Week in pictures: From a sinking ship off Yemen to Polish farmers’ protest
A roundup of some of last week’s events.
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What happens to the coins tossed into Rome’s Trevi Fountain?
For hundreds of years, visitors to the Italian capital have gone to the famous landmark to make a wish.
Indigenous Bolivian women take up taekwondo against gender-based violence
Bolivia has one of the highest rates of gender violence, with 80 percent women experiencing it in their lifetime.
Week in pictures: From firefighter protests in Seoul to prayers in Gaza
A roundup of some of last week’s events.
Saving Baboo, the baby tiger: Inside Pakistan’s zoo-turned-rescue centre
A zoo shut down because of animal cruelty has been transformed into a facility rescuing hundreds of wild animals.
Norway gives Arctic foxes a helping hand amid climate woes
Climate change and habitat loss disrupt food chains and leave Arctic foxes facing starvation.
Nigerians suffer along border with Niger as economic sanctions bite
The closure of Nigeria's border with Niger has worsened the economic situation and insecurity in the region.
Julian Assange’s last stand?
WikiLeaks founder fights extradition to US in what’s been called ‘the most important press freedom case in the world’.
Week in pictures: From elections in Indonesia to a film festival in Germany
A roundup of some of last week’s events.
Week in pictures: From turmoil in DR Congo to a climate protest in Jakarta
A roundup of some of last week’s events.
Carnival extravaganza kicks off in Brazil
The festivities will last for six days, with 49 million people across Brazil participating, according to authorities.
In northwest Syria, some earthquake debris is gone, an emptiness remains
A year after dreams and hopes were wiped away by disaster, Al Jazeera returns to speak to survivors about the past year.
Flowers, tears, tree planting in Adiyaman to remember Turkey’s earthquake
On the first anniversary of the quake that killed more than 50,000 people, Adiyaman came together to remember.
It’s wedding season in Pakistan, and it has a name – ‘Decemberistan’
The cooler weather between November and February means weddings in the predominantly Muslim country. Lots of weddings.
Week in pictures: From European farmers’ protests to wildfires in Chile
A roundup of some of last week’s events.
Israel, genocide and whether the ICJ matters
International Court of Justice orders Israel to avoid genocidal acts, provide humanitarian aid — but will it be enough?
Week in pictures: From wildfires in Columbia to the Venice Carnival
A photo roundup of some of last week’s events.
Israel, Gaza, Germany and the genocide in Namibia
Germany joins Israel to deny the war in Gaza constitutes genocide against the Palestinians, but Namibia disagrees.
Week in pictures: From protests in Israel to fashion in Paris
A photo roundup of some of last week’s events, including a rhino relocation project in Kenya.
Senegal’s Hann Bay, a tourist paradise turned industrial sewer
Once considered one of the most beautiful coves in all Africa, Hann Bay has become a dumping ground.