The rise of AI scams
From voice cloning to deepfake videos, images and chats, AI is redefining online scams — and increasing them. Source link
Causing Waves: The war to protect underwater cables | Digital Series
Over one million kilometers of undersea cables support more than 95 percent of the world’s internet traffic. While cables are often cut unintentionally each year,…
US Deportations to El Salvador will have “larger ramifications” | Digital Series
“Can the Trump administration say Venezuela is intentionally flooding the United States with specific gang members?”Immigration lawyer Leon Fresco explains why the deportation of more…
Aime Cesaire: The Poetics of Negritude | Digital Series
Confronting History through Negritude.Aime Cesaire, a poet and playwright from Martinique, was a key figure in the Negritude movement, which emerged in the 1930s. Led…
Ahmed al-Sharaa is “inheriting a nightmare situation”
“Remember, scholars were saying Syria was on the verge of becoming a failed state.” Source link
US-South Africa relationship “damaged” over Israel’s war
Analyst Sandile Swana says the US-South Africa dispute stems from South Africa's backing of the ICJ case against Israel. Source link
How does Israel’s detention campaign work?
For every Palestinian Israel freed in the ceasefire deal, it arrested 16 more. Source link
“Secret” talks to displace Palestinians justifies “shame list
The forced displacement of Palestinians is a “red line that should not be crossed,” says professor Tamer Qarmout. Source link
South Sudan’s rising violence in “polarised regional environment” | Al Jazeera
Alan Boswell of the International Crisis Group unpacks South Sudan’s escalating violence, who’s behind it, and what’s next.Alan Boswell from the International Crisis Group unpacks…
Arab leaders discussion with US envoy on Gaza,“late [but] important”
Talks in Doha between Arab leaders and US envoy Source link
South Sudan: surge in violence pushes country to “precipice”
Nyagoah Tut Pur of Human Rights Watch analyses the recent surge in violence in South Sudan. Source link
How Ibtihaj Muhammad made Olympic history | Al Jazeera
“It was an opportunity to show Muslim women and girls globally what we could achieve in sport.”Ibtihaj Muhammad made history as the first American-Muslim woman…
What happens if the US abandons Ukraine?
In this Project Force, @AlexGatopoulos looks at what is likely to happen if the US cuts military support to Ukraine Source link
Gaza in fragments | DigiDocs | Gaza
Gaza in Fragments follows three people in Gaza who talk about what life was like before the October 7, 2023Gaza in Fragments is a documentary…
Captagon: Syria’s Hidden Drug Empire | Digital Series
Captagon – a deadly, addictive amphetamine – has turned Syria into the heart of a $2 billion drug empire few know about, with the Assad…
Attacks in Syria “clearly designed to make a splash”
The Syrian Popular Resistance's insurgency against government forces is "organised to push Syria toward civil war." Source link
Women on the front line | Women’s Rights
On International Women’s Day, Al Jazeera’s journalists Teresa Bo, Fahmida Miller, and Maram Humaid reflect on what it’s like to report from some of the…
Former Syria regime loyalists “left isolated and powerless”
Rami Khouri breaks down the recent clashes in Syria, and looks at what happens when former regime loyalists lose power. Source link
Have Afghan women been forgotten? | Start Here
Taliban rules are increasingly restricting women's lives. Source link
Arab leaders “aligned with Palestinians” on rebuilding Gaza
Arab Summit on Gaza Source link