Kenyan designers make fashion statement against textile waste
Nairobi's fashion community uses secondhand clothing market as their inspiration and backdrop.
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A bit of splashy summer fun for Gaza’s amputee children
The kids at al-Qudra summer camp in Gaza bonded with each other as they splashed away the summer heat.
At Iowa’s state fair, presidential hopefuls make a bid for the US heartland
Republicans Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are expected to make appearances at the fair, a traditional campaign stop.
The Mumbai residents risking safety for affordable housing
Residents in one of the city's prime locations are determined to stay put in a government-owned, dilapidated building.
How toys comforted children fleeing Turkey-Syria earthquake
Children displaced by the February disaster told Al Jazeera about the toys they brought with them.
Photos: Hundreds protest as Lebanon marks third anniversary of Beirut blast
Three years on, investigation is virtually at a standstill, leaving survivors still yearning for answers.
Photos: The fight to save ‘sacred’ Carpathian forests from loggers
The forests house bison, lynx, wolves and wildcats, along with many bird species.
Photos: US researchers, conservationists clash over horseshoe crabs
Blue blood from the crabs is used in medicine, but their eggs are a critical food source for threatened bird subspecies.
Beauty salons in Afghanistan are closing – on Taliban orders
The closure of salons is the latest in a series of curbs on the rights and freedoms of Afghan women under the Taliban.
Photos: Ukrainian surgeons on their own front line
Surge of wounded soldiers coincides with major counteroffensive Ukraine launched against Russia in June.
Panama’s Darien Gap a magnet for tourists, ‘hell’ for migrants
Panama's Darien Gap is the only missing section on the Pan-American Highway that stretches from Alaska to Argentina.
Biden picks woman to lead Navy in possible history-making move
If confirmed by the Senate, Admiral Lisa Franchetti would become first woman to lead Navy branch of the US military.
Mandela – South Africa’s First Black President
Nelson Mandela was a giant of the 20th century who inspired and guided a nation out of racially segregated South Africa.
Sri Lankan fishers suffer as coastal erosion destroys homes
Cyclones, surging seas and flooding are taking away people’s homes and sometimes their livelihoods in the island nation.
Inside the “Doomsday” Seed Vault
Located on an Arctic island, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault tries to protect humanity from agricultural devastation.
Philippines evacuates thousands after Mayon volcano rumbles
More than 6,000 villagers forced to evacuate from near the Mayon volcano's crater in northeastern Albay province.
Iraq’s Christians fight to save threatened ancient language
Syriac, an ancient dialect of Aramaic, is disappearing, so the community has launched a Syrian TV channel.
Mystery of the desert: Lost cities of the Nigerien Sahara
The Kanuri people established themselves in the area between the 13th and 15th centuries.
Ethiopian quest to re-create ancient manuscripts
Priests and worshippers in Addis Ababa work by hand to replicate centuries-old religious manuscripts and artwork.
History Illustrated: Wagner and the Rise of a Russian Mercenary
Yevgeny Prigozhin is a former convict and self-made oligarch who some now see as gunning for President Putin’s job.