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The UN urges windfall tax on the profits of oil and gas giants.
Africa’s first Pritzker Prize-winning architect discusses his journey from rural Burkina Faso to global recognition.
Curfew imposed following rare anti-government demonstrations.
The Stream examines what is in store for millions of people as ballots are compiled.
It took all the Democrats in the US Senate to pass Inflation Reduction Act, but can it help their chances at the polls?
The brutal killing of Alika Ogorchukwu renews calls for a commitment to tackling racism in Italy.
The former US president says the search of his Florida residence is a 'weaponisation of the justice system'.
Two-horse race for the presidency as Uhuru Kenyatta steps down.
Mediators try to prevent further escalation of Israeli air raids on besieged Gaza.
The Stream looks at the final days of campaigning as people get ready to vote.
Chinese homebuyers are refusing to pay the mortgage on properties they have bought because developers can't finish them.
The prominent computer scientist discusses the quest for ethical artificial intelligence.
With rising intolerance and xenophobia in India, we look at the toxic narratives flooding the airwaves and the internet.
Renewed fighting in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region threatens ceasefire signed in 2020.
Resentment is high amid a struggling economy and the upcoming election season, but Syrians say it’s not safe to go home.
Anti-coup voices brace for tough and protracted fight as military leadership extends state of emergency.
President Vladimir Putin says the US is the biggest threat to his global maritime goals.
Supporters of Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr are again occupying parliament.
Larger crowds, more tournaments and higher pay mark women’s football in Africa this year.
Far-right politicians capitalise on rise in number of undocumented immigrants.
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