‘We lived there once’: An underwater mosque resurfaces in India
A mosque's appearance stirs memories of displacement for people who lost their village when it was flooded 34 years ago.
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Can new Spanish law lay the ghosts of the Civil War to rest?
'Democratic Memory Laws' bring some relief to families of General Franco's victims, but much needs to be done, they say.
‘A hard time’: A Nigerian bus driver’s monthly costs
How a Lagosian and his family manage their finances.
Female-led African health startups press on despite funding lags
Industry stakeholders say there has to be an intentional shift in investment strategy in the male-dominated field.
As climate clock ticks, war in Ukraine upends Arctic research
A team of Russian and Norwegian scientists stumbled upon the fastest-warming hotspot known on earth. Then the war began.
Inside the Lions’ Den: Will Palestinian resistance keep growing?
Nablus' Old City has emerged as a hub of armed resistance in the occupied West Bank, which Israel wants to crush.
For Shireen Abu Akleh, a university project became personal
Abu Akleh highlighted the plight of a young man who was denied an ID by Israeli authorities for more than 20 years.
Climate artefacts: How Nazi warships resurfaced in the Danube
As water levels reached historically low levels across Europe in 2022, history emerged from its depths.
Reckoning with the 20th century’s first genocide in Namibia
German abuses of the Herero and Nama were the 20th century’s first genocide, a harbinger of the Nazis' WWII Holocaust.
Malnutrition woes overwhelm children in northeast Nigeria
Over 1.3 million children under 5 are likely suffering acute malnourishment in northeast Nigeria, according to the UN.
Analysis: Can Ethiopia iron out issues after AU peace deal?
Ahead of the second anniversary of the start of Ethiopia's civil war, there are concerns about the latest peace deal.
‘Ballin’ on a budget’: A US hurricane survivor’s monthly costs
How a displaced Louisiana family manages its finances.
An unexpected friendship: Bridging the 32-year age gap between us
‘It’s perfectly possible to make new friends at any age - and of any age.’
‘Lack of hope’: How will Palestinians vote in Israeli elections?
Al Jazeera looks at the Palestinian parties participating in Israeli elections this year and what residents are saying.
Women in war: A pregnant soldier contemplates front-line return
Anna tries to settle in Lviv with her toddler as she prepares for her son's birth and for her eventual return to combat.
How Holocaust historians are unearthing Ukraine’s present
Years investigating Holocaust atrocities and ISIL war crimes are helping researchers uncover Russian abuses in Ukraine.
‘Putin is using ethnic minorities to fight in Ukraine’: Activist
Russian minorities are much more likely to die in Ukraine, the Free Buryatia Foundation tells Al Jazeera.
Denmark set to keep anti-immigrant policy regardless of vote
Regardless of the outcome of the November 1 polls, Denmark is expected to maintain its restrictive immigration policies.
Inside a shelter for displaced Ukrainian children
Children deprived of loving, stable homes before the war, and from places hit hard by Russia, find support in Lviv home.
The battle over space emissions in Cornwall
As the UK's first rocket launch nears, space enthusiasts, climate activists, scientists and local residents are divided.