PoliticsMoonlighting The new Secretary General gets a late-night handover from his predecessor. Shujaat | 17 Jan 2007 12:54 GMT | Politics Source: (c) Shujaat/Al Jazeera 2007
Interactive: Coding like a girl What obstacles do young women in technology have to overcome to achieve their dreams? Play this retro game to find out. Interactive, Science & Technology, Latin America
Heron Gate mass eviction: 'We never expected this in Canada' About 150 homes in one of Ottawa's most diverse and affordable communities are expected to be torn down in coming months Human Rights, Canada, US & Canada
I remember the day … I designed the Nigerian flag In 1959, a year before Nigeria's independence, a 23-year-old student helped colour the country's identity. Arts & Culture, My Nigeria, Africa
Exploited, hated, killed: The lives of African fruit pickers Thousands of Africans pick fruit and vegetables for a pittance as supermarkets profit, and face violent abuse. Human Rights, Italy, Asylum Seekers
Russia-Turkey deal gives Idlib's wary residents 'glimpse of hope' Idlib's fearful civilians cautiously welcome 'demilitarised' zone deal but express concern over Assad's commitment. Battle for Idlib, Syria's War, Russia, Turkey, Middle East
Maldives voters fear fraud as high-stakes election looms Sunday's poll will neither be free nor fair with President Abdulla Yameen's ally administering the vote, say critics. Asia, Maldives
Fault LinesNo Shelter: Family Separation at the Border Fault Lines investigates how the Trump administration is closing its doors to asylum seekers.Donald Trump, Immigration, Asylum Seekers
Al Jazeera WorldThe Hundred Million Dollar Home A Palestinian man stubbornly refuses to sell his Hebron home to Israeli buyers at any price.War & Conflict, Human Rights, Middle East
101 EastPhilippines: Disaster Capitalism, Inc101 East investigates the corporations that profit from the chaos and misery of disaster-prone Philippines.Philippines, Natural disasters, Corruption
In the FieldVoices From Assam: India's Four Million UnwantedAl Jazeera travels to Assam to speak to those facing an uncertain future and challenge the NRC on its citizenship list.Assam, India, Narendra Modi