These 3 NFT Projects Collectively Captured Over $10 Billion in Sales
Non-fungible token (NFT) assets have taken the world by storm in 2021 and three current projects in the NFT universe…
Telosa: A Technocratic City In The Making
By Matt One of the great myths of the modern age is that of the beneficent billionaire. The tale is…
Grace Tame and the woman who painted her Archibald portrait
The portrait is among 52 Archibald Prize finalists – selected from 938 entries – that will go on a regional…
Bonus Edition: UNGA Special with Melissa Fleming | The Stream
This week on The Stream, Femi Oke co-hosts the bonus edition of the show with Melissa Fleming, Under-Secretary-General for Global…
A Better Framework to Make Smart Decisions
A perfectly good decision that seems like the most rational choice at the moment can turn out to be a…
The Truth About The Million-Year Rainstorm After The Triassic Era
According to PBS Eons, the mountainous coast which previously kept the Pangaea dry suddenly failed to do so 232 million years ago, possibly…
European Club Association slams FIFA’s plan for biennal world cups as ‘destructive’
European clubs joined forces on Friday to rebuke FIFA’s plans for biennial World Cups, warning of a destructive impact on…
Carles Puigdemont leaves custody in Italy as Spanish PM urges him to ‘submit to Spanish justice’
Puigdemont has been in exile in Belgium since 2017. Spain wants to put him on trial for his role in…
German election: The party allegiances embedded in regional identity
We take a look at the regions that historically back Germany’s main political parties ahead of the 2021 federal elections.…
Lack of lorry drivers forcing UK farmers to throw litres of milk away
The shortage of HGV staff in the UK is affecting many industries, and farming is one of the worst-hit sectors.…
Man jailed for stealing valuable Van Gogh and Hals paintings from Dutch museums
A Dutchman has been jailed for eight years for stealing valuable paintings by Vincent van Gogh and Frans Hals. The…
‘There’s no going back’: Thunberg addresses tens of thousands of climate activists outside Reichstag
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered outside Germany’s parliament on Friday calling on authorities to take stronger action against climate…
Climber scales Paris building in climate protest
Famous French urban climber Alain Robert – nicknamed Spiderman – climbed a skyscraper in the business district of Paris as…
Agrifood Brief: Got (bio) milk?
After riding high on a wave of rapidly growing consumer demand for more organic products, the French ‘bio’ milk branch…
Watch live: Greta at climate protest in Berlin ahead of key German election
Fridays for Future protest takes place in Berlin, with Greta Thunberg expected to attend.…
View from The Hill: Barnaby Joyce falls (sort of) into step for the ‘net zero’ march
The Coalition brigade is assembling, readying for the final march to a place it once regarded as enemy territory and…
EU support for reforms in Ukraine is ineffective in fighting corruption
Russian and separatist flags flutter in the air as lively music blares and soldiers from the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic…
Offshore processing to continue for asylum seekers FILE – In this Sept. 4, 2018, file photo, refugees are pictured on Nauru. Australia aims to remove all asylum seeker children from Nauru within two months as concerns escalate about their deteriorating health after languishing on the tiny Pacific atoll nation for up to five years. But cabinet ministers said on Thursday, Nov. 1, the government is maintaining its much-criticized policy of sending all asylum seekers who attempt to reach Australia by boat to immigration camps on Nauru and Papua New Guinea. (Jason Oxenham/Pool Photo via AP, File)
Asylum seekers who try to enter by boat have been dealt another blow after Australia struck a deal for the…