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The Canadians have lost a higher percentage of their troops killed in action in Afghanistan than any other country in the multinational force. Meanwhile, as Al Jazeera's David Chater reports, the Taliban are in full control again in many areas of Kandahar, where the group was born. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: David Chater Al Jazeera AlJazeera English Afghanistan Canada US taiban war south asia hamid karzai kandahar Added: November 17, 2008

The affluent Mediterranean island of Malta is facing a new challenge. It is running out of fresh water. This, despite having its own system of underground reserves for years. In the latest of our series on water shortages around the Mediterranean, Barnaby Phillips reports. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: aljazeera water malta barnaby phillips mediterranean environment Added: November 17, 2008

In this episode of One on One Riz Khan meets actress, writer and "accidental cook" Madhur Jaffrey. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera One on Riz Khan Madhur Jaffrey actress writer Indian cookery Added: November 17, 2008

In November 2006 Al Jazeera began broadcasting in English with a promise to balance teh flow of information from South to North. Two years on we are looking at the state of the world through the eyes of children. How do opportunity, expectation and lifestyle differ from region to region, and country to country? We are focusing on Argentina, Gaza, Iraq, Russia and the United Kingdom. Here we journey to the home of two year old Aws Al Obeidi, who has never been outside the suburb of Baghdad where he was born, or visited the local park because his parents remain worried about the security situation. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera Iraq children Baghdad Aws Obeidi Added: November 17, 2008

The G20 Summit held in Washington DC on Saturday was an explicit recognition of the increasing influence of developing nations - and with good reason. But did the meeting come up with any concrete action? Is the world's economic map being redrawn? And can there be a practical global regulator of the entire world economy? Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera Inside Story G20 Meeting Washington global economies Added: November 17, 2008

The G20 Summit held in Washington DC on Saturday was an explicit recognition of the increasing influence of developing nations - and with good reason. But did the meeting come up with any concrete action? Is the world's economic map being redrawn? And can there be a practical global regulator of the entire world economy? Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera Inside Story G20 Meeting Washington global economies Added: November 17, 2008

PLAYLIST discovers a unique fusion that combines the sounds of the New York underground scene and the Mediterranean via the Balkans and Israel. This is Balkan Beat Box, whose music combines a traditional gypsy sound with hip hop and dancehall beats. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: PLAYLIST New York Balkan Beat Box Israel Gypsy Hip Hop Dancehall Mediterranean Added: November 17, 2008

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In November 2006 Al Jazeera began broadcasting in English with a promise to balance the flow of information from South to North. Two years on we are looking at the state of the world through the eyes of children. How do opportunity, expectation and lifestyle differ from region to region, and country to country? We are focusing on Argentina, Gaza, Iraq, Russia and the United Kingdom. Here we visit the family of a two year old in Gaza City...with the daily reality of shortages of basic supplies Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera children Gaza City Iraq Russia United Kingdom Added: November 17, 2008

In November 2006 Al Jazeera began broadcasting in English with a promise to balance the flow of information from South to North. Two years on we are looking at the state of the world through the eyes of children. How do opportunity, expectation and lifestyle differ from region to region, and country to country? We are focusing on Argentina, Gaza, Iraq, Russia and the United Kingdom. Here we look at a two year old born in a world of opportunities, something which was denied to her parents under apartheid. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera Children apartheid South Africa Iraq Russia Argentina United Kingdom Added: November 17, 2008

With a deteriorating security situation and an economy in crisis, Pakistan is facing some challenging times. Senior Pakistani officials say their country is within days of defaulting on its foreign debt repayments and is in dire need of monetary aid. But as is often the case, it's the country's poorest who are most desperately in need of help. Kamal Hyder reports. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: pakistan economy poor aljazeera al jazeera kamal hyder debt finance credit crunch global islamabad Added: November 16, 2008

In November 2006 Al Jazeera began broadcasting in English with a promise to balance the flow of information from South to North. Two years on we are looking at the state of the world through the eyes of children. How do opportunity, expectation and lifestyle differ from region to region, and country to country? Here is a look at Grace Abercombie who lives in London with novelist Dad and TV editor Mum who is pregnant with their second child and has given up work. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera London Children United Kingdom Added: November 16, 2008

The murder of an Ecuadorean immigrant in New York has outraged Hispanic groups already alarmed by an apparent increase in racially-motivated hate crimes across the state. With the economy in decline and rising unemployment, some fear resentment towards immigrant communites will only get worse. Kristen Saloomey, Al Jazeera's correspondent in New York, reports. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Immigration New York America Hispanic Lucero Added: November 16, 2008

It has been a year since Cyclone Sidr devastated southern Bangladesh. More than 3,500 people were killed in what was the second strongest storm in the country's history, and survivors are still picking up the pieces. This week, the World Bank offered a loan of $100m to help the country rebuild, but damage is estimated at nearly $2bn. Nicolas Haque visited one town in dire need of assistance. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: bangladesh cyclone sidr nicholas haque aljazeera Added: November 16, 2008

Millions of people in small town America rely on big businesses that build plants and create jobs. When those businesses close down or move, whole towns can be devastated. One example is Wilmington, Ohio, which has been a main distribution hub for DHL, a global courier company. Last week, the firm said it will lay off more than 9,000 workers, many of whom live in or around the town. Al Jazeera's Nick Spicer went there to see how people are coping. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: ohio wilmington job losses layoffs redundancies dhl courier economy crisis credit crunch aljazeera nick spicer Added: November 16, 2008

American jazz giant Billy Cobham meets Cuban contemporary traditionalists Asere in this fusion whose appeal knows no boundaries. This is music that will make you move music that can stir up your emotions. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: PLAYLIST Cuba Billy Cobham Asere Cuban Jazz Added: November 16, 2008

With their music a frenetic combination of Balkan horns, hip hop beats, drum machines, gypsy flavours and punk attitude, they call themselves extreme instrumentalists, and describe their unique music as a clash of many different styles, cultures and sounds. Balkan Beat Box share with PLAYLIST their journey, from Tel Aviv to New York City and all the things theyve been influenced by along the way. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: PLAYLIST New York Balkan Beat Box Israel hip hop gypsy punk Added: November 16, 2008

Doing what comes naturally to him, Alex Cubas contemporary fusion sound is a marriage of sensual Cuban rhythms with raw rock bass guitar. A cross cultural musical celebration, this music is bursting with life a vital and energetic twist on tradition. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: PLAYLIST Alex Cuba Canada Rock Added: November 16, 2008

The first phase of voting in elections are taking place in the Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir region. Polling will run for the next six weeks in this heavily militarised area. But observers see the vote as a calculated gamble for the Indian government, which they say risks losing credibility if there is a low voter turnout. Al Jazeera's Matt McClure reports. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Matt McClure al jazeera aljazeera english kashmir vote elections jammu india pakistan Added: November 16, 2008

The Mediterranean region has always been "water poor". But now it is facing rising demand amid predictions of less rainfall. The Mediterranean has seven per cent of the worlds population, but only three per cent of its fresh water. In Greece's western Thessaly region, the problem is particularly acute. Al Jazeera's Nicole Itano reports. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Nicole Itano al jazeera aljazeera english water crisis mediterranean greece greek poor thessaly Added: November 16, 2008

There is increasing fear among Dubai's property developers that the relentless construction boom may be over. But there is one community that continues to ride out the storm. Al Jazeera's Rosa Ibragimova reports on the Russian invasion. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Rosa Ibragimova al jazeera aljazeera english economy dubai russia construction boom middle east property Added: November 16, 2008

In Malaysia, a law allowing journalists and opposition politicians to be indefinitely detained has come under fire. The Internal Security Act (ISA) was created during British colonial rule. But opponents claim the government is misusing it to silence its critics. Al Jazeera's Veronica Pedrosa reports. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Veronica Pedrosa Malaysia Al Jazeera AlJazeera English Internal Security Act ISA law guantanamo bay trial Added: November 16, 2008

Civilians in Afghanistan have paid the heavist price for the conflict in their country, caught up almost daily in both Taliban attacks and air raids by US force. Al Jazeea's David Chater has been to the main hospital in the Afghan city of Kandaha , where he heard some of their stories. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: al jazeera civilian casualties Afghanistan hospital inside David Chater Kandahar US coalition Added: November 15, 2008

In this episode of One on One Riz Khan meets actress, writer and "accidental cook" Madhur Jaffrey. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera One on Riz Khan Madhur Jaffrey actress writer Indian cookery Added: November 15, 2008

South Africans have been honouring one of their country's most famous daughters. A memorial service has been held in Johannesburg for the singer Miriam Makeba, who died in Italy on Monday, aged 76. The singer helped bring South African music to world attention, and fought tirelessly against the injustices of the apartheid regime. Al Jazeera's Zeina Awad has met some of those, whose lives she touched. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: miriam makeba aljazeera zeina awad Added: November 15, 2008

Once a glittering regional capital, modern Naples' reputation has been tarnished by organised crime and soaring unemployment but in this week's programme, Amanda Palmer and the 48 team meet local journalists Andrea and Ilaria, who show them how this brash city is determined to shrug off the forces holding it back. The most destructive of these forces is the local mafia, The Camorra older and arguably more powerful than Sicily's Cosa Nostra - which operates like a vast corporation controlling Neapolitan business and local politics. But some are willing to challenge their power, as 48 discovers when Andrea takes the team to meet the The "Sott' 'o pont'" (Under the Bridge) theatre company an organisation trying to educate teenagers about the dangers of Camorrista life through drama. For many, the most vivid image of modern Naples is the 'garbage crisis', which left the city festering in uncollected refuse for nearly a year. We head to the suburb of Villaricca, home to Europe's largest rubbish dump, to meet local percussion band Bidonvillarik. Their musical instruments are built from rubbish to draw attention to the garbage crisis - which, they say, is far from over. Naples is proud to have maintained its own language, and nowhere is it more alive than in its beloved local folk music, Canzone Napoletana. We meet 12-year-old Fortuna, one of the genre's hugely popular child singers, as she performs to an enraptured crowd at a birthday party in one of the narrow streets of the Forcella district. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera 48 Amanda Palmer Naples travel culture Added: November 15, 2008

The next morning, our guide Ilaria introduces Amanda to 'Pizza Master' Enrico, who runs a training course for local teenagers. His students are keen to learn a respected craft which can earn them a healthy, legitimate wage in a city where high unemployment makes joining the Camorra an all too attractive an option. Amanda learns the secrets of the perfect margherita the precise dimensions and ingredients of which are enshrined in EU law - and attempts to solve the mystery of why pizza making is such a macho career. Next we take the dramatic coast road around the Bay of Naples towards Amalfi, to visit one of the terraced lemon farms that have characterised the craggy coastal landscape of the Naples region for centuries. Lifelong lemon farmer Luigi reveals the passion for his fruit that keeps him fondly tending his terraces at the age of 74, and introduces us to his protégé, 'Young Luigi'. Finally, Ilaria and Andrea take us to the village of Montevergine for the annual festival of Tammurriata, a traditional Neapolitan style of music and dance with a huge following among young people. An earthy blend of pagan sensuality and Christian spirituality, the festival celebrates fertility, rebirth, and a successful harvest. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera 48 Naples Amanda Palmer culture travel Added: November 15, 2008

This week, Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir announced an immediate ceasefire in the Darfur region of western Sudan, where up to 300,000 people have died and more than two million have fled their homes during the past five years. The two main rebel groups have both rejected the move, saying it is just empty rhetoric and that President Bashir is not committed to peace. In an Al Jazeera exclusive, Sir David is joined by both sides of the conflict from the government side Sudanese Ambassador to the UK, Omer Mohamed Ahmed Siddig and from the JEM rebel group, Dr Tahir El-Faki. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Frost Over The World Sir David Darfur Sudanese Ambassador to the UK Omer Mohamed Ahmed Siddig Dr Tahir Al-Faki JEM Added: November 15, 2008

Legendary film director Ridley Scott has made four of the biggest of the biggest box office hits of all time: Blade Runner, Alien, Gladiator and Hannibal. He's also brought us Thelma and Louise and Black Hawk Down. His latest release, Body of Lies, stars Leonardo di Caprio and Russell Crowe. It's an action packed movie centred on US intelligence operations in the Middle East. Sir David met up with Ridley Scott during his time in the UK to promote the film. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Frost Over The World Sir David Ridley Scott film director Body of Lies Leonardo di Caprio Russell Crowe Gladiator Added: November 15, 2008

The violence in Afghanistan continues to escalate. This week alone has seen two major suicide bomb attacks as well as an acid attack on young girls making their way to school. 2008 has been the bloodiest year since the US-led invasion in 2001 and many are now calling for a change in strategy. Sir David talks to the Afghan Foreign Minister Rangin Dadfar Spanta and asks him whether he believes there can be a military solution to the current situation in Afghanistan. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Frost Over The World Afghanistan Afghan Foreign Minister Rangin Dadfar Spanta Added: November 15, 2008

Earlier this week, representatives from the rival Palestinian political parties Fatah and Hamas were supposed to meet at reconciliation talks in Cairo. The talks collapsed at the last minute when reports emerged that Hamas would not be attending. Sir David asks Palestinian finance minister Omar Abdel-Razeq if the rift between the two parties can be mended and what a divided Palestine would mean for the peace process. And also, the G20, the group of 20 leading countries, are on their way to Washington DC to try to find a solution to the global economic crisis. But a key player won't be present US President-elect Barack Obama. The world economy is entering a major downturn, and something needs to be done, but what can we expect from the Washington Summit? To find out, Sir David talks to Linda Yueh, an economist from Oxford University. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Frost Over The World Sir David Omar Abdel-Razeq Palestinian finance minister Fatah Hamas talks Linda Yueh G20 financial Added: November 15, 2008

In the first of a new series Al Jazeera's Divya Gopalan attempts to understand the real Mumbai by taking a culinary journey through its Street Food. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: india mumbai food street divya gopalan al jazeera culture travel documentary Added: November 14, 2008

In the first of a new series Al Jazeera's Divya Gopalan attempts to understand the real Mumbai by taking a culinary journey through its Street Food. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: india mumbai food street divya gopalan al jazeera culture travel documentary Added: November 14, 2008

Leaders from the worlds top 20 economies have gathered in Washington to discuss how best to tackle the global financial crisis. The emergency summit is already being compared to a key post-World War II ecomomic settlement known as Bretton Woods. The Bretton Woods accord led to the creation of both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Al Jazeera's John Terret, reporting from Bretton Woods, New Hampshire in the US, asks if the G20 summit can live up to such high expectations. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Global credit crunch G20 Washington Bretton Woods Added: November 14, 2008

The global economic downturn has adversely affected Chinese growth. Many people are now left unemployed, and is now concerning the Chinese government as they try to reassure their residents that unemployment figures will soon decrease. Tony Cheng reports. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera AlJazeera China Economics Recession Unemployment Added: November 14, 2008

El Salvador's citizens have been hit by the global slump in the main part because their currency is also the US dollar and the economy relies heavily on remmitances from overseas workers. Al Jazeera's Gabriel Elizondo travelled from San Salvador to the town of Intipuca, to find out what effect this is having on El Salvador's population. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: al jazeera Gabriel Elizondo El San Salvador Intipuca finance economic crisis money Added: November 14, 2008

Pakistan is asking for international loans of more than $9bn in the hopes of fending off a balance of payments crisis. It's deficit has almost doubled in 2008 to nearly $6bn. All of this has left many people struggling to feed their families, and as Al Jazeera's Imran Khan reports, it has driven some people to take a desperate step. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: pakistan imran khan finance suicide aljazeera Added: November 14, 2008

On this episode of the Riz Khan Show we speak to one of the most influential and controversial voices in black America - Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. A huge amount of attention has focused on the historic nature of Barack Obama's US presidential victory. For many it represents what the American dream is made of - a first generation African-American man has been elected to hold the highest office in the country. President-elect Obama is riding on a tide of public confidence that he will improve the country's economy, government, foreign policy and race relations. While many celebrated in the United States and overseas, one civic leader in Obama's hometown warned that, despite an energy and a "oneness of spirit" not seen before, the country remained "divided and polarised." Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera Riz Khan Louis Farrakhan Nation of Islam African-American Black Barack Obama US presidential election Added: November 14, 2008

On this episode of the Riz Khan Show we speak to one of the most influential and controversial voices in black America - Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. A huge amount of attention has focused on the historic nature of Barack Obama's US presidential victory. For many it represents what the American dream is made of - a first generation African-American man has been elected to hold the highest office in the country. President-elect Obama is riding on a tide of public confidence that he will improve the country's economy, government, foreign policy and race relations. While many celebrated in the United States and overseas, one civic leader in Obama's hometown warned that, despite an energy and a "oneness of spirit" not seen before, the country remained "divided and polarised." Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera Riz Khan Louis Farrakhan Nation of Islam African-American Black Barack Obama US presidential election Added: November 14, 2008

Six years after independence, East Timor is mired in poverty. But it also sits on a future oil and gas boom. But will it be a blessing or a curse? Fauziah Ibrahim interviews Xanana Gusmao, the East Timor prime minis