As India grapples with COVID-19, Pakistan extends support, prayersTwitterati on both sides of the border have expressed solidarityWritten by R Umaima Ahmed29 April 2021
The Canary Islands face tensions over migrants’ arrivalSince January 2020, more than 23,000 migrants have arrived on the islandsWritten by Laura Carraso AlvarezTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan29 April 2021
As legislative elections draw to a close, will the Congress Party reclaim Assam state from the BJP?Results will be called on May 2Written by GV South Asia29 April 2021
Tweeting to remember: Twitter account commemorates Japan's 1945 Battle of OkinawaBlog posts describe the first and only battle fought by U.S. soldiers on Japanese soilWritten by Nevin Thompson29 April 2021
Attack on a woman in a parking lot has Jamaicans furious and a parliamentarian in limboJamaican women are not reassured by official response to the incidentWritten by Emma Lewis29 April 2021
A runaway judge’s disappearance could mar Ukraine-Moldova relationshipMoldovan law enforcement and independent journalists are investigating the caseWritten by Vladimir Thorik28 April 2021
A sex worker from North Macedonia speaks: ‘Those who pay us do not own us’Frontline reporter Marija Mitkoska speaks to sex worker Monika TasevskaWritten by Guest Contributor27 April 2021
Ukraine, Belarus commemorate 35th anniversary of Chernobyl disaster'The importance of the Chernobyl zone lays far beyond Ukraine’s borders'Written by Tanya Lokot27 April 2021
Crumbling infrastructure and oxygen shortage hit India’s Covid-19 responseMore than 2,000 people have died in a single day.Written by Vishal Yashoda Manve23 April 2021
The George Floyd verdict gets netizens thinking about police brutality in the CaribbeanFloyd's murder last year prompted massive anti-racism protests in the United States and across the CaribbeanWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco23 April 2021
Cuban artists fight repression through song, social media and hunger strikesCuban rappers are a visible part of the resistanceWritten by Luis RodriguezTranslated by Allison Janos21 April 2021
European Court backs Ukrainian journalist's right to phone data privacy from the stateThe ruling sets "a precedent for Ukraine and ECHR practice".Written by Tanya Lokot20 April 2021
As St. Vincent's La Soufrière erupts again, experts say it's ‘not over yet’The alert level remains at redWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco20 April 2021
Feminist activist in Russia faces prison term for ‘body-positive’ drawingsA body-positive art project could lead to a six-year imprisonmentWritten by Tanya Lokot18 April 2021
Russian authorities crack down on student journalism outlet over protest explainer videoFour student editors face three-year prison sentencesWritten by Tanya Lokot17 April 2021
The legacy of Bolivia's El Mallku: ‘Self-governance is fundamental’ for indigenous peoples'Jiwaspach apnaqasiña' has become a motto of the Aymara peopleWritten by Ruben HilariTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan16 April 2021
Jamaica’s COVID-19 vaccination blitz administers 75,000 doses just before expiry dateAll 75,000 jabs are in arms todayWritten by Emma Lewis14 April 2021
Rhino population climbs in Nepal thanks to collaboration, conservation and communityDespite poaching and habitat degradation, rhinos are thriving in NepalWritten by Sanjib Chaudhary14 April 2021
St. Vincent's La Soufrière explodes again on 42nd anniversary of last major eruption'Another day, another explosive eruption. We press on'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco13 April 2021
Nepali migrant worker goes home after spending 40 years in the Indian prison systemFrom a Kolkata jail to his mother's lap, after 4 decadesWritten by Benju Lwagun13 April 2021
The longer La Soufrière's activity lasts, the more dire St. Vincent's situation becomes'You really can’t take things for granted'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco12 April 2021