‘I have fought for Aaron’: A Ugandan mother confronts disability and stigma
Martha Apolot, 21, rejected by her family and community when her disabled son was born, fights daily to meet his needs.
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Why Pakistani farmers are suing two German companies for deadly 2022 floods
Case relates to RWE and Heidelberg Materials, accused of emissions that intensified historic floods and destroyed farms.
‘Kill the people’: How men were left to starve in a South African gold mine
Deep underground, artisanal miners face a fight for survival when a police operation cuts off their only lifeline.
From Gaza to LA, hopes rise as The Voice of Hind Rajab heads to the Oscars
Acclaimed docudrama reconstructing killing of five-year-old girl in Gaza is nominated for best international feature.
Residents of this Beirut neighbourhood felt safe. Then Israel attacked it.
Residents of a Beirut neighbourhood tell Al Jazeera they felt safe until the Israeli attack on Wednesday morning.
Israeli attacks on Iran fuel sites aim ‘to break resilience of people’
As toxic clouds and rain smother Tehran, analysts say Israel’s aims is to break the resilience of the Iranian people.
How US-Israel war on Iran deepens Gaza crisis
Expanding regional conflict shifts global attention as Gaza faces border closures, inflation and 'ceasefire' violations.
Israel’s Mossad relies on US cover and security rot for Iran strikes
The Israeli intelligence agency counts on unconditional US cover and adversary lapses for its assassination policy.
Is Israel reshaping Lebanon, trying to separate Hezbollah from its people?
Analysts say Israel's actions in Lebanon, including mass displacement, are an effort to reshape the country.
How US sinking of Iranian warship blew hole in Modi’s ‘guardian’ claims
India sees itself a security provider in the Indian Ocean. On Wednesday, it couldn't save even its own guest.
Cuba’s economy on edge: Fuel shortages and rising hardship
Havana's streets have changed as a US fuel blockade restricts the movements of vehicles and people and hits businesses.
While US encourages Kurds to attack Iran, history serves darker warning
Kurds weigh Washington's push for a rebellion on Iranian soil against a history of betrayals and pragmatic alliances.
Iran’s succession question: Rouhani’s name resurfaces amid leadership void
Rouhani's legacy of pragmatism and moderation gains renewed relevance amid Iran's sensitive leadership transition phase.
Will the US put ‘boots on the ground’ in Iran?
Trump hasn't ruled out ground troops in Iran, but experts expect targeted special ops over an invasion.
Nepal election: Is the monarchy still a force, two decades after ouster?
Ex-King Gyanendra Shah was removed from power 20 years ago. Will a Nepal in political flux give him another chance?
Balen Shah: Rapper, mayor, Nepal’s next prime minister?
His sunglasses and songs are the rage, but the ex-Kathmandu mayor has his sights on Nepal's top job.
Analysis: Will Iran’s establishment collapse after the killing of Khamenei?
While the US bets on a swift regime collapse, analysts warn the power vacuum could birth a more aggressive leadership.
From Gaza to defence: Five key takeaways from Indian PM Modi’s Israel visit
Indian PM throws his weight behind Israel's Netanyahu even as genocide continues in occupied Palestinian territory.
Israeli forces fired over 900 bullets to kill Gaza medics in 2025: Report
Investigation reveals Israeli soldiers fired over 900 bullets at aid workers before executing survivors in Gaza.
When the world retreats: Volunteers are filling Sudan’s humanitarian void
Volunteers struggle to fill the gap left by declining international support in Sudan.