A water diplomacy expert discusses the prospects of water conflict and cooperation in Central AsiaAn interview with Jahan TaganovaWritten by Zhar Zardykhan31 August 2022
China’s COVID tests carry on despite heatwaves, droughts, power cuts and wildfiresMillions of Chongqing residents queued up for COVID-19 tests in the heatWritten by Oiwan Lam29 August 2022
As part of a beloved square is cordoned off for construction, Trinidadians defend their right to green space'If you want to destroy a community, take away its green space'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco19 August 2022
We must question colonialism in legal discourse, says Colombian lawyerFor Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo, Indigenous peoples advance the legal discourse on natureWritten by Melissa Vida Translated by Anthony Sutterman19 August 2022
Climate change threatens Indigenous farming and cultures in the Brazilian AmazonFloods, unpredictable seasons, and rising temperatures directly affect Indigenous people's food securityWritten by Agencia Publica, Liam Anderson18 August 2022
A voice from the islands: Grenada’s environment minister appointed UN climate change chiefSimon Stiell may be able to 'shake things up' at COP27 in EgyptWritten by Emma Lewis17 August 2022
Opening of shipping routes from Ukraine will not abate commodity and food pressure on the Middle East and North AfricaLow harvests, destroyed equipment, occupied lands threaten global food supplyWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe14 August 2022
The sweltering traffic congestion on the roads of Lagos in NigeriaCommuters lose 75 percent of their working hours to Lagos trafficWritten by Adaobi Egbunike8 August 2022
The story of a development project that destroyed a village in AngolaResidents and villagers were left without due compensationWritten by Simão Hossi Translated by Giovana Fleck5 August 2022
Why do seabirds eat plastic? How a citizen science project in Poland is helping to find answersA community on Poland's Baltic coast looks for answers in the sand Written by Marta Alicja Trzeciak3 August 2022
Brazilian lawyer after murders in the Amazon: ‘We need the state to maintain a presence in the region’Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira and journalist Dom Phillips were found dead on June 15Written by Agencia Publica, Liam Anderson3 August 2022