Has Bashar al-Assad really won the war in Syria?
Government blames armed groups for attack on military academy in Homs.
Category Archives: TV Shows
Abaya ban in French public schools: Secularism or discrimination?
UpFront examines discrimination and secularism in France after the government bans the abaya in public schools.
Nagorno-Karabakh: Ethnic cleansing or restoring sovereignty?
Marc Lamont Hill challenges the Azerbaijani Ambassador to the United Kingdom on the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Is this the end of large-scale support for the war in Ukraine?
Renowned economist Jeffrey Sachs says the US should be pushing for negotiations and compromise to end the Ukraine war.
‘They’re going to come at you’: Paola Egonu on racism and volleyball
The Italian volleyball star talks to Al Jazeera about her goal to be a voice for her community and inspiring the youth.
What are the implications of Slovakia’s election result?
Winner opposes more military funding for war in Ukraine and wants negotiations.
Paola Egonu: Volleyball Star and Advocate for Change
The Italian sportswoman discusses her career, racism, and the importance of sisterhood in women's sports.
How is Pakistan dealing with the security threat from Afghanistan?
Islamabad has reported an increase in cross-border attacks by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan.
Rupert Murdoch steps down, Lachlan Murdoch steps up
After Rupert Murdoch's resignation, what is next for his media empire? Plus, TikTok and the Italian Mafia.
Gabon PM: Is the military coup a ‘season two’ of the same elite’s rule?
Raymond Ndong Sima discusses whether the coup marks the beginning of democratic rule or a new era under the same elite.
What risks do China’s shadow banks pose to the economy?
Zhongrong, one of China's largest trusts, missed payments to clients in August.
What does the future hold for Nagorno-Karabakh?
It has been disputed for decades, but the region is now under Azerbaijan's control.
Can a court force governments to act on climate change?
A group of young activists is suing dozens of governments in Europe and beyond.
‘Now you’re a terrorist’: Atlanta’s Cop City crackdown
Fault Lines examines the case against activists opposing Atlanta's "Cop City" police training centre.
How worried are Americans about their choices in the 2024 vote?
US pollsters weigh in on the economy, Biden’s age and more as the parties plot their strategies for victory in 2024.
Alex Honnold: Defying heights, changing the world
Alex Honnold on his fight against climate change and balancing high stakes rock climbing with family life.
Does the latest violence in Kosovo pose a risk to peace efforts?
The shooting of a police officer leads to a siege at a monastery where three attackers are killed.
Why is Crimea so important to both Russia and Ukraine?
The Russian naval headquarters in Sevastopol is one of Moscow's most important bases.
Can a US government shutdown be averted?
The US federal government is once again facing a possible shutdown.
The Netherlands’ Mark Rutte: Time to say goodbye
The Dutch prime minister discusses the end of his political and diplomatic era after 13 years in power.