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Why I’m striking: UK roads union rep fights back against pay cuts
For Mark Dollar, strike action against UK National Highways is not about the last 12 months, but the last 12 years.
Published On 9 Jun 2023
Fears simmer as an interethnic conflict brews in Kosovo
Residents say they are worried political tensions could impact community relations and imperil security in Kosovo.
Published On 8 Jun 2023
Party with controversy: Spain’s festival of Moors and Christians
Some see the annual festival marking the reconquest of Iberia from Arab rulers as racist and disrespectful.
Published On 8 Jun 2023
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‘Poor people don’t have friends’: A Pakistani widow’s life
Zubeida lives in a village, works for families who live abroad and cleans their vacant homes, where birds come to nest.
Published On 8 Jun 2023

Indigenous peoples are increasingly recognised as the most effective custodians of the world’s remaining forests.

Ancient mausoleums, the homes of some of Cairo’s poor, are threatened by development projects in the City of the Dead.

Iran has dismissed scepticism over its development of hypersonic missiles, which could reach Israel in seven minutes.

Syriac, an ancient dialect of Aramaic, is disappearing, so the community has launched a Syriac TV channel.

Erdogan’s rhetoric may be unfriendly towards Greece, but his predecessors were outright dangerous, many Greeks say.

A father who lost his two daughters says he is ‘1 billion percent dissatisfied’ with investigation and legal process.

The palatial modern art museum was badly damaged in the explosion that rocked the Lebanese capital.

The western Russian region of Belgorod that borders Ukraine has been shelled and attacked by drones hundreds of times.

Health, tech and saved wealth could turn an ageing workforce from an economic challenge into an advantage, say experts.

A childhood friend and former teammate speaks to Al Jazeera about how Zlatan Ibrahimovic got his big break.

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