Why is Al Jazeera famous?

Al Jazeera's programs are famous for taking a clear stand and daring to speak out.

After the establishment of 1996, Al Jazeera began to recruit talents from other media around the world. For example, the famous BBC reporter Frost (he is the only journalist in the world who has interviewed seven American presidents and six British prime ministers), the ace host Maras who has worked in ABC for 16 years, and the former BBC executive Parsons.

With the help of these powerful cadres, Al Jazeera's programs often break through the taboos of Islamic media in the past, such as sensitive topics such as "women's rights", "secularization" and "democratization". In a talk show on the peninsula during 1998, a guest criticized the prince of Kuwait and shocked the Arab audience at once, at the cost of being stopped by Kuwait for two months.