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Chinese authorities lock down parts of Beijing due to a new coronavirus cluster outbreak.
A total of 29 people are arrested during Istanbul's banned Gay Pride parade, including activist Görkem, who is held in custody for seven hours.
Lebanon mourns Sahar Faris, a paramedic lost in the Beirut explosion, leaving the country numb with grief.
Beirut faces a humanitarian disaster after the explosion happened just after 6 pm.
Residents in this city face devastation after an unprecedented explosion in Germaisy.
Every single window is out in the buildings near the blast site in Beirut, leaving thousands of residents at risk of homelessness.
The escalating migration crisis at the EU's border with Belarus leads to record asylum attempts.
The U.S. and several European nations condemn Belarus for its migrant crisis at the border.
Belgian activists painted a public staircase with the Palestinian flag, igniting discussions on solidarity and support for the Palestinian cause.
A massive dinner in a Belgian city celebrates both Ramadan and Easter, uniting Palestinian Christians, Muslims, and Jews in a call for cultural dialogue and connection.
The Berlin Christmas market attack raises opposition to Chancellor Angela Merkel's policies.
Protesters from all over Germany gather in Berlin against coronavirus restrictions, facing police disbandment.
A partnership enhances Street Child's mission to provide education and justice for children globally.
Bill Gates discusses Africa's population growth and poverty risks with Vanessa Kortekaas.
In the Bering Sea, crab fishermen aboard the Time Bandit face challenges from unexpected bird invasions that threaten their catch and operations.
Bisan has gone 15 to 16 days without internet, forcing her to search hospitals for a connection to share updates from Gaza.
Displaced Palestinians in Gaza endure the trauma of watching their city being bombed by Israel, highlighting their resilience amid ongoing conflict.
Over 100 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza, including several from Al Jazeera, as Bisan Owda and AJ+ win an Emmy Award for their films.
At 12:32 a.m. on January 17, 2024, Bisan Owda records a video expressing fear for her life while trying to survive in Gaza.
Bisan Owda's return to Gaza City brings joy and relief to her supporters, who celebrate her resilience amidst the ongoing challenges in the region.
American weapons are visible among the destruction in Khan Younis, where people are returning to build tents after the Israeli invasion of Gaza.
Residents return to find their entire neighborhood in Gaza bombed, expressing shock as they sit on balconies and make tea amid the destruction.
Dozens of tons of rubbish line the streets of Rafah, causing infections and diseases near a maternity hospital due to insufficient waste removal services.
In Gaza, Bisan highlights the only 'safe zone' amid ongoing conflict, showcasing the resilience of its residents and the bravery of local journalists.
A Palestinian expresses the harsh reality of life under occupation, highlighting the political dynamics influenced by AIPAC amidst ongoing conflict in the region.
Witnesses of the Indonesian Hospital siege in Gaza share their experiences, highlighting the urgent humanitarian crisis amid ongoing conflict.
During Ramadan, diverse communities express solidarity with Palestine, highlighting the emotional connections between African Americans and their Palestinian counterparts.
The video showcases Black Friday chaos in UK shops and its economic impact.
Emma Dabiri critiques the celebration of black hair influenced by white beauty standards.
A Black Lebanese Sudanese Egyptian news anchor defends herself against racial harassment on live TV.
Two people are shot in Kenosha, Wisconsin during anti-racism protests involving armed groups.
Blackpool, a once-thriving town, faces economic decline yet remains densely populated.
More than 90% of Muslims have been expelled from diamond mining areas in the Central African Republic due to rising tensions between religious groups.
Children as young as seven in the UK are being sent to boarding schools, a trend that George Monbiot argues is harmful to their emotional development.
Bob Geldof discusses Band Aid 30 and its criticism regarding Ebola fundraising efforts in Africa.
In Streatham, London, a knifeman attacked multiple individuals, resulting in two injuries and prompting police to shoot the assailant dead.
Police recover a body believed to be missing teenager Noah Donohoe in North Belfast.
Sriwijaya Air Flight SJ-182 lost contact shortly after takeoff from Jakarta, plunging over 10,000 feet in under a minute, prompting a search for wreckage and victims.
Boko haram claims responsibility for the kidnapping of over 300 schoolboys in Kankara, Nigeria.
Bolivia sees a rise in indigenous wealth through New Andean architecture, reports Andres Schipani.
Taji seeks emotional connection with his sex doll, consulting Johnny Tiger, a martial arts champion, to navigate the complexities of unconventional relationships.
Boris Johnson addresses Brexit concerns, emphasizing hope over fear in a June 23, 2016 context.
Boris Johnson faces calls for resignation after apologizing for a Downing Street party.
Ramadan influences Sarajevo as radical Islamists threaten the peace among Muslims in Bosnia.
Zubeidat Tsarnaeva claims she is unfairly labeled a terrorist during an emotional address in Makhachkala.
Sana Khan and Joseph drown at Bournemouth Beach, prompting an ongoing police investigation.
A Madison High School student speaks out against arming teachers in schools.
Yusuf, 5, dies after being sent home from Rotherham General Hospital despite urgent pleas.
