Hungary’s Szijjarto: Winter in Ukraine will be a ‘huge tragedy’
The Hungarian foreign minister on his country's energy diversification plan and implications of Russian gas cut-off.
Category Archives: TV Shows
What’s next for the ANC and South African politics?
South Africa's governing party conference comes at a time President Cyril Ramaphosa is mired in a corruption scandal.
What impact does China’s economy have on the rest of the world?
Latest economic data from China paints a gloomier picture than analysts had forecast.
What impact would an EU price cap on natural gas have?
EU energy ministers fail yet again to agree on a price cap on Russian gas to punish Moscow.
What does the future hold for brain implant technology?
Neurotech companies are making slow yet significant gains in converting thoughts into digital commands.
What does the US hope to achieve with African leaders’ summit?
President Joe Biden is trying to revive US relations with the continent as China and Russia expand their influence.
What is behind the violence between Serbia and Kosovo?
Tensions rise in the Balkans with attacks on police, mass police resignations and delayed elections.
What’s behind antigovernment protests in Bangladesh?
Opposition supporters demand the prime minister's resignation and a caretaker government ahead of elections in 2023.
How has faith given people strength in 2022?
The Stream is joined by an interfaith panel to reflect on the year.
Are Russia and Iran expanding military ties?
The US says the two allies are giving each other 'unprecedented support' in Ukraine.
Impunity and indifference: Attacks on Palestinians increase
Killings of Palestinians get documented as they happen, yet violence isn't easing. Plus, Middle East’s first World Cup.
Grossi: Iran’s answers to IAEA not optional, but an obligation
The nuclear watchdog chief, Rafael Grossi, discusses a possible nuclear catastrophe.
G7 price cap and ban on Russia’s seaborne oil kick in
What are Russia’s options to overcome the measures and their effect on the global oil markets?
Will foreign intervention help or hurt Haiti?
Haiti’s ambassador to the US, Bocchit Edmond, on the crisis in his country and whether foreign troops are the answer.
Is Germany at risk of violent plots by far-right groups?
German police say they have disrupted a far-right plot to violently overthrow the government.
‘The Swimmers’: Can a movie change how people view refugees?
Now a movie, the true life story of Syrian sisters escaping war sheds new light on refugee crisis.
What has pushed Mongolians to take to the streets in protest?
Several days of protests culminated in the storming of the government palace in Ulaanbaatar.
Will Sudan’s latest agreement bring an end to military rule?
A new deal between military leaders and political groups promises a civilian government and elections.
PM Plenkovic on whether Russia has any leverage over Croatia
Croatian PM Andrej Plenkovic discusses relations with the Kremlin and in the Balkans, the EU, the Ukraine war and NATO.
How should Britain respond to mass public sector strikes?
Workers in several service industries are striking in December in protest of low pay and the rising cost of living.