via AlJazeeraEnglish A new United Nations report critisises the Gaddafi regime and accuses its forces of war crimes. Al Jazeera’s Rosalind Jordon reports from Washington DC.

via AlJazeeraEnglish Al Jazeera has obtained exclusive pictures taken by a young Libyan soldier before he died in battle. The images give a telling insight into the reality of the war in Libya from the perspective of the government troops. Tony Birtley reports.

via AlJazeeraEnglish Libyan pro-democracy fighters push towards the city of Zlitan – one of only three towns separating the rebel-held Misurata from the capital, Tripoli. Meanwhile, Libyan state TV reports that leader Muammar Gaddafi has once again said he has no intention of leaving the country. Al Jazeera’s Tarek Bazley reports.

via PBSNewsHour Senators from both parties wanted to know Wednesday what the U.S. has to show for $19 billion spent to stabilize Read the Transcript:http://to.pbs.org/lVTYxv Afghanistan over the last 10 years. Just as the U.S. troop pullout is slated to begin, a new report concluded that American aid is just encouraging…

via AlJazeeraEnglish Since the uprising began in Libya in February, hundreds of people have been killed and injured.

via AlJazeeraEnglish Has the US been winning Afghan hearts and minds or is it cash down the drain?

via AlJazeeraEnglish Muammar Gaddafi’s forces are shelling rebels in western Libya. Al Jazeera’s James Bays and his team came under fire while reporting near the town of Rieina.

via AlJazeeraEnglish Medical staff at Yafran hospital narrate horror to Al Jazeera that they had to go through at the hands of Gaddafi forces.

via AlJazeeraEnglish In Libya, at least 31 people are dead and more than 140 injured as forces loyal to Libyan president Muammar Gaddafi, attack pro-democracy fighters in towns near the rebel-held city of Misurata.

via AlJazeeraEnglish In Misrata, pro-Gaddafi soldiers have fought with opposition forces for over two months. Estimates suggest they also abducted more than twelve hundred people during their occupation. Al Jazeera’s Tony Birtley reports.