The Stream is a social media community with its own daily TV show on Al Jazeera English. An aggregator of online sources and discussion, seeking out unheard voices, new perspectives and untold angles.
Women and girls urge end to restrictions imposed by ruling Taliban amid worsening economic and humanitarian crises.
A new US ban on Xinjiang-made imports is expected to upend supply chains but boost human rights.
The Stream also discusses the plight of migrants in Libya and US abortion rights following the reversal of Roe v Wade.
New TV series follows the adventures of a Pakistani-American teen who develops superpowers.
Recurrent catastrophic weather events in the region underscore the need for longer-term solutions to climate change.
The Stream looks at Fault Lines’ ’51 Years Behind Bars’ and asks if the country can build a more humane justice system.
Recent research shows high rates of depression and fear among young Palestinians.
Murder of British journalist and Brazilian Indigenous expert exposes perils of environmental advocacy work.
Political observers believe the arrest of Rajah and Atul Gupta could be a turning point for the country.
UN agency marks World Refugee Day with an urgent call to help the record number of people who have fled their homes.
In run-off presidential election, Colombians will choose between two radically different anti-establishment candidates.
We discuss the political divide on guns and what it will take to enact stricter laws.
String of deadly attacks by different groups highlights a countrywide emergency.
The Stream also looks at women’s rights in Nepal and the January 6 hearings in the US.
