Imran Garda

On the streets of Wash­ing­ton, one of the most deep-seat­ed so­cio-eco­nom­ic ills in the US is plain­ly vis­i­ble.

One of the largest armed con­flicts in the world is also the most un­der-re­port­ed. Al Jazeera’s Im­ran Gar­da looks at the war be­tween In­dia’s Maoists and gov­ern­ment forces.

A fast-sell­ing US chil­dren’s book aimed at re­mem­ber­ing the events of 9/11 stands ac­cused of us­ing words as weapons.

The US birther phe­nom­e­non ex­pos­es the broad­er is­sue of birthright na­tion­al­ism and the in­equal­i­ty it per­pet­u­ates.

Im­ran Gar­da ex­am­ines myth-mak­ing and re­al­i­ty in the new South Africa.

Im­ran Gar­da speaks to some of those who were on board the Mavi Mar­mara aid ship.

Turkey is home to al­most 1,500 Chechens who ex­ist in a state of le­gal lim­bo.

Chal­lenges con­tin­ue to dog South Africa 50 years af­ter black pro­test­ers were gunned down.

South Africans who par­tic­i­pat­ed in the Gaza con­flict may now face war crimes charges.

South Africans who par­tic­i­pat­ed in the Gaza con­flict may now face war crimes charges.