Analysis: No justice for crime against Rohingya, 2 years on

Rohingya crisis through the eyes of Al Jazeera's journalists

Today marks two years since more than 700000 Rohingya fled Myanmar to escape what UN investigators have called a "genocide" in Rakhine state.

China's e-sports: Health concerns for young gamers

Born from video games, e-sports is now a booming industry in many parts of the world, especially in China. Thousands of young players are competing for ...

What is the state of the global economy in the age of populism? | Counting the Cost

In the world of geopolitics and geo-economics, the year 2019 has been eventful so far. Central bank governors across the world have been threatened, have ...

Turkey femicide: Anger over a mother's murder

The killing of a woman by her ex-husband in front of her child has caused outrage in Turkey. Emine Bulut was stabbed to death in a cafe last Sunday in the ...

Kenya census to count intersex people

Kenyans have been ordered to stay at home on Saturday and Sunday, as the government carries out a census. It is the first in Africa to recognise intersex people ...

Rohingya refugees hesitant to return to Myanmar

Bangladesh is warning that it is no longer able to bear the economic burden of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees in the country. They may be safe ...

G7 protests: Thousands march against summit

As world leaders gathered for the G7 summit in Frances Biarritz, thousands of people took part in a demonstration in the nearby town of Hendaye. They called ...

World leaders gather for G7 summit in France

World leaders have gathered in France for the G7 summit, a meeting that European Council President Donald Tusk said will be a "difficult test of unity and ...

What triggered Amazon's fires? | Inside Story

Brazils president deploys the army to contain devastating blazes in the Amazon. The green lungs of our planet are burning, with fires across Brazils Amazon ...

Markets sink as Trump presses US companies to leave China

US President Donald Trump is raising tariffs on Chinese imports by an additional five percent. The latest escalation in the trade war comes hours after Beijing ...

Ongoing violence as protests continue in Kashmir

Indian opposition leaders have been prevented from entering the disputed Kashmir region. President of the Indian National Congress party, Rahul Gandhi, led a ...

Amazon fire: Bolsonaro sends army after EU threat on trade deal

Brazils far-right President Jair Bolsonaro has pledged to mobilise the army to help combat fires that have been ravaging large parts of the Amazon rainforest, ...

Syria's War: Government forces seize rebel territory in Hama

The Syrian army has seized a pocket of rebel territory in the northwest, reclaiming towns lost early in the war. The most recent offensive intensified in late April, ...

Nigerian police battle a growing kidnapping crisis

Nigeria is in the grip of a kidnapping crisis. Thousands of Nigerians have fallen victims to a rise in the crime and are having to pay millions of dollars in ransom.

The Lost Tribe: The CIA's Secret Army in Laos | REWIND

Half a century ago, as war raged in Vietnam, an isolated community in the jungles of northern Laos was recruited by the CIA to help fight the Viet Cong.

G7 Summit: Divisions expected at global meet

Hours before the G7 Summit was due to start, Irans Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammed Javed Zarif was already in Paris to meet French President Emmanuel ...

Indonesian coffee farmers struggle as prices hit 8-year low

Coffee farmers in Indonesia are expecting a bumper crop this year. But with prices at an eight-year low, some growers are warning they will go bankrupt if things ...

Kenyan scientists harvest eggs to save northern white rhinos

Scientists in Kenya say the northern white rhino is one step away from being saved from extinction. On Thursday they successfully carried out a ground-breaking ...

Deep in central Mali, what was supposed to be harvest season for villagers has become a season of starvation, death and destruction. Malis health ministry says ...

Hong Kongs Airport Authority has won an indefinite court injunction against protesters, to prevent them storming the terminal again. Two weeks ago, a sit-in at ...

President Idriss Deby has declared a state of emergency in two eastern provinces after dozens of people were killed in intercommunal clashes earlier this month ...

UNICEF highlights increased attacks on schools, teachers & students Summer holidays are almost over for children in the northern hemisphere. However, many ...

Eight years ago, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake hit the US state of Virginia, southwest of Washington, DC. It shook the American capital so strongly that it cracked ...

Irans foreign minister has hailed "positive" talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, on salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal. Mohammad Javad Zarif says ...

A huge vessel, the worlds only floating nuclear power plant, has left its dock in the Russian port of Murmansk and is on its way to the arctic town of Pevek despite ...

Russia and the United States have accused each other of risking a new arms race at the United Nations Security Council. The meeting was requested by Russia ...

President Emmanuel Macron has branded the record number of fires in the Amazon rainforest an "international crisis" that needs to be top of the agenda at the ...

Last year a Venezuelan banker was convicted of running a $1.2bn money-laundering scheme, all with stolen government money. Investigators say most of the ...

Fires raging in Brazils Amazon rainforest have hit a record high this year, according to new data from the countrys space research agency, as concerns grow ...

The United Nations has expressed concern over the reports of excessive use of force by Indian soldiers. Human rights activists have condemned the internet ...

One of the worlds deadliest conflicts is taking place in Nigerias central region. Thousands have been killed in decades of fighting between ethnic groups.

The recent test firing of a US missile previously banned under a nuclear arms control treaty has heightened alarm among anti-nuclear activists that a reckless ...

Venezuela has the worlds largest proven oil reserves. But its oil output, once Latin Americas largest, has fallen faster in the past year than Iraqs after the ...

Two charities running rescue missions in the Mediterranean Sea have said Italy has ignored requests to allow their ship to bring 356 refugees and migrants ...

French President Emmanuel Macron has told British Prime Minister Boris Johnson there was not enough time in the month ahead to negotiate a new Brexit ...

A torrent of water released from an Indian dam has submerged towns and villages in northeastern Pakistan. Floodwaters now cover hundreds of hectares in ...