How is Morocco dealing with the aftermath of its earthquake?
Thousands of people are dead and many more injured after a severe temblor.
Category Archives: TV Shows
‘I don’t want France to blow’: Paul Pogba on police violence and justice
The World Cup winner talks to Al Jazeera about violence, the pressures of being an elite athlete, racism and faith.
Why are Saudi Arabia and Russia continuing with oil production cuts?
Global price reaches nine-month high after decision is announced.
The Holocaust and the Politics of Memory
Eighty years since WWII, we examine the fragility of historical memory and a rise in Holocaust revisionism in Europe.
Antonio Guterres: ‘Huge risk’ of great fracture happening in global system
UN secretary-general warns against decoupling of world economy, discusses other issues overshadowing India's G20 summit.
Can Africa transform itself into a clean energy powerhouse?
African leaders called on wealthy nations to invest in the continent at the first Africa Climate Summit in Kenya.
Are Armenia and Azerbaijan heading to another conflict?
Armenia and Azerbaijan have accused each other of moving troops to the border.
What can Pyongyang offer Moscow?
Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un may be planning a meeting to cement their alliance.
Is it time for a ‘reset’ of the US strategy in Africa?
Former African Union diplomat Arikana Chihombori-Quao says Africans are rejecting exploitation by Western powers.
What’s behind outbreak of violence in Kirkuk?
Several killed in unrest between ethnic communities in Iraqi city.
Luol Deng: Uniting a country through basketball
Former NBA star Luol Deng on building the South Sudan basketball team and why he believes sport can change lives.
How is France and Niger’s standoff likely to end?
Tensions rising as French President Emmanual Macron refuses to recognise coup.
Ryyan Alshebl: From Syrian refugee to mayor of a German town
The 29-year-old who fled war in Syria eight years ago shares his journey from being a refugee to mayor of Ostelsheim.
As China’s economy stumbles, should the rest of the world worry?
China has recorded a series of weak economic data in the past six months.
Why are there new clothing restrictions in French classrooms?
Restrictions include clothing deemed 'religious', but Muslims say they're being targeted.
What does Gabon’s coup mean regionally and internationally?
Why has there been yet another coup in Africa? And what's the response of African states?
Jaron Lanier: Artificial intelligence is not a threat to humans
The man who coined 'virtual reality' says AI poses no threat, and resisting technological progress is futile anyway.
Can an initiative by Algeria end the crisis in Niger?
The Algerians are proposing a six-month transition period from military to civilian rule.
Are fears over Japan’s release of Fukushima radioactive water justified?
Japan and the UN nuclear watchdog insist the plan is safe while China and others disagree.
Rome: As hot as always
A look at how ancient Romans coped with hot weather and how global warming has affected modern-day culture.