What is behind the UK’s ‘summer of strikes’?
Workers across different sectors walk off the job to demand better pay and conditions.
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What is needed to end the famine in Tigray?
About 2.6 million people in the war-torn northern Ethiopian region desperately need food aid.
Can a nuclear disaster at Zaporizhzhia be averted?
Russia and Ukraine have blamed each other for shelling near Europe's largest nuclear facility.
Could Europe’s drought worsen its cost-of-living crisis?
Rivers drying up and farmland parched. Water scarcity in Europe is affecting lives and businesses across the continent.
Julius Maada Bio: Is Sierra Leone a divided nation?
Sierra Leone’s president discusses the deadly protests against his government.
What’s behind the recent tension between Serbia and Kosovo?
The two sides have met in Brussels to resolve a dispute sparked by vehicle licence plates.
World Cup Countdown: Europe
Al Jazeera gets the European perspective ahead of the Middle East’s first football World Cup.
Palestinian journalists: What’s it like working under occupation?
The recent killing of Al Jazeera’s Shireen Abu Akleh has given many journalists a renewed sense of purpose.
Should the West be nervous about Turkey’s close ties with Russia?
Ankara and Moscow are shoring up their cooperation as Russia faces isolation and sanctions.
How has a year of Taliban rule changed Afghanistan?
Movement says it has guaranteed security and independence, but critics point to widespread human rights violations.
Is William Ruto up to his new job?
Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto secured a narrow victory over opposition leader Raila Odinga in presidential vote.
Migrant crisis: Why are deadly sea journeys on the rise again?
Humanitarian rescue groups urge more action to prevent tragedies at sea.
Has the Taliban kept its promises in Afghanistan?
The armed group says the country is 'moving forward' one year after its return to power.
How should we adapt to climate change?
Scientists say intense droughts, wildfires and heatwaves are the new reality.
Will taxing ‘immoral’ fossil fuel profits ease the energy crisis?
The UN urges windfall tax on the profits of oil and gas giants.
Francis Kéré: World class architecture, mudbrick by mudbrick
Africa’s first Pritzker Prize-winning architect discusses his journey from rural Burkina Faso to global recognition.
What’s behind the violent protests in Sierra Leone?
Curfew imposed following rare anti-government demonstrations.
What lies ahead for Kenya after a tightly-fought election?
The Stream examines what is in store for millions of people as ballots are compiled.
How Democratic left and right came together to pass climate bill
It took all the Democrats in the US Senate to pass Inflation Reduction Act, but can it help their chances at the polls?
#JusticeForAlika: What will it take to end racism in Italy?
The brutal killing of Alika Ogorchukwu renews calls for a commitment to tackling racism in Italy.