Politics

‘I tried’: Quebec mosque attack survivor recounts fateful night
Aymen Derbali was shot seven times in 2017 assault on a Canadian mosque as he ran towards the gunman to protect others.
Published On 29 Jan 2022
From: Talk to Al Jazeera
Jonas Gahr Store: Can NATO stop a Russian invasion of Ukraine?
Norway’s prime minister discusses NATO’s stand on the Russia-Ukraine crisis and Oslo’s role in other global conflicts.
Published On 29 Jan 2022
UN rights chief says response to Myanmar crisis ‘ineffectual’
Michelle Bachelet demands quick restoration of civilian rule in the country almost a year after the military takeover.
Published On 29 Jan 2022
Pennsylvania court strikes down state’s mail-in voting law
After Joe Biden won the 2020 US election, Republicans challenged a new state law that had made mail-in voting easier.
Published On 28 Jan 2022

Conservatives in the United States are leading a charge against a wide range of book titles.

Experts raise concerns about far-right, racist views arising from protest against vaccine mandate for truck drivers.

Question of French troops leaving country ‘not on the table for the moment’, Malian foreign minister says.

Peruvian judge issues 18-month travel ban on four company executives as officials investigate massive coastal oil spill.

West Africa regional bloc suspends Burkina Faso days after mutinous soldiers forced President Kabore to resign.

Canadian Muslims are vowing to fight Islamophobia, which fuelled a 2017 mosque shooting that left six men dead.

Kyrgystan and Tajikistan announce ceasefire after the latest deadly flare-up at their contested border.

Castro takes office amid myriad challenges, including an ongoing dispute about who will lead the newly elected Congress.

Mohammad bin Abdulrahman Al Thani meets Iranian counterpart days before Qatari emir due to meet US President Joe Biden.

Despite successes, a combination of coronavirus, inflation, legislative impasses – and Ukraine – have set Biden back.

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