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Is New York City helping its homeless or hiding them?
1 year, 9 months ago

Is New York City helping its homeless or hiding them?

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New York City is the wealthiest city in the United States, by some counts, in the world. But after three years of pandemic, it has yet to build back better: rents are skyrocketing, concern about crime is at an all-time high, and the focus has landed on people living on the streets and the subways. There’s been a high-profile effort …

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France’s pension protests and the future of work
1 year, 10 months ago

France’s pension protests and the future of work

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President Macron faces off against unions, as more than a million protesters take to the streets. More than a million people have protested against France’s controversial pension reform plan, which was formally presented on Monday. The majority of people – along with all of France’s biggest unions – oppose the reforms, which would raise the retirement age and the threshold …

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In Cambodia, scammers are also victims
1 year, 11 months ago

In Cambodia, scammers are also victims

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Many cyber-scammers are forced to carry out scams against their will. In Cambodia, an entire economy of these scams is operating, and the scammers Al Jazeera found in a city called Sihanoukville are often held against their will. In this episode: Mary Ann Jolley, senior reporter at Al Jazeera’s 101 East Episode credits: This episode was produced by Amy Walters …

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As peace begins in Ethiopia, Tigray opens up
1 year, 11 months ago

As peace begins in Ethiopia, Tigray opens up

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The Take looks at what is next for Tigray as the region opens up after a peace agreement. The war resulted in one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters, and widespread human rights abuses, including sexual violence. In this episode: Lucy Kassa, investigative journalist Jude Fuhnwi, ICRC spokesperson in Ethiopia Episode credits: This episode was produced by Negin Owliaei with …

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Why do so few Israelis refuse the military draft?
2 years ago

Why do so few Israelis refuse the military draft?

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The number of Israelis who openly refuse military service due to the occupation is low; earlier this year, four teenagers refusing together was notable. The low numbers persist despite multiple international human rights groups recognising Israel’s treatment of Palestinians as apartheid. Now, army violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank is at a high not seen in years, Israel’s …

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The World Cup and protests collide in Iran
2 years ago

The World Cup and protests collide in Iran

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The last time Iran faced the United States at the World Cup, back in 1998, the streets of Tehran erupted in celebration after Iran won. Halla Mohieddeen: This is what the streets of Tehran sounded like back in the summer of 1998, after Iran beat the United States in a World Cup match many Iranians remember to this day. Halla …

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When the Russia-Ukraine war spills over to its neighbours
2 years, 1 month ago

When the Russia-Ukraine war spills over to its neighbours

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Two people were killed in Poland after being hit by a missile. Halla Mohieddeen: When a missile killed two farmers in Poland last week, many of the world’s top leaders were in Bali, Indonesia for the G20 summit. So, you know, the first thing we thought was, holy cow, If it’s a Russian missile – if it was shot at …

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African coaches take centre stage at World Cup 2022
2 years, 1 month ago

African coaches take centre stage at World Cup 2022

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For the first time in the tournament’s history, all five African teams will be led by African coaches. Halla Mohieddeen: Winning the Africa Cup of Nations for the first time was a massive moment for the country, but it was extra special because the team’s coach, Aliou Cisse, is Senagalese as well. Halla Mohieddeen: But Mas-Ud Didi Dramani, one of …

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Inside the Wagner Group, Russia’s mercenary force
2 years, 1 month ago

Inside the Wagner Group, Russia’s mercenary force

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One Wagner Group soldier for hire talks with Al Jazeera about what being a mercenary for Russia is like. Halla Mohieddeen: And still, the Wagner Group has cropped up in Ukraine, Syria, Libya, Central African Republic, and Mali, expanding Russia’s military interests abroad. Halla Mohieddeen: But, you’ll also hear Marat speaking to us about his experiences with Wagner in English. …

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Is VAR the villain of the World Cup?
2 years, 1 month ago

Is VAR the villain of the World Cup?

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Love it or hate it, the video assistant referee is here to stay – so what does it mean for the game? Halla Mohieddeen: When FIFA, the World Cup’s governing body, introduced VAR in 2018, it changed the tournament. Halla Mohieddeen: I’m talking again with our own Tony Karon, the editorial lead of Al Jazeera’s AJ Plus. Halla Mohieddeen: That’s …

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From the Party Congress in China to the midterm US elections
2 years, 1 month ago

From the Party Congress in China to the midterm US elections

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The Take looks at China’s latest Party Congress and its political implications within and outside the country. Halla Mohieddeen: I’ve been speaking with Yale policy scholar and physicist Yangyang Cheng about China’s latest Party Congress. Yangyang Cheng: It is really difficult to be an overseas Chinese student these days when you are still new to a country, still pursuing a …

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Bolsonaro ramped up Brazil’s gun culture. Can Lula reign it in?
2 years, 1 month ago

Bolsonaro ramped up Brazil’s gun culture. Can Lula reign it in?

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In the past four years, the number of privately owned guns in Brazil has more than doubled to nearly 2 million. After winning the Brazilian election, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will once again become the country’s President in January, more than 10 years after he last held the position. Lula, as he is known, will now attempt to roll …

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Will Russia’s Vladimir Putin go nuclear?
2 years, 2 months ago

Will Russia’s Vladimir Putin go nuclear?

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With Vladimir Putin’s recent warning that Russia will use “all available means” at his disposal to defend his country, there has been increased chatter about the Russian president going to use nuclear weapons. It’s also a warning to Kyiv that Russia is well-prepared and ready to use tactical nuclear weapons if Russia is suffering a serious defeat on the battlefield. …

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Could Haiti get worse?
2 years, 2 months ago

Could Haiti get worse?

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A new round of protests, a water shortage and now a cholera outbreak are taking Haiti from bad to worse. Many Haitians hold current Prime Minister Ariel Henry responsible for the delay. In this episode: Harold Isaac, Journalist in Haiti Journalist in Haiti Lauren Wilfong, Justice Catalyst Fellow at Justice Action Center Episode credits: This episode was produced by Amy …

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After hurricanes, when to rebuild and when to retreat
2 years, 2 months ago

After hurricanes, when to rebuild and when to retreat

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There are tough questions about rebuilding in the United States after Hurricane Ian in Florida and Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico. Halla Mohieddeen: I’m talking first with Jesse Keenan at Tulane University. Halla Mohieddeen: So, tell us what’s played out with Hurricane Ian in Florida, and to some extent Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico, because they dumped an awful lot …

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The Russians fleeing Putin’s military draft
2 years, 2 months ago

The Russians fleeing Putin’s military draft

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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to call up 300,000 military reservists to join the war in Ukraine has created chaos in the country. Halla Mohieddeen: That’s Albert, a Russian anti-war activist talking about the choice he faced earlier this month, when President Vladimir Putin announced he’d be drafting Russians to join the war effort against Ukraine. Halla Mohieddeen: Albert said …

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After months of violence, Brazil chooses their new leader
2 years, 2 months ago

After months of violence, Brazil chooses their new leader

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Brazil is about to vote in a general election on October 2. Halla Mohieddeen: In July, a Worker’s Party official – that’s Lula’s party – was shot dead by a supporter of President Jair Bolsonaro. Halla Mohieddeen: But there is one industry that, despite Lula’s promise of economic growth, has largely backed Bolsonaro in this election: the agricultural industry. Lucia …

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Women, life, freedom: The chants of Iran’s protests
2 years, 2 months ago

Women, life, freedom: The chants of Iran’s protests

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Protests grow in Iran after the death of a young woman who was detained by the country’s morality police. Halla Mohieddeen: The spark was the death of a young woman who had been detained by the country’s morality police. Halla Mohieddeen: But what’s fuelled the protests is something many women across the country have been feeling for decades. Halla Mohieddeen: …

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Coping with climate change on Mt Everest
2 years, 2 months ago

Coping with climate change on Mt Everest

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Hundreds of climbers arrive at the Everest base camp on the Khumbu glacier every year, but higher temperatures are melting the ice in the Himalayan region. Halla Mohieddeen: That’s Dr Pasang Yangjee Sherpa: she’s talking about the Himalayan peaks in Nepal. So what that means is you see more and more crowd and with crowd, you Halla Mohieddeen: Let’s talk …

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Is Italy returning to its Fascist past?
2 years, 3 months ago

Is Italy returning to its Fascist past?

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Italy is on the verge of electing Europe’s most far-right government since World War II. Halla Mohieddeen: Now, it’s part of a coalition with Matteo Salvini’s anti-immigrant league party and Italy’s former prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi. Halla Mohieddeen: So how closely linked is Mussolini’s fascist party to Georgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy? Halla Mohieddeen: I asked Michele to help us …

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How are Black American farmers reclaiming their land?
2 years, 3 months ago

How are Black American farmers reclaiming their land?

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Through the Agrarian Commons, communities of colour are transforming land ownership in the US. Black farmers have lost 98 percent of their land over the past century due to factors that include discrimination from the United States Department of Agriculture. Now, with a growing food crisis that disproportionately affects them, a new generation of farmers and organisers are acquiring back …

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What’s ailing Bollywood’s string of flops?
2 years, 3 months ago

What’s ailing Bollywood’s string of flops?

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Bollywood has lost its sparkle – some 20 films that have come out this year have lost money, including movies from big names like Aamir Khan. Halla Mohieddeen: It was because of the power of actors like Sharukh Khan and the industry as a whole that I wanted to hear from Pavni and Aseem about what’s ailing Bollywood. Halla Mohieddeen: …

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The Taliban’s Afghanistan
2 years, 3 months ago

The Taliban’s Afghanistan

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What has changed in Afghanistan 21 years after 9/11? Halla Mohieddeen: Al Jazeera’s Osama bin Javaid has been in Afghanistan, and he has some answers – from the Afghans still there and an exclusive interview with Taliban leader Anas Haqqani as well. Osama Bin Javaid: So, al-Qaeda started off with that very broad agenda and that’s why it was able …

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Justice for Shireen: The Israeli investigation – Part 1
2 years, 3 months ago

Justice for Shireen: The Israeli investigation – Part 1

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Witnesses describe what they saw on the day Shireen Abu Akleh was killed and why Israel’s investigation is wrong. Halla Mohieddeen: It wasn’t until two years ago that Shatha got to know her as … just … Shireen. Halla Mohieddeen: Dan Owen is also Israeli and the author of a report with the Israeli rights group, Yesh Din, digging into …

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