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.
Brazil, Indonesia, and DR Congo urge global funding for critical preservation as climate emergency intensifies.
Chinese citizens hold unprecedented demonstrations against government lockdown measures.
Public support for unions is at highest level in decades as workers organise at major corporations.
What’s needed for an African team to take home football’s greatest prize.
Al Jazeera’s Fault Lines highlights the struggle of people forced out of the US by contentious law.
Space agencies have their sights set on developing a permanent human presence on the moon.
AJ+’s Dena Takruri joins The Stream to talk about her new documentary ‘How Israeli Apartheid Destroyed my Hometown’
Family and supporters of jailed dissident say climate justice cannot exist without human rights.
Thousands of people are forced on the move amid fighting between government forces and M23 rebels.
An unprecedented power vacuum complicates efforts to tackle the financial crisis, putting millions of people at risk.
Critics say billionaire’s absolutist view of free speech is at odds with online content moderation.
People aiming to reach the US and apply for asylum face uncertainty after sudden change in admissions policy.
As families call for justice, critics say Customs and Border Protection has operated with impunity.
African continent continues to disproportionately suffer the dangerous effects of the global climate emergency.
