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Today on The Stream: we dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

An Egyptian artist whose work reflected her hatred of injustice and concern for the poorest people in society and whose radical politics landed her in jail.

Today on The Stream: we dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

From doomsday tourism to eco-anxiety therapy and preppers, a look at how coping in the "end times" is developing.

An Arab artist in the American capital dreams of creating a mural that connects the plight of black Americans, native Americans and Palestinians.

With weeks to go before US Election Day, who got a bigger boost from the debate: Trump or Harris?

The Man Whose Baobab Forests Provide Food And Climate Protection In Burkina Faso, And An Aspiring Wrestler In Senegal: African Stories By African Filmmakers.

Is Israel on the brink of an economic crisis?

101 East investigates allegations of China's influence over one of Australia's leading publicly funded orchestras.

The Man Whose Baobab Forests Provide Food And Climate Protection In Burkina Faso, And An Aspiring Wrestler In Senegal: African Stories By African Filmmakers.

Today on The Stream: we dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

An Arab artist in the American capital dreams of creating a mural that connects the plight of black Americans, native Americans and Palestinians.

A four-part series examining France's struggle to live up to its founding ideals. This episode explores the legacy of colonialism in France today.

In The 1990s, Afghan Cinema Enters An Era Of Darkness As The Taliban Take Control Of Afghanistan.

People and Power meets environmental campaigners resorting to what their critics describe as "extremism" to draw attention to the climate crisis.

From doomsday tourism to eco-anxiety therapy and preppers, a look at how coping in the "end times" is developing.

An Arab artist in the American capital dreams of creating a mural that connects the plight of black Americans, native Americans and Palestinians.

Today on The Stream: we dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

The Man Whose Baobab Forests Provide Food And Climate Protection In Burkina Faso, And An Aspiring Wrestler In Senegal: African Stories By African Filmmakers.

A four-part series examining France's struggle to live up to its founding ideals. This episode explores the legacy of colonialism in France today.

People and Power meets environmental campaigners resorting to what their critics describe as "extremism" to draw attention to the climate crisis.

From doomsday tourism to eco-anxiety therapy and preppers, a look at how coping in the "end times" is developing.

The first part of this series looks at the major role played by military veterans in violent American far-right groups, ahead of the U.S. presidential election.

Today on The Stream: we dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

101 East investigates claims of corruption in South Korea's foreign adoption system and meets the adoptees searching for answers about their past.

A four-part series examining France's struggle to live up to its founding ideals. This episode explores the legacy of colonialism in France today.

The Man Whose Baobab Forests Provide Food And Climate Protection In Burkina Faso, And An Aspiring Wrestler In Senegal: African Stories By African Filmmakers.

People and Power meets environmental campaigners resorting to what their critics describe as "extremism" to draw attention to the climate crisis.

Today on The Stream: we dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

An Arab artist in the American capital dreams of creating a mural that connects the plight of black Americans, native Americans and Palestinians.

101 East investigates claims of corruption in South Korea's foreign adoption system and meets the adoptees searching for answers about their past.

The first part of this series looks at the major role played by military veterans in violent American far-right groups, ahead of the U.S. presidential election.

Today on The Stream: we dive into the global housing crisis and explore how young people are finding creative ways to secure housing and build community.

The Man Whose Baobab Forests Provide Food And Climate Protection In Burkina Faso, And An Aspiring Wrestler In Senegal: African Stories By African Filmmakers.

When music meets climate change. "The Four Seasons" by Vivaldi is re-composed by AI using 2050 climate data to create a disturbing musical performance in Seoul.

A Look At How Autocratic Leaders Undermine Democracy And Increase Their Power. Media Failings, The Methods Of Tyrants And Those Willing To Challenge Power.