Al Jazeera Media Network
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Launched in 1996, Al Jazeera was the first independent news channel in the Arab world dedicated to providing comprehensive news and live debate.
It challenged established narratives and gave a global audience an alternative voice—one that put the human being back at the centre of the news agenda—quickly making it one of the world’s most
influential news networks.
Since then, it’s added new channels and services while maintaining the independent and pioneering spirit that defined its character.
Each subsidiary follows the same principles—values that inspire it to be challenging and bold, and provide a ‘voice for the voiceless’ in some of the most under-reported places on the planet.
From its headquarters in the Middle East, to the broadcast centres and more than 70 bureaus around the world, Al Jazeera strives to deliver content that captivates, informs, inspires and entertains. Source
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| Scope | International |
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| Language | Arabic, English, French, Turkish |
| Country | Qatar |
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Search ArticlesAl Jazeera Rejects Netanyahu’s Remarks About the Network in His Address to the UN General Assembly
Al Jazeera Media Network categorically rejects the remarks made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations General Assembly, where he described Al Jazeera as a “toxic” media outlet.
Al Jazeera Investigation – Myanmar: Bloodshed on the Border
“They are annihilating the Rohingya race. If we can gather evidence of these killings, along with the exact locations, we can show the world what is happening,” said an unnamed citizen journalist who captured rare footage from the civil war in Myanmar’s Rakhine state. Using leaked documents, exclusive video and forensic analysis, Al Jazeera’s documentary “Bloodshed on the Border” investigates how Rohingya are massacred, trafficked and purged from war-torn Myanmar.
Al Jazeera Investigation – Complicit: How the West is Helping Israel Seize the West Bank
A powerful new undercover documentary from Al Jazeera reveals how donors in the UK and Canada help finance the expansion of illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The investigation uncovers how pro-settler charity groups allow donations to be channelled into activities that violate international law by supporting illegal settlements infrastructure.
Al Jazeera Refutes the Israeli Occupation Army’s False Claims to Justify Crimes Against Its Journalists
Al Jazeera Media Network condemns the Israeli occupation army’s baseless accusations, which seek to justify its crimes against Al Jazeera journalists and cameramen in Gaza, most recently the killing of cameraman Ahmed Wishah. Since October 2023, the Israeli campaign of incitement has relentlessly spread false allegations and baseless accusations against Al Jazeera staff.
Al Jazeera condemns the Israeli occupation army’s deliberate killing of its cameraman in Gaza, Ahmed Wishah
Al Jazeera Media Network condemns the deliberate killing of its Al Jazeera Mubasher Channel’s cameraman Ahmed Wishah by Israeli occupation forces today, Saturday 20 June, in an Israeli bombardment that targeted a house in the Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip. This heinous crime comes only two months after Israeli forces killed his brother and colleague Mohammed Wishah, a correspondent for Al Jazeera Mubasher. Ahmed is the 12th Al Jazeera martyr in Gaza since October 2023.
Al Jazeera English wins three News and Documentary Emmy Awards
Al Jazeera English’s Fault Lines team won three Emmys for two of its investigative films at the 47th News and Documentary Emmy Awards in New York on 27 May. Crackdown: Deported Under Trump, which documents one of the most sweeping immigration crackdowns in modern US history, won the inaugural category for Outstanding Social Issue Coverage, while Kids Under Fire won in another inaugural category, Outstanding War or Violent Conflict Coverage.
Al Jazeera wins 12 awards at 2026 NYF TV & Films
Al Jazeera Media Network has won 12 awards at the 2026 New York Festivals TV & Film Awards. The winners were announced during a virtual ceremony held on 21 May 2026. Al Jazeera Arabic Channel won two Gold Awards and one Bronze Award for documentaries and programmes covering developments in Syria.
Al Jazeera wins the highest number of gold Telly awards in 2026
Al Jazeera Media Network won the highest number of gold awards at the 47th edition of the Telly Awards this year, outperforming all competitors. The organisers of the Telly Awards — regarded as one of the world’s leading media awards — announced the winners of the competition on 19 May 2026. This year’s edition featured nearly 14,000 entries from 55 countries.
Al Jazeera holds Israel responsible for the safety of its crew accompanying the “Sumud Flotilla”
Al Jazeera Media Network expresses its deep concern for the safety of its correspondent Hafedh Mribah and cameraman Mahmut Yavuz, who were among the journalists accompanying the “Sumud Flotilla”, intercepted by Israeli forces in international waters.
Al Jazeera English wins Peabody Awards for News and Interactive investigations on Gaza
Al Jazeera English has won two Peabody Awards for contents that examine atrocities committed in Gaza, with honours in the News and Interactive categories announced on 23 April. The 86th Annual Peabody Awards ceremony, will be held on 31 May in Los Angeles. Fault Lines’ films Kids Under Fire and The Disappearance of Dr Abu Safiya together won a News Peabody, while the Investigative team’s Investigating War Crimes in Gaza won an award in the Interactive category.