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Flood devastation in Spain - Is Europe prepared for climate change?

earthrise explores how the law is being used to hold multinationals to account and how the idea of giving nature legal rights is taking off in Europe.

In Lebanon, do new election results offer any hope for government reform?

Two people, two life experiences and intelligent conversation. Looking at the intersection of ideas, points of agreement and success in resolving global issues.

Two Women's Missions To Make A Difference, One To Keep Remote Villages Supplied With Food, The Other To Stop Gold-mining Companies Poisoning Local People.

As the planet tips towards a point of no return, we look at how youth across the world are demanding climate action now.

Palestinians from the global and regional diaspora, including some forced from their houses in 1948, make emotional visits to rediscover their ancestral homes.

In Lebanon, do new election results offer any hope for government reform?

earthrise explores how the law is being used to hold multinationals to account and how the idea of giving nature legal rights is taking off in Europe.

Two people, two life experiences and intelligent conversation. Looking at the intersection of ideas, points of agreement and success in resolving global issues.

As the planet tips towards a point of no return, we look at how youth across the world are demanding climate action now.

US Economist Jeffrey Sachs discusses implications of the US presidential elections on domestic and foreign policy.

Al Jazeera English investigates the Dubrava Prison massacre, one of the darkest chapters of the Kosovo War.

Today on The Stream: We examine why the Irish are so sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

101 East investigates the underground surrogacy industry in the Philippines.

Two people, two life experiences and intelligent conversation. Looking at the intersection of ideas, points of agreement and success in resolving global issues.

earthrise explores how the law is being used to hold multinationals to account and how the idea of giving nature legal rights is taking off in Europe.

Fault Lines examines how Donald Trump won back the White House, and what it means for the U.S. and the world.

Today on The Stream: We examine why the Irish are so sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

Two people, two life experiences and intelligent conversation. Looking at the intersection of ideas, points of agreement and success in resolving global issues.

101 East investigates the underground surrogacy industry in the Philippines.

Marc Lamont Hill discusses the fallout of a historical election night in the United States that saw former President Donald Trump win a second term in office.

Two Brave Young Women Branch Out By Launching Their Taxi Service On Lesotho's Notoriously Dangerous Mountain Roads - And A Jockey Who Doubles As A Paramedic.

Today on The Stream: We examine why the Irish are so sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

earthrise explores how the law is being used to hold multinationals to account and how the idea of giving nature legal rights is taking off in Europe.

Al Jazeera English investigates the Dubrava Prison massacre, one of the darkest chapters of the Kosovo War.

Fault Lines examines how Donald Trump won back the White House, and what it means for the U.S. and the world.

101 East investigates the underground surrogacy industry in the Philippines.

Today on The Stream: We examine why the Irish are so sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

Palestinians from the global and regional diaspora, including some forced from their houses in 1948, make emotional visits to rediscover their ancestral homes.

Fault Lines examines how Donald Trump won back the White House, and what it means for the U.S. and the world.

The story of the large-scale plunder of African art and artefacts under European colonialism.

earthrise explores how the law is being used to hold multinationals to account and how the idea of giving nature legal rights is taking off in Europe.