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For the pilgrims in Saudi Arabia, their spiritually and physically taxing journey is under way, having reached the tent-city of Mina. But the hardest parts of Hajj still lie ahead.

Internet giant says 14,000 images of museum artifacts will be posted early next year.

Blackwater successor running assassination and kidnap programme, magazine says.

Five-member committee to look at how and why British forces joined the 2003 invasion.

Architect tells Al Jazeera about his efforts to make the world a more livable place.

Al Jazeera learns of people smugglers' tactics amid surge in number of asylum seekers.

Almost a year on from the terror attacks, Sohail Rahman witnesses the city's resolve.

Al Jazeera uncovers underground trade of newborn babies on the internet.

Covering a crime story in 1981, Rob Reynolds came across a TV anchor with a burning ambition to succeed.

I visited Afghanistan in September for two weeks, spending many days walking the streets of Kabul. I also visited the northand the Western city of Herat.

Does the Egypt-Algeria football feud reveal a narrow nationalism in the Arab world?

Leaders from across Europe are in Brussels to choose the first ever President of the European Council. There is much debate about whether to choose a tough, high profile leader, or a low key consensus politician.