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More than half of Afghans face food insecurity at ‘crisis’ or ‘emergency’ levels (U News)

Nearly 23 million people, or 55 per cent of the Afghan population, are estimated to be in crisis or experiencing emergency levels of food insecurity between now and...

COP26: Thousands of young people take over Glasgow streets demanding climate action (UN News)

“What do we want? Climate justice! When do we want it? Now!” echoed throughout central Glasgow on Friday as thousands of protesters took the...

No progress in journalist’s case as ex-US envoy leaves Myanmar (Al Jazeera)

Former US Ambassador to the UN Bill Richardson has left Myanmar after finishing a private humanitarian mission in which he sought to boost the...

Duterte bashes ICC but says deaths of druglords, mayors on him (Al Jazeera)

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has lashed out anew at the International Criminal Court (ICC), which recently ordered a probe into his deadly war on...

Muslims barred from Friday prayer sites in India’s Gurgaon (Al Jazeera)

Every Friday, Najis Mohammad would offer his afternoon prayers at a public ground near his barber shop in Gurugram, still popular by its old...

Nine anti-Abiy groups team up as Ethiopia recalls ex-soldiers (Al Jazeera)

Nine Ethiopian opposition factions have signed an agreement in the United States to form an alliance against Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, whose government called...

Protests against Iraq election results turn violent (Al Jazeera)

Protests against the results of Iraq’s recent parliamentary election have turned violent in Baghdad, with demonstrators denouncing “fraud” clashing with security forces outside the capital’s high-security...

Can Sudan’s military coup survive popular resistance? (Al Jazeera)

On October 25 – just weeks before Sudan’s military was supposed to hand over control of the transitional government to the civilian leadership –...

‘All the trees have died’: Iraqis face intensifying water crisis (Melissa Pawson, Al Jazeera)

Four years ago, the stream running through Iraq’s al-Hamra village dried up. Now, “all the trees have died”, said Abdullah Kamel who used to...

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