‘Guerilla campaign’: How Imran Khan is fighting Pakistan election from jail Amid a crackdown against it, the former PM’s party is resorting to tech-driven, unconventional campaigning strategies. Al Jazeera · Feb 7, 2024
In legal no-man’s land, refugees in Malaysia struggle to eat, pay rent Malaysia tells UN review it has no plans to change system under which refugees are considered undocumented migrants. Al Jazeera · Feb 7, 2024
Ten dead, 20 others injured in multiple blasts in market in Somali capital The incident happened in Bakara, Mogadishu’s largest market, on Tuesday. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
Israel should be disqualified from Eurovision 2024: European politicians Political figures pen angry letter to Eurovision organisers saying Israel should be excluded for its war in Gaza. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
Israel’s assault on Gaza, through Mona’s eyes Displaced to Rafah, Mona Abdel Raheem lives through another cycle of war and Palestinian dispossession. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
Worst drought recorded hits Spain’s Catalonia, sparking fears and ingenuity Fountains have dried up while hotels impose a four-minute shower challenge as water runs dry. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
‘Why single us out?’ Pakistan’s Ahmadi minority boycotts election, again The community was officially declared ‘non-Muslim’ four decades ago. Today, it is increasingly under attack. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
The Firats survived Turkey’s earthquakes, here’s their life a year later A year on from the devastating earthquakes in Turkey, Al Jazeera follows up with a displaced family in Adiyaman. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
‘We are at crossroads’: Tension builds in Senegal amid election delay As the parliamentary debate continues over election delay, concerns are mounting among common Senegalese people. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
Since the earthquake, these northwest Syrian villagers camp out every night Many villagers spend the day in their homes, then sleep in tents outside for fear of aftershocks. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
In Modi’s constituency Varanasi, India’s next temple-mosque spat explodes A high court will hear the Mughal-era mosque’s case on February 6 after a local court allowed Hindu prayers inside. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
Prospects shaky for Philippines’ government and communist peace talks The two sides agreed to start talks this month, but continued fighting and mutual distrust have undermined process. Al Jazeera · Feb 6, 2024
Scepticism as Gibran Rakabuming Raka runs for Indonesia’s vice presidency In Solo, where Gibran is mayor, some say he lacks experience for national office and father Joko Widodo’s common touch. Al Jazeera · Feb 5, 2024
How will Donald Trump’s criminal trials affect his re-election bid? Experts say timing of four criminal cases will be critical, but Republican Party has hitched its wagon to ex-president. Al Jazeera · Feb 5, 2024
Al Jazeera · Feb 5, 2024 Surveilled, harassed by Israel – life as a West Bank Palestinian Up close and personal with the discrimination Palestinians face every day from Israeli authorities.
Al Jazeera · Feb 5, 2024 Did an arrested Uzbek ‘mafia chieftain’ organise killings of dissidents? Twelve years ago, an Uzbek hitman tried to kill an exiled imam in Sweden. The rest may not be history, just yet.
Al Jazeera · Feb 5, 2024 Northwest Syria’s love for puppies, kittens blooms a year after earthquake Dedicated team rescued more than 1,300 animals after last year’s quakes, and many of them are now finding loving homes.
Al Jazeera · Feb 5, 2024 Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 122 The US Senate has proposed military funding to Israel as Gaza reels from the non-stop bombardment.
Al Jazeera · Feb 5, 2024 Pakistan election 2024: By the numbers As 128 million voters prepare for the February 8 election, Al Jazeera decodes the key numbers shaping Pakistan.
Al Jazeera · Feb 5, 2024 ‘Reputational damage’: Singapore’s ruling party grapples with scandal The People’s Action Party, which has long traded on its squeaky-clean image, seeks to reassure voters as election looms.
Al Jazeera · Feb 4, 2024 ‘Nothing left’: Indonesia’s tourism industry fears wipeout under tax hike Plans to introduce 40-75 percent tax rate for entertainment services prompt fierce backlash from businesses.
Al Jazeera · Feb 4, 2024 Afraa, ‘miracle baby’ of Syria’s earthquake, is turning one Walking a bit, talking a bit, the baby born under rubble nearly a year ago is thriving with her adoptive family.
Al Jazeera · Feb 4, 2024 US, UK launch new wave of strikes on Yemen’s Houthis amid Gaza war The new wave of attacks comes as Houthis continue to target Israel-linked ships, demanding end to war in Gaza.
Al Jazeera · Feb 4, 2024 Biden sweeps South Carolina Democratic primary with ‘loser’ taunt at Trump While Biden faced little opposition, vote being watched amid concerns on his popularity, especially among Black voters.
Al Jazeera · Feb 4, 2024 Do Yemen’s Houthis have their eye on Marib? The Houthis’ stance in support of Palestine is gaining accolades, could they also be looking at a domestic win?