The Stream

Hu­man rights groups say tough new rules in wake of Ti­tle 42 ex­pi­ra­tion en­dan­ger peo­ple seek­ing asy­lum.

NGOs say peo­ple from the front­lines of the plas­tics pol­lu­tion cri­sis will have a lim­it­ed pres­ence at ne­go­ti­a­tions.

De­scen­dants of fam­i­lies who prof­it­ed from slav­ery have joined the fight for repara­to­ry jus­tice for slav­ery in the UK

Civil­ians in im­me­di­ate dan­ger as fight­ing be­tween army and op­po­si­tion para­mil­i­tary forces en­ters a sec­ond month.

Con­tin­ued ten­sion be­tween mil­i­tary and for­mer Prime Min­is­ter Im­ran Khan could land the coun­try in greater cri­sis.

Risks in­clude in­creased death and ill­ness, threats to bio­di­ver­si­ty and long-term im­pacts on eco­nom­ic growth.

A pan­el of re­porters re­flect on the ex­am­ple of renowned Al Jazeera cor­re­spon­dent a year af­ter her death.

In­flux of art-im­age gen­er­a­tors has artists ques­tion­ing whether AI is a col­lab­o­ra­tor or a ri­val.

The US mil­i­tary is “one of the largest cli­mate pol­luters in his­to­ry,” ac­cord­ing to re­searchers.

Only a frac­tion of the pop­u­lar site’s ed­i­tors and sub­jects are women.