Why has Boris Johnson quit?
The UK prime minister tried to cling to power, but a lack of party support forced him to quit.
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How are women faring as Afghanistan’s problems deepen?
Women and girls urge end to restrictions imposed by ruling Taliban amid worsening economic and humanitarian crises.
Why are farmers in the Netherlands angry?
Dutch farmers say plans by the government to reduce nitrogen emissions will harm their livelihoods.
France in Focus: The legacy of colonialism in France
The second of a four-part series examining France’s struggle to live up to its founding ideals.
Will Tunisia’s new constitution end its political crisis?
New constitution in Tunisia to further expand the president's powers, while reducing parliament's.
Abortion misinformation in the United States of America
The criminalisation of abortion in the US comes after decades of misinformation by Christian media and the far right.
G7 leaders inflict more economic pain on Russia over Ukraine
Members of the G7 discuss how best to deal with Russia during these turbulent economic times.
What’s in store for the Philippines after Marcos’ win?
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. won the presidency more than 30 years after his father was pushed from power.
Will NATO’s new strategic concept work?
The Western military alliance has decided to 'adopt a fundamental shift in deterrence and defence'.
Is the world becoming less chaotic?
Geopolitical strategist Ian Bremmer sees hope for global cooperation despite disarray and conflict around the world.
Can talks bring an end to weeks of violent protests in Ecuador?
Indigenous groups are demanding lower food and fuel prices.
Is the global climate emergency making South Asia unlivable?
Recurrent catastrophic weather events in the region underscore the need for longer-term solutions to climate change.
Can G7 remain united against President Vladimir Putin?
Leaders of the world's largest economies say they will impose more sanctions on Moscow.
What’s behind the US Supreme Court decision on abortion?
Protests spread across the US after the Supreme Court struck down a 50-year-old abortion law.
France in Focus
The first of a four-part series takes a deep dive into the most contentious issues dividing France.
Why does the US allow children to face decades in prison?
The Stream looks at Fault Lines’ ’51 Years Behind Bars’ and asks if the country can build a more humane justice system.
What’s behind the recent ethnic violence in Ethiopia?
More than 200 Amhara people were killed in the Oromia region last weekend.
Ukraine-Russia: A prolonged propaganda war
Four months since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, we look at how Russian media is spinning a new war narrative.
Central banks try to bring inflation under control
We look at what’s behind the rising cost of living and the action being taken by policymakers.
Will a new vote in Israel make a difference?
Defections, inability to pass legislation, and disagreements with Arab-Israeli coalition led to government's downfall.