Artificial intelligence is already weaving itself into many industries and beginning to reshape how we work. How is AI affecting jobs, and how does gender influence who uses it?

Who is not talking about artificial intelligence these days? It is already weaving into virtually every industry and beginning to reshape how we work. But what many professionals are now asking is: What does this mean for our careers?

A surge in chikungunya cases has hit southern China, fuelled by climate change, urbanisation and global travel. Experts warn the next pandemic is inevitable - but have we learned enough from COVID-19 to be prepared?

Why is Africa treated as the West’s ‘human dumping ground’?

Several African nations have agreed to accept US-deported migrants, many with no ties to Africa. As rights groups sound the alarm, we examine what these deals mean for deportees, governments, and global migration politics.

A multibillion-dollar deal is being hailed as proof that the UK is becoming a global hub for artificial intelligence, with major US tech companies investing heavily.

A multibillion-dollar deal is being hailed as proof that Britain is becoming a global hub for artificial intelligence, with major United States tech companies investing heavily. But the reality is a little less straightforward.

In this episode, we dive into the BirthStrike movement and the wider phenomenon of declining populations. Why are so many people opting out of parenthood?

Sixteen-year-olds now have the right to vote in all UK elections, as part of sweeping election reforms. Supporters believe this change will modernise democracy. However, opponents argue that 16 is too young to make such weighty political decisions.

As a result of Israel’s war on Gaza, Palestinian children have been deprived of play time - a vital path for learning and growth. All children deserve to have a childhood; full of laughter and play - but what happens when even play time is taken away from them?

All children - wherever they are in the world - deserve to be children: to explore, laugh, and play, especially that play is a vital path to their learning and growth. But what about Palestinian children’s play time - or lack thereof? A human right taken away by Israel.

October 7 marks two years since the start of Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud, reporting from the ground, reflects on the Gaza he once knew and loved. ‘My Gaza’

From bots pushing ready-made talking points, to AI generating information that isn’t always reliable, to pages distorting images and bending facts - online misinformation is everywhere. So how can people tell what’s real? And is it even possible to build immunity against

Half of the world’s population plays video games, making e-sports and gaming more popular than ever. The multibillion-dollar gaming industry generated more than $187bn in 2024, according to Newzoo.

Gaming has evolved into both a global sport and a cultural force. Yet it is not without challenges — concerns over mental health and addiction continue to fuel debate. So what does gaming really reveal about the way we play, compete, and connect?

Displaced Palestinians from ar-Rashash now live under siege in a compound near Duma in the occupied West Bank as they face daily settler attacks. Israeli activist and journalist Andrey X documented their struggle - highlighting the lack of help from the Israeli army and police,

Settler attacks, military raids, and home demolitions have escalated in the occupied West Bank, carried out under Israeli impunity. Palestinian activist Mohammad Hureini captured this footage for The Stream, offering a glimpse into daily life under settler violence.

While headlines are mainly focused on the war in Gaza, violence is intensifying in the occupied West Bank. Since October 2023, there has been a sharp escalation in settler violence, military raids, and forced displacement targeting Palestinian communities.

Curfews imposed. Soldiers on the streets. A prime minister forced to resign. After a social media blackout and years of corruption claims, protests in Nepal have turned violent, leaving dozens dead. Why are so many young people angry — and what comes next for Nepal?

Israel’s attack on Doha sent shockwaves across the region. It’s the first time, the nation has hit a GCC country. Qatari political analyst Sheikha Alanoud bint Hamad Al Thani, says ‘’the nation is grieving’’ but despite what happened this is not going to shake the Qatari people.