Al Jazeera Investigates

"We've spotted him going into a pub called the Prince Albert Lounge." The Loch Ness Mobster podcast follows the trail of our latest undercover investigation, Contract Killers and the Far Right, from Westminster to Glasgow and Belfast. Listen here: youtu.be/oX0eQ6IHIJE

"Of course we haven't got a f***ing printer, we're terrorists." When you're trying to set up a fake rally for a foreign government and your paramilitary pals have no office equipment. #Glasgow #Zimbabwe

Coming soon: Al Jazeera uncovers disturbing links between British right wing activists, the far right and loyalist paramilitaries. #Glasgow #Belfast #London

"Of course we haven't got a f***ing printer, we're terrorists."

"They can start cutting people's faces up. They can stab someone. They can shoot someone." EXCLUSIVE: Our hidden cameras capture the leader of Turning Point UK organising a fake rally for a foreign government and helping arrange a murder-for-hire with loyalist paramilitaries.

"It's the laundry machine of the Israeli government." The former chairman of the World Zionist Organization tells us how its Settlement Division operates. Watch our full investigation below 👇

Palestinians in the occupied West Bank face daily harassment and attacks from Israeli settlers and the army. And, as they did in Gaza, soldiers regularly post videos of themselves online.

"You're a foreigner, you don't have to pay purchase taxes." Our undercover reporter speaks to the Israeli real estate agents aggressively marketing properties on occupied land to Westerners.

Israeli pro-settler organisations tell undercover Al Jazeera reporters how Western donors can evade charity law, help fund campaigns to demolish Palestinian homes and provide military grade security equipment to illegal settlements in the occupied West bank.

The family of Abu Sayed, the student whose police killing marked a turning point in Bangladesh's uprising, return to the ruins of Sheikh Hasina's residence, where they say the former prime minister tried to buy their silence. #Hasina36July

Secret government orders reveal how internet access was blocked across #Bangladesh at the height of student protests in July last year. #Hasina36July

17-year-old Nafisa marched with thousands on the prime minister's residence on August 5, 2024 - the deadliest day of the Bangladesh uprising. She cheered with the crowds as Sheikh Hasina resigned, but never made it home. Her final call still haunts her father. #Hasina36July

Our investigation, 'Hasina - 36 Days in July', is being streamed in multiple locations across Bangladesh, from social clubs to public squares. #Hasina36July Watch it here: aje.io/Hasina36July

Secret call recordings obtained by Al Jazeera's I-Unit reveal how Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina issued brutal orders to put down student protests that swept across the country in July 2024. #Hasina36July

We've obtained covertly recorded calls revealing how Bangladesh's ex-prime minister issued brutal orders to end student protests in July 2024. 'Hasina - 36 Days in July' takes viewers inside the final chaotic days of her rule. Watch it here. #Hasina36July www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt2-...

We had the call recordings analysed by audio forensic experts to check for AI manipulation, and the callers identified by voice matching. More on the investigation here. www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/...

"An absolute lie." Two Jewish women, accused of anti-Semitism within the UK Labour Party, dispute the allegations against them and present their own evidence. From our #LabourFiles investigation - watch in full below.

The UK's National Crime Agency has frozen properties owned by Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, #Bangladesh's former land minister. A close ally of deposed Prime Minister #SheikhHasina, Chowdhury featured in our earlier investigation, 'The Minister's Millions'.

The move follows legal requests from authorities in Bangladesh who are investigating Chowdhury for money laundering. Read more: www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/6/...