Investigating Sheikh Hasina’s final days in Bangladesh
Al Jazeera investigates how a powerful student protest movement ended a political dynasty in Bangladesh.
Month: August 2025
From Amazon to the Gaza flotilla – the journey of an activist
Chris Smalls recounts Israeli imprisonment after joining Gaza aid flotilla, and worldwide solidarity of the activism.
Kraken mascot Buoy, forward John Hayden dodge close call with bear
Kraken forward John Hayden and Buoy, the team’s blue-haired troll mascot, had a close call with a grizzly bear during a promotional video shoot in Alaska.
Breast milk-inspired ice cream for sale: ‘Just like mom used to make’
‘Our ice cream is lightly sweet, a little salty, with hints of honey and a dash of colostrum,’ parent product company Frida said
Bolsonaro House Arrest Casts Shadow Over Brazil-U.S. Trade Talks
The Brazilian Supreme Court justice’s order could complicate efforts to negotiate over President Trump’s punishing tariffs, set to go into effect this week.
Apple… cinemas? Tech giant sues movie theater chain
Apple alleges that Apple Cinemas, an unrelated theater chain, is trying to profit off of its brand
WA’s small businesses can’t thrive if we’re drained by ‘swipe fees’
Soaring credit card fees are hurting business and consumers. State and federal lawmakers should rein them in.
Netanyahu calls for ‘complete’ defeat of Hamas as Israel considers total Gaza occupation
After reports that Israel is considering a total occupation of Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday said only a “complete” defeat of Hamas could return the remaining hostages home, while the UN warned that expanding the fighting …
UK to bear transport costs of ‘one in, one out’ asylum seeker deal with France
Treaty can be ended by either side at a month’s notice and France can refuse returns on certain groundsThe UK will pay the costs of transporting asylum seekers to and from France under Keir Starmer’s “one in, one out” deal with Emmanuel Macron, it has …
‘Healthocide’: experts warn of rise in targeting of health services in conflict
Principle of medical neutrality threatened as doctors and hospitals deliberately attacked, particularly in GazaTargeting medics and hospitals in acts of war should be called “healthocide”, academics have urged, amid an increase in such attacks in recen…