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Separated by war in Gaza: A family’s journey home | Witness Documentary
A day after a "ceasefire" is announced, Captain Moumen’s family sets off on Gaza’s long coastal road, carrying everything they own on their backs. They leave the Nuseirat refugee …
Indian YouTuber Dhruv Rathee leads anti-BJP protest in London
Indian YouTuber Dhruv Rathee led a ‘Stop vote theft’ protest in London, accusing the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi of disenfranchising millions of voters to benefit t…
Brief: Settlers attack Palestinians and diplomats in occupied West Bank | The Take
This week: 373 days after the declaration of a ceasefire in Gaza, Israel has killed at least 1,511 Palestinians there. Israeli settlers have carried out more than 300 attacks on…
Yemen cholera cases triple as conflict fuels deadly outbreak
The World Health Organization (WHO) says suspected cholera cases in Yemen have tripled in three weeks. That's placing a burden on hospitals already battling to treat people injure…
Why Netanyahu doesn't want Israelis abroad voting in the election
Unlike most countries, Israel does not allow absentee voting. With the general elections just weeks away, the governing Likud party has challenged efforts to help people travel to…
‘Young protesters across Europe share grievances and tactics’
Youth-led protests across France, Italy, Belgium and Albania reflect a broader ‘generational claim’ among students who feel their future is being disregarded, policy analyst Alber…
‘No Kings’ protests spread across the US ahead of midterm elections | AJ #shorts
Thousands rallied across the US against President Donald Trump in ‘No Kings’ demonstrations, a movement that opposes what it sees as Trump’s abuse of power. Demonstrators urged pe…
How the Palestinian Israeli vote could reshape Israel's election
Nearly 1.2 million Palestinian citizens of Israel have the right to vote in the Israeli elections. These are the Palestinians who remained on their land when Israel was created in…
Why the Gulf States’ approach to investing in society is paying off.
Why the Gulf States’ approach to investing in society is paying off. #DohaDebates #AlJazeera #Work #AI
El Nino threatens Zimbabwe harvest as drought puts millions at risk of hunger
The UN says the effects of the El Nino climate phenomenon could put more than six million people at risk of hunger in Zimbabwe. The government is warning farmers not to rush into …
