Could the Korean talks help resolve decades of conflict?
This meeting is a landmark one that could bring peace between two nations, divided by decades of war and hostility. On Friday, the North and South Korean leaders will meet face-to-face for direct talks - for the first time in more than a decade.
France launches bid to revive poor suburban areas
Al Jazeera's Natacha Butler reports from Evreux, a town in the French city of Normandy, where authorities are seeking the best ways to invest in jobs, transport and education.
Qatar Airways suffers 'substantial loss'
Qatar's flag carrier lost access to 18 cities in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt and Bahrain due to blockade imposed last year.
Between Ai Weiwei and Bashar al-Assad, we wonder
What should we make of Ai Weiwei's 'Laundromat' installation?
Nikol Pashinyan shapes up as Armenia's next PM
Parliament expected to hold a special session on May 1 to debate and possibly elect Serzh Sargsyan's replacement.
Fanny Blankers-Koen: Why Google honours her
The athlete would have been 100 years old on April 26.
Central American 'migrant caravan' reaches US-Mexico border
US lawyer to hold clinics to explain what the Central Americans can expect during their applications for asylum.
Feuding in Nepal's communist alliance threatens merger
Analysts say ruling communist party and its junior ally, the Maoists, are 'in permanent chaos' over governance.
Anger as UK university research ends up with Israeli arms company
A graphene composite developed by University of Manchester is being tested by an Israeli drone manufacturer.
Did North Korea really commit to denuclearisation?
Many celebrated a recent resolution issued by Pyongyang as a sign that it will denuclearise. Here is why they are wrong.
The problems of African photographers
Big western press organisations still have the power to direct who pictures and narrates Africa.
Fears persist as Mogadishu dares to rebuild itself
Six months after the country's deadliest bombing, life is slowly returning to normal in Somalia's capital city, but uncertainty remains.
Flash floods leave two dead in the Eastern Med
Streams, rivers and wadis burst their banks as violent storms hit Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
Number of active Facebook users increased despite scandals
Company sees number of monthly active users reach 2.2 billion while facing scrutiny over data breach and harvesting.
Qatar-Gulf crisis: All latest updates
Today is the 325th day of the blockade.
Kim Jong-un and Moon Jae-in set for historic meeting
Denuclearisation of peninsula to top agenda as the leaders of North Korea and South Korea prepare to hold talks.