New Interview: I talked to Dr. Yasser Abu-Jamei about how his Gaza Community Mental Health Programme has managed to continue its work over the past six months, and how he has approached treating children living through trauma. https://t.co/0F7V22G0H3
A year on from the devastating earthquakes in Turkey, @AJEnglish follows up with a displaced family in Adiyaman as they contemplate love, loss and an uncertain future.
https://t.co/17eQFjxKoT
Unbeaten hosts India take on Australia in the 2023 Cricket World Cup final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad - follow live match coverage https://t.co/N70gqH8vDz via @AJEnglish
PFL fighter Khai Wu tells @AJEnglish about the ‘beauty’ of mixed martial arts and how training Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg inspires him.
https://t.co/bjfSbxw0Wf
From slippers to spikes: How India bowler Mohammed Siraj worked his way to the starring at the Cricket World Cup https://t.co/toHJTYN7Xb via @AJEnglish
Bollywood has had a rocky relationship with cricket over the decades, with the films often reflecting a changing India.
https://t.co/vswLgA46m2 - @SuparnaSharma writes for @AJEnglish
'The sky's the limit': Afghanistan’s captain Hashmat Shahidi talks to Al Jazeera ahead of the crunch Cricket World Cup match against Australia.
https://t.co/6ztWV4mMy7 via @AJEnglish
"It's quite daunting", says Irish player @RiannaJarrett on the arduous recovery process. "No matter how many people you have around you, it is quite a lonely experience and a lonely journey."
"It was heartbreaking to see these girls drop like flies"
Great story by @jkdamours on the ACL injury crisis plaguing women’s football https://t.co/o21L3WtCFD
"If the same issue was happening in the men's game, there would be so much money being pumped into research by FIFA in order to get these players back on the field," Amy Walsh, a former Canadian women's national team player, told Al Jazeera.