Undertones: What do onions have to do with the Turkish elections?What a viral post by a Turkish food critic tells us about the country's upcoming electionsWritten by Civic Media Observatory26 April 2023
Why are oil workers protesting in Kazakhstan?Market trends, trade union suppression, and dwindling tenders fuel protestsWritten by Vlast.kz25 April 2023
The wholesome power of rice and lentils in NepalWhat is this rice dish that Nepalis just can't go without?Written by Nepali Times18 April 2023
Australia’s Safeguard Mechanism legislation will force big polluters to cut carbon emissionsThe country's environmental movement has long been divided over best way forwardWritten by Kevin Rennie16 April 2023
Unpacking the controversy around Russian tourists in Indonesia Indonesians are growing resentful about disrespectful Russian visitorsWritten by Sydney Allen13 April 2023
Russian decolonisation and Eurasia: An imperial legacy? Risks and opportunities for TatarstanTo be truly emancipatory, the decolonisation of minorities must be from the bottom upWritten by Daria Dergacheva, Guest Contributor12 April 2023
As deep-sea mining decision still hangs in the balance, young Jamaican activists continue to campaignThey were prepared, focused and well informed Written by Emma Lewis11 April 2023
The designer of the ‘Thanks to Erdoğan’ sticker campaign lands in the president's crosshairsAkkoyun is among scores of people accused of "insulting" the presidentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva11 April 2023
China rolls out ‘Down to the Countryside Movement 2.0′ to address youth unemployment problem"Risk will emerge if jobless youths aggregate in the cities."Written by Oiwan Lam11 April 2023
In Azerbaijan, residents pay a heavy price to have access to waterThe country's water shortage problem is far from being resolvedWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva10 April 2023
‘Until Russia's colonial mindset changes, it will pose a threat': Interview with Buryat activistIt is somehow strange to blame a small Siberian nation, who makes up 0.3 percent of the populationWritten by Filip Noubel6 April 2023
The ‘New Uzbekistan’ budget battle: Democracy in action or a flawed system?Participatory budgeting is teaching lessons about the power of votingWritten by Mukhammadsodik Donaev6 April 2023
In Turkey, will one man continue to rule them all? The May 14th elections hold the answerThe future of Turkey and its citizens is at stakeWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva6 April 2023
Reel: The remains of Trinidad's Brechin Castle, once ‘the largest sugar factory […] in the British Empire’Sugar faced a steady decline Written by Janine Mendes-Franco3 April 2023