LATEST Amin Awad: No end in sight for MENA refugee crisis The director of UNHCR's MENA bureau talks about refugee crisis, countries shirking responsibility and future solutions. 10 Nov 2018 11:26 GMT | Refugee Crisis, United Nations, Middle East, Africa, Syria's War
'Shameful': What's driving the global housing crisis? UN Special Rapporteur Leilani Farha on homelessness, human rights and why the lack of adequate housing is on the rise. Homeless, Human Rights, Business & Economy
Richard Graham: Why gaming addiction is on the rise Psychiatrist Dr Richard Graham discusses why gaming is so addictive and how it can be treated. Addiction, Health, Science & Technology
Beyond tutus: Svetlana Zakharova on ballet in Putin's Russia Bolshoi Ballet's prima ballerina discusses ballet, Russia-Ukraine relations, #MeToo, and the arts in Putin's Russia. Russia, Vladimir Putin, Sport
Sudan: From troublemaker to peacemaker? Sudan's Foreign Minister Al Dirdiri Mohamed Ahmed on human rights, South Sudan peace and the war in Yemen. Sudan, South Sudan, Africa
Immigration 'not a human right': Hungary FM on EU criticism Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto responds to EU criticism and defends his government's anti-refugee policy.
Pakistan FM: War with India is not an option Pakistan's new foreign minister on Pakistan-India relations, the Taliban and frayed relations with the US.
China and the Pope: A fresh start? After decades of hostility, can two of the world's most opaque organisations start anew or is this path doomed to fail?
Exclusive interview: Bobi Wine: Defiant after 'torture' Ugandan popstar-turned-politician Robert Kyagulanyi discusses his detention and alleged torture.
Voices From Assam: India's Four Million Unwanted Al Jazeera travels to Assam to speak to those facing an uncertain future and challenge the NRC on its citizenship list.
Jane Goodall: Chimpanzees, humanity and all that binds them Primatologist Jane Goodall discusses a lifetime of studying the animal with the closest DNA to man.
Yuval Noah Harari: Technology is humanity's biggest challenge The international best-selling author discusses artificial intelligence, climate change and immigration with Al Jazeera.
Sergio Ramirez: Ortega is facing a bloody reality check The former Nicaraguan vice president discusses the ongoing opposition to President Daniel Ortega.
UN human rights chief: 'My job is not to defend governments' The outgoing diplomat Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein discusses Syria, North Korea, Israel and future human rights defenders.
Street Food A taste of conflict: The politics of food in Jerusalem In an ancient city torn apart by modern conflict, can food help to bridge political and religious divisions?
Talk to Al Jazeera Nadezhda Kutepova: Life in Russia's secret nuclear city Activist Kutepova on growing up in a city that saw the world's third-worst nuclear accident and being exiled as traitor.
101 East India's Miracle Babies India's elderly new mothers: Are doctors playing God, or does every woman have the right to bear a child?
Radicalised YouthThou Shalt Not Kill: Israel's Hilltop YouthMeet the hardline group willing to do anything, including going against their government, to claim land for Israel. Israel, Occupied West Bank, Middle East
Al Jazeera WorldAbraham Serfaty: Morocco's MandelaMoroccan dissident Abraham Serfaty was jailed, tortured and exiled for his radical views over decades.History, Morocco, Human Rights
Fault LinesChurch of TrumpAn insight into the Trump administration's relationship with the religious right and implications for US politics.Religion, Donald Trump, US Midterms 2018
WitnessThe Things We Keep: Which news stories stay with us and why?In an age of non-stop news feeds and disposable media, which stories and images stay with us and how do they shape us?Journalism, Humanitarian crises, Media