Elizabeth Dunningham

Knee­jerk con­dem­na­tions have drowned out any soul-search­ing about what has em­bold­ened Britain’s youths to rage against the sys­tem.

The night af­ter Pres­i­dent Ben Ali fled the coun­try, gun bat­tles raged in Tu­nis, but a fer­vent op­ti­mism pre­vailed. To­day, the op­ti­mism is tem­pered with the wor­ry of many unan­swered ques­tions.

Ac­tivists are protest­ing the ef­fects of the fi­nan­cial bailout in Greece – and tak­ing mat­ters into their own hands.

Al Jazeera fol­lowed diplo­mats and ac­tivists tak­ing a car­bon-free route to Copen­hagen.

EU de­mands an­swers as over-ir­ri­ga­tion dries out rare wet­lands and sets them on fire.

Latvia’s eco­nom­ic woes hit health­care and ed­u­ca­tion as spend­ing cuts take hold.

Thou­sands mark 1989 event when two mil­lion peo­ple protest­ed against So­vi­et rule.

Al Jazeera re­vis­its Lu­ton, where foot­ball is help­ing to re­vive a strug­gling econ­o­my.