LATEST Trust WHO: The Business of Global Health Investigating the hidden motives behind actions of the World Health Organisation and the real powers that control it. 15 Dec 2018 10:05 GMT | Health, World Health Organization, United Nations, Human Rights, Poverty & Development
Never Again: America's Battle of the Bullets How surviving a high school mass shooting has turned some students into activists for and against US gun control reform. Gun control, United States, Gun violence
How the Holiday Inn became a symbol of the Lebanese Civil War A symbol of jet set prewar Beirut, the empty, shell-scarred building still towers above glitzy downtown. History, War & Conflict, Lebanon
Thou Shalt Not Kill: Israel's Hilltop Youth Meet the hardline group willing to do anything, including going against their government, to claim land for Israel. Israel, Occupied West Bank, Middle East
The New Germans Exploring Germany's reception of new immigrants and its long-term pursuit of Arab migrants as a demographic strategy. Germany, Refugees, Immigration
Chronicling the PLO The turbulent story of the Palestinian struggle for a national home. PLO, Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Yasser Arafat
The Siege of Qatar A year into the Qatar blockade, we examine the impact of the GCC crisis and question the future of inter-Gulf relations. Qatar, GCC, Business & Economy
Syria's War: Seven years, seven documentaries As Syria marks seven years of civil war, Al Jazeera looks back at some of our best documentaries charting the conflict. War & Conflict, Middle East, Syria's War
The Boy who Started the Syrian War We tell the story of Mouawiya Syasneh, the boy whose anti-Assad graffiti lit the spark that engulfed Syria. War & Conflict, Syria's War, Middle East
Shadow War in the Sahara 'War on terror' or competition for natural resources? A look at the US and French military presence in Africa. Mali, Africa, Tuareg
Slavery Routes: Slavery's New Frontiers Following abolition in Europe, the Industrial Revolution led to new forms exploitation for some 2.5 million slaves. Business & Economy, slavery, Portugal
Twice a Victim: How Have Attacks Affected Muslims in Europe? As attacks continue to be linked to Islam, European Muslims share their stories of loss, discrimination and identity. Islamophobia, Paris Attacks, Europe
Srebrenica's Bone Hunter How a genocide survivor in Bosnia and his years-long search for human bones continues to inspire hope. War & Conflict, Srebrenica, Humanitarian crises
Child Soldiers Reloaded: The Privatisation of War How private companies recruit former child soldiers for military operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere. War, Iraq, Sierra Leone
Inside Facebook: Secrets of the Social Network From violence to hate speech, self-harm to child abuse, is Facebook putting profit before safety? Science & Technology, Facebook, United States
Snow of the Andes: Peru's Cocaine Peru's chief drug prosecutor is profiled as she takes on an inventive and ruthless enemy, the cocaine trade. Drugs, Peru, Latin America
Khalil Melliti: 'My Tunisia is football' With the support of his family and friends, a teenager lives out his football dream in post-revolution Tunisia. Football, Tunisia, Sport
False Confessions Should a confession to a crime be enough to convict someone of a crime? Human Rights, US & Canada, Law
Al-Nakba A series on the Palestinian 'catastrophe' of 1948 that led to dispossession and conflict that still endures. Al Nakba, Palestine, Israel
The Caliph Al Jazeera tells the story of the caliphate providing a fascinating insight into past empires and present-day politics. Islam
Unfair Game: How Trump Won Big data politics and how the American public was tricked into opening the doors of the White House to Donald Trump. Social media, United States, Donald Trump
The Guantanamo 22 How a group of men from China's Uighur community were sold in Afghanistan and imprisoned in Guantanamo as terrorists. Human Rights, China, Uighur
101 EastThe Philippines: Locked UpHow the war on drugs is pushing Filipino jails to breaking point as they operate at 600 percent their capacity.Rodrigo Duterte, Philippines, Detention
Featured DocumentariesThe Nobel Interview: Nadia Murad and Denis MukwegeAn exclusive interview with Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege on the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war.Rape, War, Abuse
Al Jazeera WorldWho Killed Tunisian Drone Expert Mohammed Al-Zawari?Two years after the Hamas engineer's assassination, Tunisia struggles to get the suspects extradited from the Balkans.Hamas, Palestine, War & Conflict
Radicalised YouthDaughters of al-ShababWhat draws Kenyan women to join al-Shabab and what challenges are they facing when they return to their communities?Al-Shabab, Kenya, Women's Rights