‘They have no recourse’: FIFPRO Africa on protecting footballers Al Jazeera speaks to the union’s Geremi Njitap and Kgosana Masaseng on their work to improve player welfare. Al Jazeera · Jul 3, 2023
Thousands rally across Australia in support of Indigenous reform Day of action seeks to rally support for a campaign to recognise Australia’s Indigenous people in its constitution. Al Jazeera · Jul 2, 2023
After mutiny, clouds hover over Wagner’s operations in Africa Wagner’s mutiny in Russia has been eyed with interest and concern in Africa as questions mount over its operations. Al Jazeera · Jul 1, 2023
‘I connect to the pain’: Finding a second chance in ultrarunning Ashleigh Adams, a recovering alcoholic, tests her limits in the Comrades – an infamous South African ultramarathon. Al Jazeera · Jul 1, 2023
Cambodia PM backtracks on threat to ban Facebook amid content row A political fiasco has unfolded for Facebook after Hun Sen is accused of inciting violence on the platform. Al Jazeera · Jul 1, 2023
Canada wildfires: What to do when the air quality is bad outside Haze has settled over large swaths of North America from fires, an issue expected to continue into hottest months. Al Jazeera · Jun 30, 2023
‘Police rough kids up here’: France reels after teen’s death French authorities implement new security measures amid 3 nights of riots against police actions after teen shot dead. Al Jazeera · Jun 30, 2023
‘Very worrying’: Three far-right parties enter Greek parliament Greece becomes the only European country with three far-right parties in its legislature after this week’s elections. Al Jazeera · Jun 30, 2023
‘It was his birthday’: Muslim lynched over beef in western India Afan Abdul Ansari dies and companion Nasir Hussain battles for his life after attack by cow vigilantes in Maharashtra. Al Jazeera · Jun 30, 2023
In the heart of Silicon Valley, an oasis for Uighur cuisine The co-founder of Mrs Khan grew up adamant she would not be a chef. Now, her restaurant is an anchor for the community. Al Jazeera · Jun 30, 2023
‘No singing, no joy’: How settlers ruined a Palestinian wedding Hours before a couple was to get married, dozens of Israeli settlers torched salon where the family was getting ready, Al Jazeera · Jun 29, 2023
Cambodia PM Hun Sen accused of inciting violence on social media Meta oversight board recommends that Hun Sen’s Facebook and Instagram accounts be suspended for six months. Al Jazeera · Jun 29, 2023
Quran desecrated at Sweden mosque during Eid al-Adha Decision by authorities to allow the desecration of the Muslim holy book was angrily criticised by Turkey. Al Jazeera · Jun 28, 2023
China in focus as EU leaders prepare for key summit Leaders of the European Union’s member states will meet in Brussels this week to discuss the bloc’s ties with China. Al Jazeera · Jun 28, 2023
Al Jazeera · Jun 28, 2023 What future awaits Russia’s Wagner army and its boss, Prigozhin? Observers say Yevgeny Prigozhin is ‘doomed’ after turning on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Al Jazeera · Jun 28, 2023 EU’s slow move to common asylum policy ‘fails to prevent deaths’ The EU’s migration pact is set to come into force by 2026.
Al Jazeera · Jun 28, 2023 ‘How would you survive?’: Desperation grows in Iraq water crisis Parched communities, once displaced by the ravages of ISIL, can barely survive the decimation of their water supplies.
Al Jazeera · Jun 28, 2023 Indonesian rights abuse compensation plan fans fears of impunity Concerns compensation programme for victims of abuses from 1965 mass killings to Aceh conflict will hinder justice.
Al Jazeera · Jun 28, 2023 Can plantations value more than profit? Some in Malaysia think so Plantation owners in the Borneo state of Sabah are setting aside land for conservation but some remain sceptical.
Al Jazeera · Jun 27, 2023 Q&A: Afrobeats is ‘one of Africa’s biggest cultural exports’ A leading music executive answers questions on the essence and evolution of the trendy music genre Afrobeats.
Al Jazeera · Jun 27, 2023 Solitary confinement is still widespread in US prisons and jails The United States locks people in isolation even though it causes severe psychological damage that can last a lifetime.
Al Jazeera · Jun 27, 2023 ‘Don’t see why not’: China envoy on backing Ukraine’s ’91 borders China’s EU envoy, Fu Cong, says Beijing respects the territorial integrity of all countries and stands for peace.
The Week · Jun 27, 2023 How will Wagner turmoil affect peace-keeping in Mali? Russia has sought to reassure the military junta ruling Mali that Wagner Group mercenaries will continue to operate in the war-torn West African nation.
Al Jazeera · Jun 27, 2023 Can the Palestinian Authority protect Palestinians from settlers? Calls grow for the Palestinian Authority to protect Palestinians against increasing violent settler attacks.
Al Jazeera · Jun 27, 2023 Greece boat wreck victims asked for prayers before leaving Libya Many now feared dead in the boat wreck off Greece were full of hope and asked loved ones to pray for them.