Peter Yeung

The Lancet editor Richard Horton says the gov’t should have implemented strict lockdowns as soon as infections rose.

Young Europeans reflect on the UK’s historic departure from the European Union.

New trading rules mean immediate changes and strategic policy shifts could be on the cards, analysts say.

Al Jazeera spoke to French Muslims in Paris as the gov’t ramps up efforts to regulate community spaces and groups.

If the bill passes, sharing images of police would be illegal while officers would be allowed to use camera drones.

As deadly fighting between government troops and Tigray forces intensifies, the country’s future balances on knife edge.

Activist on mission to return colonial-era art to Africa has recently been fined for his protests, but vows to continue.

Refugees have found old ammunition which could pose health risks at Kara Tepe, a camp built to rehouse Moria residents.

Tensions triggered by the potential appointment of a new electoral chief lay bare fragility of coalition government.

DRC’s main prisons are filled at 432 percent on average, making them some of the most overcrowded in the world.