U.S. podcast spotlights News-Decoder and partner
Two non-profits are joining forces for youth around the world. A podcast highlights News-Decoder and the International Congress of Youth Voices.
In Hong Kong, I glimpsed my twin, tug-of-war cultures
Raised in Canada of Asian descent, I struggled as a youth to reconcile my two cultures. On a trip to Hong Kong, I saw my own duality in a traditional…
Filipino journalists risk life and freedom to expose truth
Filipino journalists Fermando Sepe Jr. and Maria Ressa have exposed government corruption and abuse -- and persist despite threats to their safety.
Listen: Hong Kong’s disappearing fishing villages
Hong Kong's fishing villages are a microcosm of broad, cultural changes sweeping the Chinese territory and former British colony.
We need to keep disarmament treaties, not scrap them
In a world with nuclear weapons, every agreement counts. So the decision by the U.S. and Russia to scrap a disarmament treaty does matter.
Refugees flee in record numbers around the world
The world's refugee population is growing. But the countries where migration is most contentious is not where most refugees are settling.
Central banks need to fight climate change!
Should central banks actively fight climate change? A UK non-profit disagrees with News-Decoder correspondents and says "absolutely!"
Can Boris Johnson unite the UK as it exits Europe?
The UK will leave Europe no matter what, says new British PM Boris Johnson. But his hard-line Brexit stance is exposing cracks within the UK itself.
On the front lines: Barry Moody recalls sleepless nights
Barry Moody worked for more than four decades covering some of the world's biggest stories. It was variously tragic, exhausting and exhilarating.
On the front lines: Sue Landau helps youth fix the climate
Susan Landau has worked as a financial journalist for top international publications. Now, she helps young people understand climate change.
On the front lines: Betty Wong is a storyteller at heart
From school paper to the Wall Street Journal, Betty Wong worked her way up to cover major stories including the 1990s stock boom and the Great Recession.
We need to keep disarmament treaties, not scrap them
In a world with nuclear weapons, every agreement counts. So the decision by the U.S. and Russia to scrap a disarmament treaty does matter.
In Hong Kong, I glimpsed my twin, tug-of-war cultures
Raised in Canada of Asian descent, I struggled as a youth to reconcile my two cultures. On a trip to Hong Kong, I saw my own duality in a traditional…
Shocking survey jolts man’s convictions!
We all have our convictions. But the world's a complex place, where opposing viewpoints co-exist. Humility can be the first step to understanding.
Decoder: Why central banks matter so much
Central banks are among the world's most powerful institutions, but often operate in the shadows. What do they do? And why do they matter?
From Flopnik and shame to a man on the moon
It's been 50 years since the U.S. put a man on the moon. It's worth recalling how the U.S. lagged at the start of the Space Age. And now, what…
Decoder: Why abortion is more than a political debate
Abortion is wrapped up in politics in many nations including the U.S. But one in four pregnancies ends in abortion, making it a global health issue.
Pace Academy of U.S. joins News-Decoder’s ranks
A 10th U.S. school, Pace Academy, is joining News-Decoder, bringing a distinctive cross-disciplinary approach to our international network.
U.S. podcast spotlights News-Decoder and partner
Two non-profits are joining forces for youth around the world. A podcast highlights News-Decoder and the International Congress of Youth Voices.
Listen: News-Decoder is now on Apple Podcasts
More and more youth around the globe are turning to podcasts to learn about the world and to share stories. News-Decoder is part of the revolution.