Many artists shared their sympathy with France after the attacks that killed at least 129 people in Paris.
Arab cartoonists pick up their pens for Paris
Many artists shared their sympathy with France after the attacks that killed at least 129 people in Paris.
Off the Rails: A Journey Through Japan
A personal look at how the country’s railways reveal so much about Japanese culture and the changes in society. Read more Filmmakers: Micah Garen & Marie-Helene Carleton Al Jazeera’s Ramsey Zarifeh first travelled to Japan soon after graduation to teach English. Fascinated by the futuristic bullet trains and the country’s unique train network, he got to know Japan through its railways. He travelle
Japan: Taking to the streets to combat militarism
After decades of pacifism since WWII, conservative government now wants the military to be able to fight overseas. A demonstrator holds a placard reading 'No War', as she shouts a slogan against the controversial security bills [EPA] Tokyo, Japan – They gathered in the drizzling rain in the tens of thousands on Sunday to make their objections heard to new security laws that would allow the militar
Tens of thousands of Japanese protest against ‘war law’
Protesters rally outside parliament to oppose new laws that could see troops engage in combat for first time since WWII. Organisers said about 120,000 people took part in Sunday’s rally in the capital [Reuters] Tens of thousands of protesters have rallied outside Japan’s parliament to oppose legislation that could see troops in the officially pacifist nation engage in combat for the first time sin
The Listening Post | Video | Al Jazeera
The Listening Post cuts through the confusion about Zionism and anti-Zionism in Western media and politics. A weekly programme that examines and dissects the world’s media, how they operate and the stories they cover. Watch The Listening Post every Saturday at 0830GMT
Chan: Goodbye to China
Al Jazeera’s ex-Beijing correspondent says she covered country honestly and equitably, after having credentials revoked. Melissa Chan, China correspondent since 2007, filed nearly 400 reports during her five years in the country Earlier this week, I left China after five years as an Al Jazeera English correspondent following the decision by the government to revoke my press credentials. At a subse
Al Jazeera English forced out of China
Network closes bureau after authorities refused to renew correspondent’s press credentials and visa. Al Jazeera English has closed its bureau in Beijing after the Chinese authorities refused to renew its correspondent’s press credentials and visa, or allow a replacement journalist. The channel expressed its disappointment at the situation and said it would continue to request a presence in China.
Clashes rock Bahraini capital
Armoured vehicles seen on the streets of Manama after police storm protest site in roundabout, killing at least six. The Bahrain capital of Manama was rocked by sporadic clashes, hours after riot police attacked a makeshift encampment of pro-reform protesters in the centre of the city, killing at least six and injuring dozens of others. An Al Jazeera correspondent, who cannot be named for security
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