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News Agenda: June 4 – June 8

Every weekday at 10am in London, WikiTribune discusses the news and how to cover it. Add ideas and requests for collaboration

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New Book: El Universo Antrópico

Is it life, conscience or even the Universe itself made of information?

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Suppression, freedom collide as Denmark bans the burqa

Denmark's new law is controversial and reflects growing concerns with integration across Europe

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Q&A: How will Denmark’s ‘burqa ban’ affect Muslim women?

WikiTribune spoke to a young Danish Muslim woman who wears the niqab about the effect of the ban on Muslim women in Denmark

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How should we cover Spain’s new female-majority cabinet?

Join this story on Spain's new cabinet, with more women in top posts - 11 - than ever before

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Food writer Michael Pollan turns to psychedelic science in new book

The best-selling author explores how psychoactive drugs can overcome mental disorders and soften our materialistic worldview

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Mariah Carey’s engagement ring: what is it realistically worth?

Mariah Carey is reported to have sold her 35 carat engagement ring. We take a look at plausible valuations.

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Fact check: Bernie Sanders’ claims about the status of the US economy

WikiTribune is fact checking a tweet by politician Bernie Sanders, responding to an argument made by President Donald J. Trump

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Q&A: Could MDMA trials lead to a breakthrough in the treatment of PTSD?

WikiTribune spoke with scientist Alli Feduccia, who has been helping lead the clinical trials in the United States

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Experts: Climate refugees have no legal rights despite 200 million by 2050

Predictions of the number of climate refugees by 2050 vary. However 200 million is the most widely cited estimate (IOM). Despite this, climate refugees currently have no legal rights...

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Criminalization of poverty around the world

WikiTribune is exploring how poverty gets criminalized around the world

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Update to EU copyright law could ‘destroy internet as we know it,’ say campaigners

The European Union will be voting on an update to its 2001 Copyright Directive later this month, prompting campaigns against it

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Daily News Agenda: Friday

Every weekday at 10am in London, WikiTribune discusses the news and how to cover it. Add ideas and requests for collaboration

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Can GDPR lead to machine-readable privacy policies?

Emir Uzeirbegovic has proposed that privacy policies should be machine readable.

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WikiProject Languages and translations

Project: Languages and translations is dedicated to discussing WikiTribune stories not in English and/or providing translations needed. For related projects: go to "See Also" below. Guidelines, tips, and ideas are all...

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Why Americans don’t know about Huawei

Huawei is one of the largest telecommunication companies in the world, yet the Chinese company is an unknown in the United States

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Help & FAQs How to add a story or edit an existing story

Thank you for being a part of the WikiTribune pilot of collaborative journalism in partnership with our team. Here's how to ADD A STORY or EDIT an existing STORY On the...

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Tibet’s disparate underdogs unite on and off the pitch

The Dalai Lama is supporting the Tibetan football team as it takes on rival nations unrecognized by FIFA

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In Nigeria, young people are increasingly leading change

The ‘Not Too Young To Run’ bill, passed by Nigerian lawmakers in July last year, was signed into law last month. It reduces the presidential age limit from 40 to...

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Fact checking Carla Ortiz’s claims on White Helmets and Aleppo in Syrian civil war

This WikiTribune story is dedicated to investigating claims made by Carla Ortiz, who is supportive of Syria's government

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