Forests, fire, fuel: Climate battles on Europe’s front line
We travel across Europe from fire-devastated Greece, to the plundered forests of Romania and the coalfields of Poland.
Category Archives: TV Shows
Will #EndSARS activists in Nigeria see justice?
Demonstrators continue to battle for deep reforms to tackle police brutality.
Understanding India’s COVID catastrophe
Faye D’Souza examines how India’s government performed through the coronavirus pandemic.
Are the EU and Belarus playing politics with refugees?
Belarus accused of helping migrants and refugees cross into the bloc as a retaliation against EU sanctions.
The Beirut blast probe: A tale of distrust and disinformation
Why is discourse about the investigation into the Beirut blast so polarised? And the Russian law affecting journalists.
Laura Kovesi: Is the EU doing enough to tackle financial crime?
The European Union’s first chief prosecutor discusses how the bloc protects its financial interests.
How creditors are cashing in on a G20 debt deal for poor nations
More than 40 low-income countries applied to the scheme but still ended up paying out $36.4bn.
How should healthcare workers be protected from COVID-19?
The WHO estimates up to 180,000 health workers have died from COVID since January 2020.
Bonus Edition: Palestine, India evictions, celebrity activism
Best of the week and behind the scenes.
Will Brazil’s president be prosecuted for COVID-19 deaths?
Brazilian Senate inquiry says Jair Bolsonaro should face crimes against humanity charges for mishandling the pandemic.
Are NATO and Russia on a collision course?
Moscow has broken off diplomatic ties with the security alliance after spying allegations.
What’s next for evicted families in India’s northeast?
Muslims of Bengali origin face uncertain future after being forced from homes by Assam authorities.
Who benefits from plans for a biennial football World Cup?
FIFA wants to change the frequency of the World Cup but not everyone is convinced.
Is colonialism to blame for dire situation with climate change?
Exhibition looking at legacy of colonialism - and role it played in birth of climate change - has opened in London.
Can the US wrestle back influence in Latin America from China?
After ceding diplomatic and economic ground to Beijing, Washington hopes to win back its neighbours with new investment.
What this year’s Nobel Prize says about the global media climate
Who are the journalists who won the Nobel Peace Prize and what's their message? Plus, the US military-gaming complex.
Hungarian FM: Could Hungary exit the European Union?
Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto discusses Europe's 'Hungarophobia'.
Will growing pro-Palestinian support lead to policy change?
The Stream looks at what’s behind changing attitudes.
Bonus Edition: diversity in opera, Iraq, refugees in Europe
Best of the week and behind the scenes.
Will Beirut violence trigger more turmoil in Lebanon?
At least seven people killed in street battles triggered by investigation into Beirut port explosion.