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Last US combat brigade leaves Iraq

Drawdown comes two weeks before Washington's deadline for official end to combat operations.

	Last combat brigade leaves
	Questions on Iraqi war funds
	Iraq's army 'not ready'
	US troops' 'toxic legacy'
	Iraq army 'not ready' until 2020
	'Iraq will be left to wolves'

France begins Roma expulsions

Voluntary deportations begin as Paris pledges to remove 700 members of minority group.

Pakistan floods 'may help' fighters

President warns that insurgents may gain new recruits from those affected by the chaos.

Police clash with S Africa strikers

Myanmar announces strict poll rules

Several dead in China explosion

DR Congo arrests two over UN attack

N Korea admits seizing South's boat

UN unveils latest Goldstone results

In Video

Rampaging bull injures Spaniards

At least 40 people wounded as animal leaps into the packed grandstands of bullring.
Southern Sudan faces food crisis

More than four million flood victims at risk of starvation in war-ravaged region.
Changing world of Japan's Geisha

Economic slump taking toll on country's beloved cultural icons.
Hamas bans Gaza's lingerie displays

Shop owners angry after de facto government orders crackdown to protect "public morality".
Irish travellers facing discrimination

Marginalised group say maintaining their way of life is becoming harder each day.
Peru coca production soars

Peru may become the world's top coca producer with production doubling in the past decade.

FOCUS: FEATURES, ANALYSIS AND COMMENT

Caught between arms and politics

Aid agencies are increasingly becoming targets as opposing sides question their motives.

The real war on 'terror' must begin

US must lead major aid effort in Pakistan to truly defeat 'terror', says Mark LeVine

Madagascar: State of denial

People & Power investigates a country on the brink of civil war.

Israeli abuse pictures 'common'

Human rights groups say 'souvenir pictures' of Palestinian prisoners widespread.

Blogs

Asia

Pakistan's valleys of death

By Sohail Rahman

Africa

Not again - another strike in South Africa

By Haru Mutasa

Europe

Macedonia: Ancient name, modern dispute

By Barnaby Phillips

Asia

Afghan ban on contractors could spark 'chaos'

By Hoda Abdel-Hamid

AROUND THE WORLD NOW

Africa
	Mandela aide resigns over diamonds
	Dozens charged over Uganda bombing

Americas
	US military denies Wikileaks talks
	Haiti presidential list delayed

Asia-Pacific
	Philippines police in 'abuse video'
	'North Korean jet' crashes in China

CENTRAL/S. ASIA
	Security fears shutter Afghan polls
	Mudslide crushes Indian school

Europe
	Blockade of Spain enclave suspended
	War crimes court in witness probe

Middle East
	Scores die in Baghdad bombings
	Turkish embassy attacker detained

Your Views

Your views: Pakistan floods

Sport

Internacional win Copa Libertadores

Delhi Games hit by sponsor blow

Programmes

People & Power

A groundbreaking investigative programme, which looks at the use and abuse of power.
Riz Khan

This live interactive show allows you to put your questions directly to newsmakers.
Witness

Bringing world issues into focus with courageous and inspiring human stories.
Inside Story

Dissecting the day's top story - a frank assessment of the latest developments.
Listening Post

A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media.
Counting the Cost

The best of Al Jazeera's reporting on the impact of the financial crisis.