Sudanese journalists struggle to report a war that has been buried by blackouts and widespread neglect as El-Fasher is starved.
El-Fasher, Sudan, is largely unknown, besieged, and starving. One of the worst humanitarian crises in history is being concealed by a lack of international media interest as journalists are subject to criticism in Sudan.
Contributors:
Hassan Berkia, a journalist
Confluence Advisory Director, Kholood Khair
Associate Professor, McGill Institute of Islamic Studies, Khalid Medani
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American journalist Jasper Nathaniel documented Israeli settlers attacking Palestinians while they were preparing to harvest olives in the occupied West Bank. Nathaniel is informed by what he saw and what it reveals about Israel’s impunity culture.
India’s news organizations once served as vibrant democracy’s. Many of India’s neighbors still view them as propaganda tools because they export jingoism, sensationalism, and Hindutva politics across borders. Meenakshi Ravi discusses the rise in anti-India sentiment and a national security crisis.
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Published On 25 Oct 2025
Source: Aljazeera
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