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Portugal's global trade empire - from fortified ports to faith-fuelled profits across Africa, Brazil, and Asia.

Détenu illégalement par la CIA, l'Allemand Khaled El-Masri a dû mener un long combat pour faire reconnaître la violation des droits dont il a été victime. Retour sur une tragique affaire.

Marc Lamont Hill discusses whether the new U.S. backed "Gang Suppression Force" in Haiti is about restoring stability or about maintaining control.

Developing nations finally shape the G20 agenda. But, is it real change or just a symbolic win?

The agricultural revolution that was supposed to ensure we'd all have enough to eat is decimating biodiversity and making us very food insecure.

Today on The Stream: We ask about the future of the music industry and art reviews.

Portugal's global trade empire - from fortified ports to faith-fuelled profits across Africa, Brazil, and Asia.

Chinese international affairs expert Victor Gao argues that the U.S. can't afford to police the whole world anymore.

With rare access to El Salvador's high-security prisons, we explore the dark side of President Bukele's gang violence crackdown.

Today on The Stream: We ask about the future of the music industry and art reviews.

Portugal's global trade empire - from fortified ports to faith-fuelled profits across Africa, Brazil, and Asia.

The agricultural revolution that was supposed to ensure we'd all have enough to eat is decimating biodiversity and making us very food insecure.

Chinese international affairs expert Victor Gao argues that the U.S. can't afford to police the whole world anymore.

With rare access to El Salvador's high-security prisons, we explore the dark side of President Bukele's gang violence crackdown.

The agricultural revolution that was supposed to ensure we'd all have enough to eat is decimating biodiversity and making us very food insecure.

Today on The Stream, five "Blue Zones" host some of the healthiest, longest-living people. What's behind their longevity?

Food Is Vital For Life And Farming Is Big Business, But When Corporations Sway Policy And Chemicals Drive Production, What Price Do People And The Planet Pay?