legalise abortion.
Duterte attacks rights officials Callamard and Bensouda
UN human rights chief labels Philippine president's insults 'unacceptable' and calls for his 'psychiatric evaluation'.
Japan builds new tsunami walls
Huge concrete walls are being built along parts of Japan's coast to protect it from tsunamis.
Is it time the US apologised for invading Iraq?
Fifteen years since the invasion of Iraq, we ask retired US Brig Gen Mark Kimmitt about war crimes and the war's legacy.
Week in pictures: From Women's Day to Sierra Leone elections
A photo round-up of some of last week's events, including Tibetan activists' protest and the San Juan de Dios festival.
Al Jazeera's new football podcast: Game of Our Lives
Game of Our Lives is the second podcast from Jetty, Al Jazeera's new audio venture.
Fears of a trade war after Trump imposes new steel tariffs
EU warns it is prepared to react to US president's steep tariffs on steal and aluminium imports.
UN: Myanmar should be investigated for crimes against Rohingya
Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein also calls on Myanmar to allow monitors in to investigate suspected 'acts of genocide'.
The price of Russia's absence from the 2018 Winter Olympics
Russia has been banned from the Winter Olympics and the Paralympics due to doping violations.