Lobster bisque for the blues A father and daughter’s journey through sadness and seafood. Al Jazeera · Dec 23, 2022
Indonesia’s bid to woo investors complicated by ‘sex ban’ code Southeast Asian country’s businesses community is divided on how revised code will affect efforts to attract investment. Al Jazeera · Dec 23, 2022
US Senate passes $1.7t spending bill without Afghan refugee law The 4,155-page spending bill includes $858bn for military spending and $45bn in additional assistance for Ukraine. Al Jazeera · Dec 23, 2022
The 10 players who caught our eye at the World Cup From Musiala to Aboubakar to Amrabat, here are the 10 players that impressed us most at this World Cup. Al Jazeera · Dec 22, 2022
Russia dismisses US decision to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine Russia’s Vladimir Putin slams US move to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine, saying it will not help resolve conflict. Al Jazeera · Dec 22, 2022
What is the post-FTX future of cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrencies, experts say, have mainly been speculative, which only worked as long as real dollars were there. Al Jazeera · Dec 22, 2022
Middle East round-up: Only one in 10 vote in Tunisian elections Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week. Al Jazeera · Dec 22, 2022
Ukraine expects key offensive as Russia plans to expand army The war is poised to escalate as Russia has planned new conscription and Ukraine’s allies have lifted weapons bans. Al Jazeera · Dec 22, 2022
Russia accuses US of fighting proxy war in Ukraine Kremlin spokesman criticises Zelenskyy’s visit to US and military support for Kyiv, says Russia’s war goals will be met. Al Jazeera · Dec 22, 2022
Jordan’s truckers struggle to get by, sparking protests, violence The deaths of four police officers highlight the issue of fuel protests, but Jordan’s problems are much deeper. Al Jazeera · Dec 22, 2022
‘My heart is bleeding’: Afghan women devastated by university ban The Taliban’s decision to suspend women from accessing higher education has extinguished a rare source of hope for many. Al Jazeera · Dec 21, 2022
Anti-racist faces trial for defaming neo-Nazi in Portugal Neo-Nazi activist Mario Machado accuses anti-racism campaigner Mamadou Ba of ‘injuring his honour’ on social media. Al Jazeera · Dec 21, 2022
Over 100 Rohingya stranded off India’s coast, many feared dead As many as 16-20 refugees may have died of thirst and hunger or have drowned, according to relatives and activists. Al Jazeera · Dec 21, 2022
The racist killing of Cassius Turvey that shocked Australia Alleged murder of Cassius is the latest in a number of attacks on Australia’s Indigenous children and young people. Al Jazeera · Dec 21, 2022
Al Jazeera · Dec 20, 2022 January 6: What the criminal referrals against Donald Trump mean Department of Justice will have the final say on whether to indict Trump on serious charges recommended by committee.
Al Jazeera · Dec 20, 2022 Why Qatar 2022 was also Africa’s World Cup Tournament was an indication of continent’s growth, with Morocco’s run crowning impressive displays by African teams.
Al Jazeera · Dec 20, 2022 UK nurses stage second strike for inflation-busting pay Up to 100,000 members of the Royal College of Nursing demand better pay to make up for years of real-terms salary cuts.
Al Jazeera · Dec 20, 2022 Which European nations are handling the energy crisis best? France, Spain, Germany, Italy and Greece are doing some things right, but face challenging times ahead, say experts.
Al Jazeera · Dec 20, 2022 Niger Delta decries slow cleanups, decades after oil spills Residents say response slow, rehabilitation of Nigerian oil-rich state’s environment must speed up.
Al Jazeera · Dec 20, 2022 Democratic stronghold Washington state may join GOP’s TikTok bans Washington state is considering banning the Chinese-owned app for government business amid national security concerns.
Al Jazeera · Dec 19, 2022 As US debates Title 42 policy, asylum seekers left in limbo The Supreme Court intervened on Monday to block the controversial immigration policy’s scheduled expiration this week.
Al Jazeera · Dec 19, 2022 Sudanese security forces tear-gas pro-democracy protesters Thousands of demonstrator in Khartoum demand an end to military rule and justice for those killed since last year’s coup
Al Jazeera · Dec 19, 2022 Staff picks: My favourite World Cup 2022 moment From Morocco’s fairy-tale journey to Japan fans cleaning up after the match, here are a few highlights of the World Cup.
Al Jazeera · Dec 19, 2022 Palestinian American released from Israeli detention Hala Kasim Salameh’s family said she had a permit to enter Jerusalem but was arrested by Israeli authorities.
Al Jazeera · Dec 19, 2022 The morning after: Qatar wakes up to post World Cup life People express sadness over the World Cup ending but say they feel privileged to have been a part of it.