Al Jazeera turns the mic and cameras towards people impacted by extraordinary events.
Mexican media professionals discuss how their country became one of the world’s most dangerous places for journalists.
Colleagues and friends of killed Al Jazeera journalist, Shireen Abu Akleh, pay tribute to her legacy.
Is democracy at risk in the first country to adopt Bitcoin as an official currency?
Riding the spirit of Kyrgyz culture.
A journey into one of the world’s most dangerous migration routes.
We explore the German capital’s identity and dissect the city’s anti-status quo legacy.
Explore what is being done in the Ibera National Park to protect nature, restore the ecology and increase biodiversity.
A story of hope, friendship and sacrifice in pursuit of a new Iraq.
The Greek island’s residents discuss how years of hosting thousands of refugees and migrants have affected them.
We travel to Chile to meet some of the Mapuche groups on the offensive to reclaim their culture.
As Sudan faced the worst floods in a century, we travelled to Khartoum to meet some of those most affected.
As calls for President Lukashenko’s resignation resonate around Belarus, we meet some of the women marching for change.
Lebanese artists discuss the ever-changing journey of their country, a nation marked by conflict.
A journey into Qatar’s unexplored wildlife and the effect megaprojects could have on its natural habitats.
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