Eccentric reggae pioneer Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry dies at 85'His Sound is as close as your music feed'Written by Emma Lewis30 August 2021
Belly dancing class in Kuwaiti ladies gym stirs uproar, prompting government interventionThe class for women was to be taught by womenWritten by Raseef22, Dahlia Kholaif23 August 2021
New homophobic attacks in Kazakhstan rally support behind activistsConservative groups target LGBTQ+ activists and artists across the country.Written by Paolo Sorbello15 August 2021
The decline of Occitan: A failure of cultural initiatives, or abandonment by the state?France's minority languages remain undervalued by the stateWritten by Filip Noubel Translated by Adam Long13 August 2021
Netflix animation “Trese” brings Filipino supernatural beings to our screensSeries features Philippine folklore and the "dark side" of ManilaWritten by Karlo Mongaya11 August 2021
Graffiti in Almaty between scandals, competition, and trollingStreet art in Kazakhstan is changing, pulled in different directions.Written by Nygmet Ibadildin, Alina Zafar10 August 2021
Ukrainian library reinvents itself for a New AgeMaryna Smahina explores an innovative regional library in Kherson regionWritten by Transitions Online6 August 2021
The first woman dub poet, Jean ‘Binta’ Breeze, dies at her rural Jamaican homeShe made a name for herself in the male-dominated genreWritten by Emma Lewis6 August 2021
‘I demand 100 percent freedom’ — Hong Kong political artist leaves for Taiwan citing crackdownKacey Wong decided to leave after the arrest of 47 activistsWritten by Hong Kong Free Press5 August 2021
In Georgia, a book with stories to empower women written by men garners criticismThe backlash increased after one author was accused of sexual harassmentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva2 August 2021