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Cost of living protests aren’t just happening in Europe
Alongside economic protests in European countries, rising living costs are fueling frustration in other nations too. People in Senegal, Costa Rica and Indonesia have been demandin…
Episode 3 of 3: Crime as a Service (AUDIO ONLY)
Who knew a murder-for-hire would be so complicated? This remarkable, undercover conversation with an admitted member of the Ulster Volunteer Force, a paramilitary organization fro…
Macron secures gas deal from Qatar for France’s winter energy supply
French President Emmanuel Macron says Paris secured two terawatt-hours per month of gas from Qatar during the winter period. He was speaking to reporters in Doha. Subscribe to our…
UK king welcomes Oman’s sultan in speech quoting Prophet Muhammad
Britain’s King Charles III welcomed Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq on the first state visit in 44 years, praising Omani peacemaking efforts and quoting, in Arabic, a sacred text …
Episode 2 of 3: Partners in Crime (AUDIO ONLY)
The historic connections between the UVF and right-wing politics is well documented. Even so, it was shocking that the man who introduced us to Nessie, the violent paramilitary m…
Episode 1 of 3: Flag of Convenience (AUDIO ONLY)
It all starts with an undercover meeting about a murder for hire. An admitted member of a Northern Irish paramilitary group called the Ulster Volunteer Force, the UVF, says he can…
The UK's Far Right & Loyalist Hitmen: Fake Rallies & Murder | Al Jazeera Investigates
This Al Jazeera Investigation exposes the dangerous links between the right-wing student movement Turning Point UK (TPUK), which has organised and participated in anti-immigrant p…
US envoy Tom Barrack questions Gulf alliances as Qatar mediates US-Iran talks
The relationship between the United States and its allies in the Gulf is evolving. Senior US diplomat Tom Barrack has told the Global Security Forum that America is shifting away …
The UN isn't broken. It was designed this way | Al Jazeera Explains
From Gaza and Ukraine to Sudan, the United Nations has repeatedly faced criticism for failing to stop wars and protect civilians. But what if some of its most controversial failur…
Israel faces legal reckoning at the ICC and ICJ over Gaza genocide
Israelis head to the polls on October the 27th - at a time when it's more isolated than ever before. On top of sanctions and broken diplomatic ties, the country is facing a potent…
