How will Lebanon cope with a looming humanitarian crisis?
Israeli attacks have forced hundreds of thousands of Lebanese civilians from their homes.
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Senegal’s president on reforms, snap election and pan-Africanism
Bassirou Diomaye Faye on domestic and geopolitical challenges, five months into his presidency.
Is the killing of Hassan Nasrallah a game changer?
Assassination of Hezbollah head is the culmination of a series of major Israeli attacks on the group's leaders.
Israel ‘escalates to de-escalate’ with Hezbollah
Israel reverts to its wartime playbook as it manufactures consent for all-out war on Lebanon.
What will bring an end to Sudan’s conflict?
Sudan's army made gains in the capital Khartoum this week.
Is Israel dragging the US into a Mideast quagmire?
Experts weigh in on US strategy as Israel drags Middle East into escalating war in Lebanon and unending war in Gaza.
How young people are changing the world of politics
We explore youth in power. The median age of leaders is 62, but young people are pushing for change.
Can diplomacy succeed in bringing peace to the Middle East?
World leaders meet at the United Nations amid growing fears of an all-out regional war.
Can Israel afford another war in Lebanon?
Israel's war on Gaza has ground its vital economic sectors to a halt.
Are Israel and Hezbollah on the verge of all-out war?
Israel's military assault on Lebanon is the most intense in decades.
How AIPAC shapes unconditional US support for Israel
We explore how the pro-Israel lobby works to maintain the US's unconditional, multibillion-dollar support for Israel.
Why is Israel intensifying its crackdown on media coverage?
Israel is expanding curbs on media freedom, with the Al Jazeera Media Network a main target.
Does the Israeli military have a clear battle plan?
Almost a year into its war on Gaza, Israel is fighting on multiple fronts in the region.
US wants seats for Africa at UNSC – with a catch
Seats on the UN Security Council without veto power is ‘an insult,’ argues former African diplomat Arikana Chihombori.
Kim Sajet on US presidential portraits and leadership evolution
As the 2024 election nears, Kim Sajet explores how presidential portraits reflect US governance evolution.
Disruptor-in-Chief: The politics of Elon Musk
Elon Musk's trajectory from tech visionary to attention-hungry media baron to political anarchist.
How will immigration shape the US presidential election?
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris present conflicting plans on the issue of immigration.
Generation rent: How youth are battling the global housing crisis
We dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to build community.
Can Israel fight on two fronts?
Hezbollah is weighing its options after two days of remote attacks targeted its members and civilians.
Why does a US rate cut matter?
The United States Federal Reserve has cut interest rates for the first time since 2020.