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A Yemeni’s harrowing journey through the ‘Gate of Tears’
After risking everything for a better life in Djibouti, Abdullah Muhammad says he may have to return to war-torn Yemen.

Ukraine: A female fixer on the front lines
In the first of a three-part series profiling journalism fixers, Al Jazeera talks to one covering conflict in Ukraine.

‘I have no words to tell them’: A Rohingya fixer
In part two of a series on journalism fixers, Al Jazeera talks to a Rohingya helping report on fellow refugees.

From child soldier to fixer: Alain’s story
In the final part of Al Jazeera's series profiling fixers, a former child soldier describes his journey into journalism.

Key facts about the war in Yemen
The ongoing war in Yemen, which has displaced millions of people, is far more complex than a Sunni-Shia conflict.

Thousands displaced by Boko Haram languish in Abuja IDP camps
Dire living conditions in Nigeria's capital for thousands who escaped the armed group's violence in the northeast.

North Korea defector: I would never go back home
In part five of the series on North Korean defectors, Al Jazeera speaks to a 24-year-old artist An Su-min.

‘Enough of war’: Why Afghans are hunger striking in Lashkar Gah
Dozens of Afghans set up tents demanding an end to the war after a car bomb killed more than 20 in Lashkar Gah.

Volokolamsk: A ‘mini-Chernobyl’ in Moscow’s suburbs
Anger in the small Russian town of Volokolamsk surges over toxic fumes from a landfill processing the capital's rubbish.

Refugees hoping to reach France find solidarity in the Alps
The resort town of Claviere in the Italian Alps is being used as a staging point for refugees trying to reach France.

Brazil: Marielle Franco’s murder remains unsolved one month on
Supporters gather to remember the politician and rights activist, and call for her killers to be found.

Pakistan’s ‘disappeared’: The cost of the war against Taliban
Rights groups allege war against the armed group has included a shadowy campaign of enforced disappearances.