‘Houses yes, shacks no': The housing project that came out of Portugal’s Carnation RevolutionSAAL appeared in the summer of 1974 aiming to create decent housing for the Portuguese peopleWritten by Tiago GilTranslated by Liam Anderson30 September 2024
Some Caribbean podcasts to tune into on International Podcast DayRegional podcasts cover every conceivable topic: business, culture, climate change, and moreWritten by Emma Lewis30 September 2024
Censorship in the modern worldToday, truth and free expression often come at the cost of social sanctionsWritten by Balkan Diskurs28 September 2024
Iran’s new president must address repression of artists, dissidents at UN AssemblyRepressive measures continue to be used against political prisoners after they are releasedWritten by Guest Contributor27 September 2024
Trinidad & Tobago renames its premier performance auditorium after trailblazing pianist Winifred AtwellInternationally, she was a household name, but Atwell was less well known in her own countryWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco27 September 2024
Anura Kumara Dissanayake wins Sri Lanka’s presidential election and calls for snap parliamentary electionsPresident Dissanayake vows to deliver the change the "aragalaya" movement demandedWritten by Rezwan26 September 2024
A controversial dancehall star appears on a political stage: Why are some Jamaicans concerned?The cult of personality has been playing into Jamaican politics for a long time Written by Emma Lewis22 September 2024
Mapping the shrinking forests in the Terai region of NepalThere has been a rise in illegal logging since the pandemic"Written by Nepali Times22 September 2024
Sovereignty: A pretext for Latin America's autocrats to attack NGOsIn both left-wing and right-wing countries, there is a tendency to close down NGOsWritten by ConnectasTranslated by Melissa Vida21 September 2024
Women’s plight in the Sahel: A central issue in Djaïli Amadou Amal’s worksThe book world’s weak infrastructure is Sub-Saharan literature’s biggest setback Written by Jean SovonTranslated by Laura21 September 2024
Research indicates that Bosnia and Herzegovina needs a law on media ownership transparencyKulenović believes that there are over 500 online media portals, and for many of them, the ownership is unknown.Written by Balkan Diskurs18 September 2024
Digital partisans: Dissecting Facebook sentiment towards Sri Lanka's main presidential candidates'With around 200,000 first-time voters and one million new voters, social media will play an unprecedented role in campaign propaganda ...'Written by GroundViews15 September 2024
Regional Award honoring Milan Mladenović highlights creativity of young rock bands from former Yugoslavia Milan Mladenović was legendary Serbian and Yugoslav alternative rock musician, poet and antiwar movement activistWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe14 September 2024
Côte d'Ivoire: LGBTQ+ community is legally but not socially acceptedLGBTQ+ individuals from neighboring countries seek refuge in Côte d'IvoireWritten by Jean SovonTranslated by Laura9 September 2024
Roy Cape, whose music provided the beat of Trinidad & Tobago Carnival, dies leaving a precious legacy'His influence extended far beyond the stage'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco6 September 2024
Precision agriculture: A passion for Togolese PhD student Aicha BiaouI aim for greater youth involvement in Togolese agricultural development Written by AfrikElles, Jean SovonTranslated by Laura4 September 2024
Line of conflict shifts from the Donbas in Ukraine to Mali in the SahelMali, Burkina Faso, and Niger ended diplomatic relations with UkraineWritten by Bénin Intelligent, Arnauld Kassouin, Jean SovonTranslated by Laura3 September 2024