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Bonus Edition: Bolsonaro & the Amazon, El Salvador, US Women’s Rights | The Stream

On The Stream: The Amazon, El Salvador, women’s march

Hong Kong: Candle in the Wind | 101 East

A year after Hong Kong introduced a draconian security law, 101 East meets the activists who refuse to be silenced.

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The Birth of Afghan Cinema | The Forbidden Reel

The late 1960s became known as the birth of cinema in Afghanistan when Afghan Film was established.

A Child of Afghanistan: 20 Years of War | Witness

An epic coming-of-age story that follows Mir as he grows up over the course of 20 years of war in Afghanistan.

Dispatches from Sudan's Revolution: Suddenly TV | Witness

Amidst the 2019 Sudanese revolution, a group of friends create a make-believe TV station to capture the historic moment.

Meteorite Hunters in Morocco | Al Jazeera World

Moroccan nomads meet a geologist and a rare stone dealer as they search for meteorites, elusive extra-terrestrial rocks.

Probe in Ethiopia’s Tigray did not reach site of Axum attack: UN

UN human rights investigators unable to deploy to site of alleged massacre of several hundred people in holy city.

South Africa outbreak: Hundreds of thousands of students out of school

Many are concerned that once the pandemic ends, the effect on high school graduation rates could be felt for up to 10 years.

US honours 9/11 dead on 20th anniversary of attacks

Commemoration ceremonies held across country to remember nearly 3,000 victims of September 11, 2001 attacks.

Argentinian football fans return to stadiums

Football fans in Argentina are being allowed back into stadiums for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

BONUS EDITION - Somalia, Women for Women International, Gaza

Somalia, Women for Women International, Gaza

Afghan-Pakistan border trade already thwarted as crisis looms

As a humanitarian crisis looms in Afghanistan, border trade with Pakistan could play a crucial role.

The Story Behind the Scenes | Al Jazeera World

Behind the scenes of The Misfits, a movie scripted to tarnish a country’s reputation but then overtaken by real events.

20 years later: How has 9/11 changed the world? | The Bottom Line

Did al-Qaeda’s attack on the US on September 11, 2001, change the way Americans deal with the world - and each other?

Is Somalia's hunger and homelessness crisis beyond hope? | The Stream

On The Stream: Somalia’s worsening crisis of homelessness and hunger.

Do China's ambitions in Indian Ocean go beyond protecting trade? | Counting the Cost

China has built ports in Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Can India counter Beijing's economic diplomacy?

The Forever War: 20 Years After 9/11 | The Listening Post

A documentary edition of The Listening Post on 20 years of the ‘War on Terror’ and the role US media have played therein.

Fawzia Koofi: Afghan women pay highest price for what goes wrong | Talk to Al Jazeera

Fawzia Koofi, Afghanistan’s former deputy speaker of parliament, discusses what’s at stake for women’s rights in her country.

Will the world ever be able to move beyond the coronavirus? | The Bottom Line

The former director of the CDC talks about the Delta variant, booster shots and the world’s unvaccinated.

Bonus Edition: Afghanistan, Nigeria, Extinction Rebellion | The Stream

On The Stream: Afghanistan, Nigeria, Extinction Rebellion

My Own Private History in Jordan, Egypt and Tunisia | Al Jazeera World

Personal, witness accounts of four historical events in Jordan, Egypt and Tunisia, including a riot over a movie.

Russia's hypersonic missiles: Can the world avert an arms race? | Counting the Cost

Moscow takes a lead in new technology that can evade conventional defences and fly at seven times the speed of sound.

Africa COVID chief: Vaccination rollout 'extremely disappointing' | Talk to Al Jazeera

Dr John Nkengasong, director of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, discusses global vaccine inequality and Africa’s battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Should the US have stayed in Afghanistan longer? | The Bottom Line

Critics of the hasty exit from Afghanistan warn about long-term implications for the United States and its partners.

Bonus Edition: the Liberal Redneck, Paralympics, Haiti | The Stream

This week on The Stream, we go behind the scenes to talk about what it’s like at the Paralympic village in Tokyo and how Haitians are coping with one catastrophe after another this summer. We also feature a special interview with comedian Trae Crowde

Afghanistan: US, allies warn of ‘terror threat’ at Kabul airport

US, UK and Australia tell crowds outside airport in Afghan capital to leave area amid ‘high threat of attack by ISIL offshoot’.

Wuhan’s Hidden Trauma: After the COVID lockdown | Witness

A Chinese filmmaker ventures into Wuhan and discovers unseen psychological trauma in the aftermath of the city’s lockdown.

The Taliban economy: Can Afghanistan avert a financial collapse? | Counting the Cost

Without cash deliveries and its impounded international reserves, banks could fold and civil servants could go unpaid.

Lithuanian PM: 'Lukashenko is opposition to his own nation' | Talk to Al Jazeera

Ingrida Simonyte discusses the diplomatic and migration crises at the Belarus-EU border.

Bonus Edition: Afghanistan special | The Stream

This week on The Stream, we look back at some of our coverage of Afghanistan - from 2019 to the Taliban takeover this week. From two years ago, a conversation about women’s rights and the #AfghanWomenWillNotGoBack movement. In April, we asked whether

Afghanistan: No Justice for Women | 101 East

With the Taliban back in power, 101 East investigates the fight for justice for Afghanistan’s women.

Will cryptocurrencies run traditional banks out of business? | The Bottom Line

While some argue that it's a hyped-up scam, others predict Bitcoin will hit $100,000 before the end of 2021.

Afghanistan's Own Battle: On the front line | Witness

We followed Afghan National Army soldiers during their first year fighting the Taliban in Helmand without NATO support.

Bulgaria: At the Crossroads | People and Power

Will growing public disgust at political corruption be enough to bring change to Bulgaria?

Democracy Darling! Amye Un’s independent run for elections | Witness

In the far north of Australia, Darwin’s ‘Laksa Queen’ Amye Un takes on the Northern Territory’s most powerful.

The Future of Flight | Plan It Green

If the aviation industry was a country, it would rank pretty high on the pollution scale. But how do you power up the aviation industry and still limit the effects of global warming?

Panama FM: 'Migration is the phenomenon of our time' | Talk to Al Jazeera

Erika Mouynes discusses the migration crisis at the Colombia-Panama border.

Could the European Peace Facility be used to arm dictators? | Counting the Cost

Critics are concerned the European Peace Facility could provide training and weapons to dictators, increasing human rights abuses.

The US is leaving Afghanistan, but what is it leaving behind? | The Bottom Line

After 20 years of direct intervention, Washington decides that the future of Afghanistan is for its people to decide.

Birds on the Brink | 101 East

We showcase New Zealand’s trailblazing environmental policy that aims to see the country rid of predators by 2050.

What’s going wrong in Cuba? | Start Here

Food, medicine and fuel shortages have driven Cubans to protest for “patria y vida” or “homeland and life”. And then there’s the pandemic. #AJStartHere with Sandra Gathmann looks at why life in Cuba is so tough.

Paris 2024 Olympics: Organisers learn from Japan's challenges

Paris is promising a new era of cost-effective Games that are more accessible to the public than before.

Why vaccine inequality is leading to lopsided economic recovery | Counting the Cost

IMF to distribute more than $200bn to help emerging and developing countries through the pandemic.

Bonus Edition: Brain hacking, Olympics, Madagascar, Lebanon | The Stream

Bonus Edition: Brain hacking, Olympics, Madagascar, Lebanon

Can anything be done to stop our phones from spying on us? | The Bottom Line

The end of privacy: A global investigation exposes the scope and danger posed by Israeli spyware Pegasus.

Beirut Blast: A Year On | Between Us

A year after the port explosion ripped through Beirut, Senior Correspondent Zeina Khodr explains why the situation has only gotten worse.

Beirut’s search for answers | The Full Report

We follow the investigations into the 2020 Beirut port blast and discover an underworld that could provide clues to this tragic mystery.

It's not just the pandemic: Why Sri Lanka's economy is in crisis | Counting the Cost

Colombo avoids a debt default, but it's fast running out of money to pay for imports. Will the IMF provide a bailout?

Fernando Henrique Cardoso: Politics in Brazil is a risky business | Talk to Al Jazeera

The former Brazilian president discusses the possible roads ahead for Latin America’s largest country.