‘I knew it was a risk’: A Nigerian migrant sex worker in Ghana How one woman made a desperate cross-border sacrifice to build a better life for her family and get them out of poverty. Al Jazeera · Jul 11, 2023
Can Putin recover from the Wagner mutiny? Russia’s elites are distancing themselves from Putin, even if they won’t revolt just yet, say analysts. Al Jazeera · Jul 11, 2023
World Population Day: What will the world look like in 2050? By 2050, after India and China, Nigeria is expected to become the world’s third most populous nation. Al Jazeera · Jul 11, 2023
Indonesia’s electric battery hub bid clouded by mining deaths Safety standards in Southeast Asian country’s nickel mining industry are under scrutiny after spate of fatal accidents. Al Jazeera · Jul 11, 2023
India’s Bank of Baroda tampered with accounts to flog app Second-largest gov’t-owned bank linked mobile numbers of strangers to boost app registrations, compromising security. Al Jazeera · Jul 11, 2023
Palestinian Authority Criticizes Al Jazeera, Threatens Measures Palestinian Authority threatens action against Al Jazeera over 'unbalanced' coverage Zenger · Jul 10, 2023
‘I lost six people’: South Africans mourn latest mine tragedy South African authorities have promised to tackle illegal mining after gas kills 17 people, including three children. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2023
NATO membership of Ukraine, Sweden in focus at Vilnius summit NATO leaders will meet in Lithuania to discuss Russia’s aggression and overcome differences over the bloc’s enlargement. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2023
‘There’s nothing in Mali’: The Timbuktu salesman roaming Senegal Dicko, a salesman constantly on the move, is seeking greener pastures not in Europe but much closer to his native Mali. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2023
So thirsty they drank seawater: The refugees Tunisia pushed out More than 1,000 people were bussed to borders with Libya, Algeria – and left with no food, water, shelter or way out. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2023
No end to deadly violence in India’s ethnically-divided Manipur Clashes between Meitei and Kuki-Zo tribes continue even after two months, with over 140 dead and thousands displaced. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2023
Bali’s rafting scene under scrutiny after tourist deaths Indonesian island’s regulation of rafting is facing criticism after the deaths of five tourists since November 2021. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2023
‘I wanted vengeance’: Tibet’s last resistance fighter Tibet was communist China’s first conquest and now, Tibetans are working to tell the story of how they resisted Beijing. Al Jazeera · Jul 10, 2023
Tunisia rejects accusations of mistreatment of Black refugees Tunisian President Kais Saied said refugees were receiving humane treatment stemming from what he called ‘our values’. Al Jazeera · Jul 9, 2023
Al Jazeera · Jul 8, 2023 What makes South Asia so vulnerable to climate change? Extreme weather events in one of the world’s most populous regions bring food insecurity, displacement and disease.
Al Jazeera · Jul 8, 2023 Uzbekistan presidential election: No choice amid apathy and heat Snap polls were announced in May after constitutional amendments ‘annulled’ previous and current terms of the incumbent.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2023 Afghan interpreter who fled the Taliban killed in US gun violence Nasrat Ahmad Yar was working as a rideshare driver when he was fatally shot in Washington, DC, after resettling in US.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2023 US to give Ukraine widely banned cluster munitions despite fears Banned by many countries, cluster munitions leave unexploded bombs that pose a risk to civilians for decades to come.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2023 Syria cracked down on Wagner after mutiny in Russia: Report Syrian authorities swiftly moved to isolate and control Wagner operatives after the mercenary group staged a rebellion.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2023 Analysis: Fighting recedes, but peace in Yemen remains distant Despite relative quiet on the front lines and negotiations between the Saudis and the Houthis, peace isn’t a given.
Al Jazeera · Jul 7, 2023 An ex-anti-abortion evangelist on life as a pro-choice ‘traitor’ American Reverend Rob Schenck made a name for himself denouncing ‘baby killers’. Then he changed his mind.
Al Jazeera · Jul 6, 2023 US Navy says Iran seized commercial ship in Gulf US Navy says it monitored situation in international waters involving vessel possibly engaged in smuggling activity.
Al Jazeera · Jul 6, 2023 ‘People are dying’: South Africa workers protest economic woes South Africa is facing rolling electricity blackouts, high unemployment and growing social unrest due to economic woes.
Al Jazeera · Jul 6, 2023 Israeli court acquits officer of killing autistic Palestinian man The officer was charged with reckless manslaughter for the 2020 killing of 32-year-old Eyad al-Hallaq.
Al Jazeera · Jul 6, 2023 Analyst: ‘Uneasy ceasefire’ between Wagner, Russia after mutiny Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin was expected to relocate to Belarus, but Lukashenko says he’s in Russia.