06:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 06:30

Al Jazeera Investigations: The Minister's Millions

Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit reveals how a former Bangladesh minister built a half billion dollar property empire on a modest annual salary.

 07:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 07:30

Inside Story

Beyond the headlines to the heart of the news of the day. Al Jazeera gets the Inside Story from some of the best minds in the Middle East and beyond.

 08:00

Witness: The Zimov Hypothesis

Sergey Zimov and his son Nikita strive to save the planet from a climate catastrophe by reviving the Ice Age.

 09:00

Newshour

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 10:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 10:30

Counting the Cost

The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates, so why does it matter?

 11:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 11:30

The Stream: Generation Rent - Youth In Housing Crisis

We dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

 12:00

Newshour

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 13:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 13:30

Inside Story

Beyond the headlines to the heart of the news of the day. Al Jazeera gets the Inside Story from some of the best minds in the Middle East and beyond.

 14:00

The Bottom Line

The US says it supports African seats at the UN Security Council - but without veto power. Why?

 14:30

Dystopia of Seoul

When music meets climate change. 'The Four Seasons' by Vivaldi is re-composed by AI using 2050 climate data to create a disturbing musical performance in Seoul.

 15:00

Newshour

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 16:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 16:30

Democracy Maybe: Opposing Autocracy

A look at how autocratic leaders undermine democracy and increase their power. Media failings, the methods of tyrants and those willing to challenge power.

 17:00

Newshour

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 18:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 18:30

People and Power: Climate Protest Crackdown

People and Power meets environmental campaigners resorting to what their critics describe as 'extremism' to draw attention to the climate crisis.

 19:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 19:30

Inside Story

Beyond the headlines to the heart of the news of the day. Al Jazeera gets the Inside Story from some of the best minds in the Middle East and beyond.

 20:00

Newshour

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 21:00

Al Jazeera World: The Colours of Home

An Arab artist in the American capital dreams of creating a mural that connects the plight of black Americans, native Americans and Palestinians.

 22:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 22:30

Talk to Al Jazeera: Kim Sajet

Washington's National Portrait Gallery director discusses how the narrative of U.S. governance has evolved.

 23:00

Newshour

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 00:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 00:30

Dying Earth: Lost Futures

Some of the prophets of doom of the 60's whose warning went unheeded assess the Earth's current environmental fragility.

 01:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 01:30

Al Jazeera Investigations: The Minister's Millions

Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit reveals how a former Bangladesh minister built a half billion dollar property empire on a modest annual salary.

 02:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 02:30

Inside Story

Beyond the headlines to the heart of the news of the day. Al Jazeera gets the Inside Story from some of the best minds in the Middle East and beyond.

 03:00

The Bottom Line

The US says it supports African seats at the UN Security Council - but without veto power. Why?

 03:30

Dystopia of Seoul

When music meets climate change. 'The Four Seasons' by Vivaldi is re-composed by AI using 2050 climate data to create a disturbing musical performance in Seoul.

 04:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 04:30

The Stream: Generation Rent - Youth In Housing Crisis

We dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

 05:00

News Live

Up-to-date news and analysis from around the world.

 05:30

Counting the Cost

The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates, so why does it matter?