NEW EPISODE: Gen-Z creatives are taking over corporate social media marketing - does going viral actually lead to business success? 🔗 Watch here: aje.io/genzmarketing

NEW EPISODE: We take a closer look at how the conflict in Sudan is impacting women. 🔗 Watch here: youtu.be/NRJCeXaUJvw

NEW EPISODE: On The Stream, we look at how people are turning to social media for financial advice. Content creators share their actual budgets and debt stories to inspire other people to manage their own money. 🔗 Watch here: youtu.be/KPmEc7Qvw-w

NEW EPISODE: On The Stream, we take a look at how the ageing of populations around the world will affect our everyday lives.

NEW EPISODE: We talk to the UN’s special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories about the genocide in Gaza Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt 🔗Watch here: youtu.be/hfG4kNwf8Os

NEW EPISODE: We look at how censorship on the internet has increased and ask what freedom of expression means online. 🔗Watch here: youtu.be/dy90CrTr0i0

NEW EPISODE: On The Stream, we look into the long-term health consequences of war, exploring the lasting impact on future generations. 🔗 Watch here: youtu.be/H8dV8D0uLHI

NEW EPISODE: On The Stream, we look at how Ukrainians harness art as a powerful tool of protest and resistance during wartime. 🔗Watch here: youtu.be/nlxYPNTKxmo

American citizens have faced detentions at border crossings, interrogations about their political beliefs, and had their phones searched for anti-Trump content.

The United States prides itself on democracy, freedom of speech, and the right to protest, but a chilling question is emerging: Who gets to speak, and who is being silenced?

From Shakespeare’s eloquent soliloquies to Gen Z’s rapid-fire abbreviations, language is evolving as quickly as the world itself. Driven by social media, globalisation, and shifting cultural norms, the way we speak is constantly being rewritten. We explore how emerging linguistic

Gen Z are facing serious financial headwinds. Caught between soaring living costs and stagnant wages, many young adults find themselves moving back in with their parents. So what does this mean for their financial future? And is it fair for older generations to label them as

As more and more young adults are forced to move back in with their parents - what does this mean for their financial futures?

For the Palestinians who have managed to leave, the decision to stay and risk death or abandon their homes and loved ones is an agonising one. Many more are desperate to escape but have no way out. So what becomes of those who do make it out?

Since late May, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has led aid distribution, operating just four centres, compared to the UN’s former network of over 400.

As Gaza’s people scrape for food, they face an impossible question: risk the “death trap” for a few sacks of flour, or watch loved ones starve?

Can we fully trust AI in critical health decisions? Who is accountable if mistakes are made? And how will its integration shape the future of healthcare? The Stream examine's how AI is transforming physical medicine and mental health.

The Stream examines how Bangladesh handles political uncertainty a year after youth protests ousted Sheikh Hasina.

In 2024, young Bangladeshis took to the streets, demanding change and forcing a political reckoning which led to the end of Sheikh Hasina’s long rule.