The Killing Field
We investigate explosive revelations about killings and cover-ups by Australian special forces in Afghanistan.
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The Fans Who Make Football: Liverpool FC
How Liverpool FC became a symbol of defiance for its city and grew into one of the most popular teams on earth.
Seeing Again: Reliving the horrors of Peru’s civil war
Indigenous survivors of Peru's civil war see photos taken during the brutal conflict, stirring memories from the past.
Who is Aung San Suu Kyi?
Al Jazeera takes a look at the leader's life and how she went from being an icon of democracy to courting controversy.
France, Islam and Secularism | Start Here
Why does a proposed French law have some people feeling like President Macron is attacking Muslims?
Assam: My Country, My Home
Nearly two million people in the Indian state risk becoming stateless. We investigate their fight to prove they belong.
Egypt: Remembering the Arab Spring
Al Jazeera looks at the Arab Spring through the eyes of some of the people who lived through it.
Drug Trafficking, Politics and Power: The Lost Territories
From designer drugs to conflict zones, a look at how the modern drug trade has affected countries worldwide.
Saudi Arabia and Iran’s cold war| Start Here
Why are Saudi Arabia and Iran locked in a modern-day cold war? And what does it mean for the rest of the region?
Drug Trafficking, Politics and Power: The Age of Drug Lords
How a new generation of global drug lords emerged at the end of the 1970s, in want of both money and power.
What do the new COVID-19 variants mean? | Start Here
Why is the virus that causes COVID-19 mutating? Should we be concerned about the more contagious variants?
What happened on Capitol Hill? | Start Here
Why did pro-Trump protesters launch an assault on Capitol Hill? What’s next for the president?
Finland’s Climate Warriors
Will Finland's dependence on peat as a fossil fuel stand in the way of its carbon-cutting targets?
Can China quell dissent in Hong Kong?
China is cracking down hard on the popular democratic movement in the former British colony.
Lords of Water: Episode One
Is water the new oil? We expose the financialisation of water.
Why are millions starving in Yemen? | Start Here
The UN says the window to stop famine in war-torn Yemen is closing fast.
US Congress passes $892bn in COVID relief measures
The bill provides $3.36bn for vaccine alliance GAVI, which provides vaccines to people in low-income countries.
Kenya: The Unfathomable Virus
With Kenyan tourism devastated by the coronavirus, what does it mean for those dependent on the safari industry?
Bolivia: Exile or Return
What will the future hold for Bolivia and its former president, Evo Morales?
Blood and Tears: French Decolonisation (Part 3)
The story of the decline of the French empire and the indelible mark colonialism left on countries that were colonised.