Afghan journalist Zakarya Hassani escaped from Kabul to Paris after the Taliban takeover. Later, he watched in anguish as his best friend, Alireza Ahmadi, died trying to do the same.

Al Jazeera's correspondent in Afghanistan describes what it was like to report events during the recent Taliban takeover.

How our senior correspondent at Aljazeera English, Natasha Ghoneim, discovered the power of her mobile phone during the pandemic.

The importance of social media in providing access to different perspectives and immediate stories, but there is also an emphasis on the ethical considerations and potential harm to content creators.

The horrific scenes became more accessible than ever before.

The first female fixer and journalist in Gaza shares her experiences of reporting in the besieged Palestinian enclave.

In the coverage of events in Jerusalem and Gaza, mainstream media outlets are failing to report on the situation fairly.

Government-imposed internet blackouts in the Middle East have profound effects on the media and civil freedoms across the region.

By all measures, journalists from Rio’s favelas are among the bravest war reporters in the world, facing a constant threat of violence from all directions. Still, favela journalists continue human rights violations and serve their community.

As a Palestinian, you live and sometimes die covering the story of your own people.

Can Arabs accurately report their own affairs? Can Muslims be reliable sources of objective information about their daily lives and historic changes? We from the Arab and Muslim world are rethinking the news.