In Nigeria, economic blues dampen patriotism on Independence Day Nigerians of all ages say they are disillusioned with the country’s progress in six decades, so patriotism is waning. Al Jazeera · Oct 1, 2023
International Coffee Day: Where does your caffeine fix come from? Brazil is the world’s largest producer of coffee, producing about one-third of global supply. Al Jazeera · Oct 1, 2023
Attackers carry out blast in the heart of Turkish capital Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya says one of the two attackers blew himself up in front of ministry building in Ankara. Al Jazeera · Oct 1, 2023
Rwanda ambassador: Suella Braverman ‘absolutely wrong’ on immigration The home secretary faces embarrassment after a covert sting operation filmed criticism of UK policy by a top official The Guardian - UK · Sep 30, 2023
Armenia says more than 100,000 people fled Nagorno-Karabakh Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says exodus amounts to ‘ethnic cleansing’, a claim Azerbaijan strongly rejects. Al Jazeera · Sep 30, 2023
Vucic ‘wants war’: Kosovo PM accuses Belgrade of inciting violence Kosovo leader Albin Kurti alleges Serbian president aims to instigate a conflict with Kosovo; Vucic denies accusation. Al Jazeera · Sep 30, 2023
Paradise prison: How 107 Bangladeshis became enslaved on a Pacific island Instead of legitimate jobs, 107 men from Bangladesh became slaves in Vanuatu working under the threat of harm, death. Al Jazeera · Sep 30, 2023
Dozens dead after Pakistan rocked by bombings in two provinces Suicide bombers attacked mosques in the provinces of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Al Jazeera · Sep 29, 2023
‘All I saw were dead bodies’: Grief and anger after Pakistan bomb blasts A suicide bomb attack targeting a religious procession in Balochistan’s Mastung has killed dozens and hurt many others. Al Jazeera · Sep 29, 2023
At least 59 people killed in twin attacks on mosques in Pakistan Suicide bombing kills at least 54 at parade to mark prophet’s birthday, while five die in attack in police compound The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2023
Analysis: Can Sudan’s civilian leaders save their country from collapse? Civilian forces were central to the movement that overthrew former President Omar al-Bashir, but are now marginalised. Al Jazeera · Sep 29, 2023
‘Iraqis love life’: In conversation with Ala Talabani On the sidelines of a conference about Iraq, the parliamentarian spoke to Al Jazeera about the country’s future. Al Jazeera · Sep 29, 2023
Over 2500 dead, missing as 186,000 people cross Mediterranean to Europe in 2023 Over 2,500 people died or have gone missing while trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe so far this year. Read further on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · Sep 29, 2023
At least five killed as another blast hits Pakistan on prophet’s birthday Two killed in explosion at mosque in Hangu city of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province shortly after the Balochistan bombing. Al Jazeera · Sep 29, 2023
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 Mid-Autumn festival: Why Asia goes mad for mooncakes The pastries, about the size of a palm and filled with a sweet paste, are popular gifts during the ancient festival.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 UK, Canada, Taiwan criticise Myanmar as generals unleash ‘corrective purge’ Plan for elections and continued violence and atrocities draw concern in West, as Russia and China cosy up to regime.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 US Visa Waiver Program: Why Arab Americans angered by Israel’s admission Advocates say US government is turning blind eye to violations against its own citizens’ rights to give perk to Israel.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 Is the Armenia-Azerbaijan fight for Nagorno-Karabakh finally over? After two major wars and a recent lightning Azerbaijani offensive, the self-styled republic will be dissolved.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 Muslim man lynched in India ‘for taking a banana’ at Hindu temple event Mob ties the 22-year-old to a pole and beats him to death over allegations he stole ‘prasad’ or religious offering.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 UN chief says Pakistan floods ‘litmus test for climate justice’ as aid lags Fund delays ‘undermining people’s efforts to rebuild lives’, Guterres says during special UNGA session on catastrophe.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 Turkish neutrality: How Erdogan manages ties with Russia, Ukraine amid war ‘The West is reliable, Russia is equally reliable,’ the Turkish president recently said, reflecting his balancing act.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 Middle East Roundup: Tragedy strikes Iraqi couple’s ‘happiest day’ A mass fire in Iraq, Saudi’s foreign policy moves, surviving Libya’s floods post-ISIL–here’s the Middle East this week.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 Afro-Dabke, where Palestine and Cameroon meet to dance The Afro-Dabke dancers of Palestine have found both identity and strength in the energetic, expressive dance.
Al Jazeera · Sep 28, 2023 On Lampedusa, the lucky few who made it across the sea live in misery Overcrowding, lack of food and police violence plague the people who fled to Italy praying for a better life.
Al Jazeera · Sep 27, 2023 Google’s antitrust showdown with US could ‘dramatically change’ competition The case could also impact how new technologies like AI are marketed to consumers, experts said.