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Zimbabwe - a country paralyzed by political uncertainty and now caught in the midst of a wave of post election violence.
The opposition claims at least 10 people have been killed and hundreds have been injured, mostly during what they say has been a campaign of intimidation by supporters of Robert Mugabe.
It is a claim his ruling ZANU-PF party has denied.
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For more than ten years, many people from Ethiopia's eastern Ogaden region have been battling for an autonomous state.
It is a hidden war that has seen many women take up arms.
Al Jazeera was given exclusive access to Ogaden.
Mohammed Adow has more on the fighters from the Ogaden National Liberation Front.
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Peace talks between the Pakistani government and Taliban rebels have collapsed as the government refused to pull its troops out of its tribal border region with Afghanistan. Inside Story asks what the failure of the talks will mean for Pakistan.
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On Tuesday, voters in Pennsylvania will have their say in who they think should be the presidential candidates. Most of the attention is on the ongoing battle between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Inside Story asks what the results in Pennsylvania will mean for the Democratic party nomination.
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It's one of the world's forgotten struggles - the fight for independence by the eastern Ogaden region of Ethiopia.
The conflict between separatist rebels and the Ethiopian military has turned the area into what's been described as a living hell.
Al Jazeera has gained exclusive access to Ogaden - Mohammed Adow compiled this report.
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The fight for the Ogaden region, populated mainly by ethnic Somalis, known as the Ogadeen, has been going on for more than 19 years. Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow reports on their battle for independence.
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Twenty-seven key UN agencies have been meeting in the Swiss capital Bern to hammer out a solution to the growing global food crisis. The meeting is expected to produce a plan of emergency and long-term measures to combat the crisis. Inside Story asks how workable such a plan will be and what obstacles it might face.
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This week on One on One, meet young Sudanese hip-hop singer and activist Emmanuel Jal. Aged only seven, he became a child soldier sent from Sudan to fight in Ethiopia's brutal war. Through a lot of luck and determination, he managed to turn his life around, becoming one of Africa's hottest music stars.
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This week on One on One, meet young Sudanese hip-hop singer and activist Emmanuel Jal. Aged only seven, he became a child soldier sent from Sudan to fight in Ethiopia's brutal war. Through a lot of luck and determination, he managed to turn his life around, becoming one of Africa's hottest music stars.
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British singer/songwriter Chris De Burgh talks to Riz Khan about living in Lebanon, performing in Iran and his collaborations with artists from the region.
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