Category: Al Jazeera

Artificial intelligence strategies are a government priority in Russia. But after the launch of its so-called special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s been forced to [more…]

Syrian refugees in the Middle East, are facing uncertainty because of deteriorating conditions in host countries. Struggling economies and declining international aid are pushing some [more…]

Inflation was expected to ease in 2024 after more than 18 months of interest rate hikes by central banks. The most aggressive monetary tightening in [more…]

Al Jazeera’s Senior Political Analyst Marwan Bishara provides insight into the events leading up to a landmark ruling by the World Court on Gaza. He [more…]

“They were thrown in like animals,” says Meri Gonashvili, a Georgian forensic anthropologist at Tbilisi State Medical University, as she describes the scene inside six [more…]

Denmark is one of the world’s most digitised societies. It’s also known as a hub of technological and medical innovation in Europe. The country is [more…]

Chris Gunness, a former UNRWA spokesman, says there is a “coordinated political attack” on the UN’s agency for Palestinian refugees. “The Israelis have said they [more…]

The long-anticipated and deeply contentious consecration of a Hindu temple this past week involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi. For almost 500 years, the site was [more…]

The UN is urging countries to keep funding UNRWA, its agency for Palestinian refugees, after some of its biggest donors suspended aid donations following accusations [more…]

In this episode of On The Record, Al Jazeera’s Samantha Johnson is joined by Anie Akpe, founder of African Women in Technology. Years ago, Akpe [more…]