Morocco earthquake death toll: Live tracker More than 2,900 people have died in Moroccos’s deadliest earthquake in more than 60 years. Al Jazeera · Sep 10, 2023
Race to find survivors as Morocco earthquake toll passes 2,000 The magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit remote High Atlas mountain region, killing 2,012 people and leaving many homeless. Al Jazeera · Sep 9, 2023
US President Biden visits Vietnam: Wartime foes to highest-level partners? US President Biden and Vietnam’s Communist Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong expected to agree new partnership. Al Jazeera · Sep 9, 2023
G20 summit: Transport project to link India to Middle East, Europe unveiled The ambitious rail and shipping project, which is seen as a counter to China’s economic clout, announced at G20 summit. Al Jazeera · Sep 9, 2023
Where in Morocco did the 6.8 magnitude earthquake strike? Deadly earthquake’s epicentre was recorded in the High Atlas Mountains in an area not usually associated with temblors. Al Jazeera · Sep 9, 2023
‘Thoughts and prayers’: World reacts to Morocco’s devastating earthquake Condolences and offers of support pour in from around the world after Morocco’s deadly earthquake. Al Jazeera · Sep 9, 2023
Vietnam’s wild elephants get unique ‘ID cards’ in novel conservation plan Conservationists use visual data from camera traps to create individual ‘ID cards’ for Vietnam’s elusive elephants. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023
Shooting down drones isn’t enough to stop Jordan’s crystal meth problem The use of the amphetamine captagon has been the focus of much government attention, but crystal meth use is increasing. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023
Middle East Roundup: Calligraffiti artist paints Gaza’s hope Tunisian man lost at sea, Eritreans brawl in Israel, fallout from Libya-Israel scandal—here’s the Middle East this week. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023
As he awaits trial, Andrew Tate continues to influence Romanian boys Two teenagers discuss the self-described misogynist’s impact on them as a Romanian clinical psychologist sounds alarm. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023
Arundhati Roy: ‘Biden, Macron know what’s going on in India but won’t talk’ From her New Delhi home, acclaimed Indian writer and activist talks about G20 summit and state of India’s minorities. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023
Rivalry among Boko Haram factions compounds violence in northern Nigeria Splits within the armed group have led to factions setting up bases across northern Nigeria and the Lake Chad region. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023
‘How will I pay?’: Steep power bills, rising inflation hit Pakistan’s poor Millions of Pakistanis say they have been forced to ration use of fans and other essential electrical items due to hike. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023
Niger coup sanctions drive Ghana’s onion prices up, deepen food crisis Niger, a key exporter of dry onions in West Africa, is responsible for 70 percent of onion imports by Ghana. Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023
Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023 Solomon Islands police deny China shipped guns, following Al Jazeera report Royal Solomon Islands Police Force Commissioner Mostyn Mangau says replica firearms incapable of firing live rounds.
Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023 Thailand’s food delivery drivers feel pinch as Grab, Line rack up losses Gig workers say platforms such as Grab and Foodpanda have cut their pay rates without explanation.
Al Jazeera · Sep 8, 2023 US border wall construction damaged Native burial site: Government report New report has found that efforts to expedite construction came at expense of sensitive ecosystems, Indigenous sites.
Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023 Darfur victims await justice at ICC as Sudan war rages on Activists seek justice against former Sudanese Arab militia leader as new crimes are committed in the war-torn region.
Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023 Fears of escalation grow as dozens die in SDF-militia fighting in Syria Arab tribesmen blame violence on ‘years-long discrimination’ by the SDF in northeast Syria.
Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023 Determination, hope and longing in the Tunisians fighting for a better life ‘I met this guy, with a baby. I asked: ‘Why are you here with a baby?’ He said: ‘Either we die here, or in Tunisia.’
Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023 ‘Lifeline for Gaza’: Businesses raise concerns after Israel halts exports The Karem Abu Salem crossing is the sole passage for the transport of goods, fuel and aid between Israel and Gaza.
Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023 ‘We will be finished’: Modi manufacturing plan squeezes small Indian firms Incentives to big manufacturers aimed at challenging China are threatening small businesses, India’s economic backbone.
Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023 People displaced by rising waters in Kenya’s Rift Valley await new start For a decade, water in Kenya’s Rift Valley has been rising due to climate change. The displaced say they want normalcy.
Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023 Why are China’s workers studying ‘Xi Jinping Thought’? Chinese leader’s writings are becoming a topic of discussion among employees at banks and state-owned enterprises.
Al Jazeera · Sep 7, 2023 Ozempic, weight-loss ‘wonder drug’, under scrutiny amid suicide risk claims Ozempic has not shown increased risk of suicidal ideation in trials, but some users say it harmed their mental health.