Category: Al Jazeera

‘My dad is gone… where will I go?’ Nine-year-old Omar Hamad just lived through the worst day of his life, when his father was burned [more…]

The race for clean energy is moving fast. And it could drive geopolitical rivalries and reshape the balance of power. As nations face up to [more…]

Anna Cominsky, a professor at New York Law School, says the jurors in Donald Trump’s hush-money trial must return with a unanimous decision on whether [more…]

“What if Trump is found guilty and goes to jail?” Check out the full Start Here explainer on Trumps’s legal troubles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ2fDHyZthw You can find [more…]

For years, Haiti has suffered from violence, political instability and poverty. In recent months, gang violence has led to the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel [more…]

A conscription campaign by Myanmar’s military appears to be backfiring, with the country’s youth deciding they’d rather fight against it. Al Jazeera goes inside the [more…]

The African National Congress could lose the parliamentary majority it has held for 30 years, thats what partial results from South Africa’s national election indicate. [more…]

India’s seven-phase general elections are drawing to a close – with the last round on Saturday. Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ten year governance media [more…]

Israeli officials are accused of using phone taps, spying and intimidation against ICC prosecutors to derail possible war crimes investigations. It’s a decade long operation [more…]

Al Jazeera’s John Hendren reports live from outside the courtroom that despite the “historic” nature of the verdict, jury deliberations took only two days. Hendren [more…]