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April 14, 2025
Can China use US debt in its tariff war against the US?
China is the second largest holder of US debt and could, theoretically, dump it to devalue the dollar.
Al Jazeera
April 13, 2025
Lebanese Civil War began 50 years ago. Here’s how one photographer saw it
Award-winning photojournalist Claude Salhani documented his country’s war for nine years, until he had to turn away.
Al Jazeera
April 13, 2025
The Zimbabwean singer who found fame in China – and obscurity at home
Jo Stak used to sing in Mandarin and get stopped by fans on the streets of Shanghai. That changed when he came home.
Al Jazeera
April 12, 2025
‘I didn’t go’: The last Muslim man in Indian town hit by religious strife
The 15 Muslim families in Nanda Nagar fled after they were attacked by neighbours. Ahamad Hasan decided to return.
Al Jazeera
April 12, 2025
Luisa Gonzalez wants to be Ecuador’s president. Will Correa weigh her down?
Facing incumbent Daniel Noboa in Ecuador’s election, Gonzalez navigates the divisive legacy of her political mentor.
Al Jazeera
April 11, 2025
How US funding cuts are threatening South African families living with HIV
Critical community initiatives that provide testing, food and support and HIV vaccine research have been dismantled.
Al Jazeera
April 10, 2025
Unpacking Israel’s war on international humanitarian law
Israel has tried to legally justify its attacks and treatment of Palestinians, even as it goes against international law
Al Jazeera
April 10, 2025
Ecuador’s Indigenous movement splinters over presidential election support
Indigenous voters likely hold the key to the April 13 election. But internal divisions may cost them their influence.
Al Jazeera
April 9, 2025
Israel pushes on with strategy to keep neighbours weak in Lebanon and Syria
Israel has repeatedly bombed both Syria and Lebanon, experts say it is no mood for peace.
Al Jazeera
April 9, 2025
‘Won’t let it happen’: Indian fishers fight offshore critical minerals hunt
India is investing heavily in the search for critical minerals. But it faces strong opposition from fisherfolk.
Al Jazeera
April 8, 2025
Why is Israel attacking Syria?
Regional tensions are rising due to Israel’s attacks on Syria and its expanding occupation of Syrian land.
Al Jazeera
April 8, 2025
Wave of Kashmir disappearances, mystery deaths spook tribal community
Young men disappear, their dead bodies found weeks later in canals. Kashmir’s Gujjars refuse to believe they drowned.
Al Jazeera
April 7, 2025
Targeted, killed, burned alive: Journalists in Gaza attacked by Israel
In latest attack on reporters in Gaza, a journalist burns alive and others are wounded in strike on media tent.
Al Jazeera
April 6, 2025
I am not a number, I am a real story from Gaza. Remember it
Ruwaida Amer talks about wrestling with the terror of constant Israeli bombardment and wondering what comes next.
Al Jazeera
April 3, 2025
Hungry, scared Darfur civilians fear RSF attack, plead for army help
Sudanese civilians in North Darfur are starving as they fear an RSF invasion. Many are calling on the army for help.
Al Jazeera
April 3, 2025
Dead or alive? Surviving Pakistan’s 28-hour train hijack in an engine
Assistant train driver Saad Qamar’s family didn’t know if he had been killed. On Thursday, he’s back at work.
Al Jazeera
April 2, 2025
Tariff uncertainties have companies in Mexico on their toes
US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats are forcing companies in Mexico to rethink their business plans.
Al Jazeera
April 2, 2025
In Keir Starmer’s constituency, tensions flare over pro-Palestine activism
Protesters in two London boroughs recently launched a divestment campaign. One group achieved its goal.
Al Jazeera
April 2, 2025
In Kenya, girls are sold into marriage to stave off starvation from drought
Child marriage and sexual violence plague women and girls as climate change threatens the northern Marsabit region.
Al Jazeera
April 1, 2025
Devastating Myanmar earthquake seen as omen of military regime’s demise
Many view the earthquake as a sign that Myanmar’s military regime and its chief Min Aung Hlaing are nearing an end.
Al Jazeera
April 1, 2025
How did Israel kill the Red Crescent medics in Gaza?
Al Jazeera
March 31, 2025
Faced with measles, Texas healthcare workers confront ‘information warfare’
For the first time in a decade, a US child has died of measles. What can doctors and nurses do to encourage vaccination?
Al Jazeera
March 31, 2025
My sister was the joy of every Eid. Now she is gone
After 13 Eids spent together in Gaza, the author mourns her little sister, killed by Israel at the end of last year.
Al Jazeera
March 31, 2025
Meta profits as ads promote illegal Israeli settlements in West Bank
Companies are selling homes in illegal settlements and individuals are fundraising to buy weapons for Israeli soldiers.
Al Jazeera
March 31, 2025
‘This is our home’: D-day for Afghans facing Pakistan deportation
Hundreds of thousands of Afghans who have lived in Pakistan for decades face deportation from April 1.
Al Jazeera
March 30, 2025
Smell of death ‘fills the air’ near epicentre of Myanmar earthquake
Bodies trapped under the rubble of destroyed buildings in Sagaing and Mandalay cities are decomposing in Myanmar’s heat.
Al Jazeera
March 30, 2025
Is Lebanon’s new central bank governor ‘another Riad Salameh’?
Lebanon has a new central bank governor. But critics say he’s too close to traditional powers who created the crisis.
Al Jazeera
March 30, 2025
From beats to ballots: What political rap lyrics tell us
Hip-hop’s political evolution: From coded resistance to modern social commentary amplifying unheard voices.
Al Jazeera
March 30, 2025
Space cowboys: The maverick pioneers of galactic travel
Elon Musk’s SpaceX dominates the news these days, but a host of oddballs involved in space exploration came before him.
Al Jazeera
March 30, 2025
History Illustrated: Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro faces prison
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court panel rules the former president must stand trial for an alleged coup attempt in 2022.
Al Jazeera
March 30, 2025