India’s citizenship law:...
Art as a form of protest. The anger against a new controversial citizenship law in India is getting creative. Activists in India are...
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Pre-Crime: Has Minority Report...
Police are using technology and data to predict behaviour and prevent crime – but are innocent people being targeted?...
read moreNew technology: Are we trading...
How the same devices we happily carry in our pockets are being weaponised against us. It is the age-old debate that accompanies all...
read moreTackle ban: American football ...
In US, there is a movement to change the way children play American football, to make it safer. by Kristen Saloomey – Some...
read moreLandfill Harmonic: Paraguay...
A music teacher helps children living by a Paraguay landfill site to reach stardom with instruments made from rubbish. “To have...
read moreIsrael arrests Palestinian uni...
Israeli army is accusing occupied West Bank’s most prestigious university, Birzeit, of being recruitment centre for what it...
read moreMusic: Argentina’s priso...
Prisoners in Argentina and an orchestra of migrant musicians in Italy use music to bring hope and fight xenophobia. Singing with...
read moreTeen’s TikTok ‘mak...
Feroza Aziz says the China-owned app has blocked her following the videos condemning the treatment of Chinese Muslims. Aziz condemned...
read moreHundreds march in India to dem...
Former students and activists join Jawaharlal Nehru University students as they continue their protest against fee rise. by Bilal...
read moreChicago teachers’ strike...
Strike is about more than pay; teachers demand counsellors for every school to help students deal with daily trauma. Chicago,...
read moreColombia protests: Students wa...
Police clamp down on the sixth rally organised over alleged government mishandling of funds. by Alessandro Rampietti –...
read moreTunisia’s Fellagha and t...
A first-hand look at the Fellagha, Tunisia’s armed separatists who fought the French until independence in 1956. Heroes, while...
read moreJordan teachers vow to fight o...
Earning near the poverty line, striking teachers say it’s time for the government to honour its years-old commitment. Teachers...
read moreFelicity Huffman gets 14 days ...
The American actress is the first parent sentence in wide-ranging US college admissions cheating scandal. Actress Felicity Huffman,...
read more‘I don’t want to q...
With more and more young people addicted to online video games, is there a way to treat the disease? More and more young people are...
read moreE-book sales decline in US as ...
Since 2015, US readers have chosen old-fashioned print books over their digital versions, and independent bookstores are flourishing....
read moreLooking to future, school stud...
Teenagers boycott classes on first day of term to join long-running pro-democracy demonstrations in Chinese-ruled city. by Violet Law...
read moreChina’s e-sports: Health...
Besides the concerns for their physical health, burnout and anxiety are also an increasing issue for the players. by Scott Heidler...
read moreSykes-Picot: Lines in the sand
The story of the secret century-old deal which aimed to carve up the Middle East in ways that still reverberate today. This is the...
read moreEritrean students forced into ...
It says Eritrean secondary education is conscription machine that subjects students to forced labour, physical abuse. HRW says...
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