Multiple suicide bombings rock Yemen's Sanaa The future of al-Qaeda Claims Denmark outsourced its torture to Lebanon

Multiple suicide bombings rock Yemen's Sanaa

Four explosions hit three mosques and Houthi headquarters in Sanaa as Yemen peace talks in Geneva remain deadlocked.

17 Jun 2015 19:15 GMT | War & Conflict, Middle East, Yemen, UN

More to this story

• Q&A: Geneva talks 'could end Yemen conflict'
• Yemen talks in doubt amid humanitarian emergency
• Humanitarian crisis of immense magnitude looms in Yemen

  Multiple suicide bombings rock Yemen's Sanaa

  
  Four explosions hit three mosques and Houthi headquarters in Sanaa as Yemen peace talks in Geneva remain deadlocked.
  

  17 Jun 2015 19:15 GMT | War & Conflict, Middle East, Yemen, UN

  More to this story

  • Q&A: Geneva talks 'could end Yemen conflict'
  • Yemen talks in doubt amid humanitarian emergency
  • Humanitarian crisis of immense magnitude looms in Yemen
  
  

  

  Claims Denmark outsourced its torture to Lebanon

  Al Jazeera investigation reveals how three Danish Muslims ended up in some of the Middle East's most notorious prisons.
  

  17 Jun 2015 19:30 GMT | War & Conflict, Politics, Human Rights, Middle East, Europe

  

  'Elephant rockets' kill dozens in Damascus suburb

  Activists say improvised bombs dropped on rebel stronghold of Douma leave at least 36 people dead.
  

  17 Jun 2015 14:21 GMT | War & Conflict, Middle East, Syria
  
  

  More stories

  
  

  

  North Korea hit by the worst drought in a century

  Country expected to face famine if unusually dry weather continues as 30 percent of its rice paddies dry up.
  

  17 Jun 2015 19:26 GMT | Environment, Asia Pacific, North Korea

  

  Greece and creditors trade barbs ahead of crucial talks

  Failing to reach a deal would hurt not only Greek economy but also rest of Europe, officials on both sides warn.
  

  17 Jun 2015 15:21 GMT | Politics, Europe, Greece, European Union

  

  Palestinian unity government resigns

  Inability to operate in Gaza Strip cited as reason for possible disbanding amid talk of Hamas-Israel truce.
  

  17 Jun 2015 13:51 GMT | Politics, Middle East, Palestine, Israel

  

  Georgian government criticised for deadly tiger attack

  Residents say mismanagement of Tbilisi floods resulted in man being mauled by tiger that ran away from damaged zoo.
  

  17 Jun 2015 14:05 GMT | Europe, Georgia

  

  Boko Haram booby trap kills Nigerian soldiers

  Bombs detonate in barracks taken by military in town of Monguno, killing at least 10 soldiers.
  

  17 Jun 2015 16:18 GMT | Africa, Nigeria, Boko Haram

  

  The future of al-Qaeda

  As al-Qaeda battles its sworn enemies, must it also fight for its very survival?
  

  17 Jun 2015 20:24 GMT | War & Conflict, Middle East, Al-Qaeda
  

  War & Conflict

  The future of al-Qaeda

  As al-Qaeda battles its sworn enemies, must it also fight for its very survival?

  Inside Story | 17 Jun 2015 20:24 GMT | War & Conflict, Middle East, Al-Qaeda

  Al-Qaeda earned its reputation for large-scale attacks from September 11 to the Bali and US embassy bombings.

  But in the years since the killing of Osama bin Laden, the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant's barbarity and relentless march across Iraq and Syria have stolen the spotlight.
  So does al-Qaeda face a fight to stay relevant? And is the lure of ISIL to blame?
  
  Presenter: David Foster
  Guests:
  Shiv Malik - investigative journalist with The Guardian newspaper
  Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi - military specialist and fellow with the Middle East Forum
  Robin Simcox - al-Qaeda specialist
  

  Source: Al Jazeera

  copy  http://www.aljazeera.com/