Chile’s justice minister: Pinochet-era wounds must remain visible
As Chile marks 50 years since Augusto Pinochet’s military coup, Luis Cordero Vega discusses its dark legacy.
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Silvio Berlusconi: Media mogul and master politician
The late Italian politician's career was powered by his media might, and he pioneered a brash brand of demagoguery.
What’s behind the EU’s financial aid offer to Tunisia?
European Union offers cash-strapped Tunisia more than $1bn in financial aid to help boost the nation's battered economy.
Will Germany’s security strategy work?
Germany unveils its first national security strategy as it juggles relations with China.
Can New Delhi bring peace to the northeastern state of Manipur?
Violence between ethnic groups has engulfed the region since early May.
What’s the connection between Special Olympics and social change?
The Special Olympics spearheads a movement for the inclusion of those with intellectual disabilities.
Are winter sports doing enough to welcome people of colour?
The Stream examines the latest efforts to boost racial diversity, equity and inclusion in winter pursuits.
Could governments stifle innovation if they regulate AI?
The European Parliament passes draft law to check threats posed by artificial intelligence.
Why is India cutting back on teaching evolution in schools?
Removal of scientific and historical topics has outraged educators across the country.
Are migrants political pawns in EU’s aid offer to Tunisia?
EU's offer of one billion euros to Tunisia has been criticised by rights groups that say it compromises refugee rights.
How are US sanctions affecting life in Venezuela?
Proponents say economic penalties are an effective foreign policy tool, but critics say they are collective punishment.
Has Darfur become the main battleground of Sudan’s conflict?
Fighting in Sudan has led to a new wave of violence in Darfur, raising fears of further escalation.
What does Donald Trump’s indictment mean for democracy?
Former president is the first US leader to face federal charges.
The AI apocalypse: Imminent risk or misdirection?
As tech bosses raise the doomsday alarm, others say it’s a distraction from AI’s real, less sensational dangers.
How will Saudi Arabia’s oil output cut affect prices?
Saudi Arabia goes it alone in cutting oil production by one million barrels a day starting in July.
Pakistan’s FM: ‘We’re at the fork in the road towards democracy’
Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari discusses the formidable challenges facing Pakistan.
Should governments make breathing clean air a human right?
From New Delhi to Mexico City, there are few places on Earth where air pollution is not a problem.
Can EU states agree to a deal on migration?
Ministers seek solutions to rising numbers of refugees and migrants heading to Europe.
The US drug abuse epidemic is killing 300 Americans a day
Inside the Sackler dynasty and the company, Purdue Pharma, that allegedly fuelled the US opioid epidemic.
What does Antony Blinken hope to achieve during visit to Saudi?
Top US diplomat's trip comes at a time of declining influence for America in the Middle East.