People involved with Lajee Celtic talk about football’s role in resisting occupation and their bond with Celtic fans.
From death threats to smear campaigns, Libyan women working for change are being silenced online.
The marshlands have shrunk from 20,000 square kilometres in the early 1990s to 4,000 by latest estimates.
Using information provided by Frontex and Malta, a Libyan group linked to Wagner is illegally pulling back refugees.
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Judicial inquiry is looking into potential miscarriage of justice amid ‘doubts’ over convictions of the ‘Croatian Six’.
Palestinians in the West Bank can barely visit family in Gaza, now they fear loved ones will die before they see them.
Household finances are severely squeezed but with no clear opponent, incumbent is favourite to win upcoming election.
Chopra talks to Al Jazeera about his ‘rollercoaster’ year, his passion for the javelin, and his dreams for Paris 2024.
Some politicians, in Ukraine and elsewhere, question whether the country should hold a vote, despite legal restrictions.
A writer stuck inside Gaza tells Al Jazeera of the terror and frustration of life under internet shutdown.
Many European residents felt compelled to seek citizenship, but the Britons that Brexit made are not like the rest.
A dependence on ‘high-tech’ tools resulted in complacency that allowed Hamas fighters to enter Israel, say analysts.
While the ICC offers an alternative to Israeli courts, no arrest warrants have been issued against Israeli officials.
About 300 Pakistanis died off the Greek coast in June. Others in their villages still want to make the same journey.
