‘I am not returning to this hell’: In the Russian North Caucasus, NGOs help victims of gender and LGBTQ+ violence to escapeTheir immediate help is often a matter of life and deathWritten by Daria Dergacheva28 November 2022
China in Uzbek media: Friend or foe?Influencers are both critics and supporters of China in Uzbekistan Written by Mukhammadsodik Donaev28 November 2022
Uyghur performers of electronic music spread awareness about Uyghur identity in EuropeWe want to be respected as artists, not because we are UyghursWritten by Filip Noubel23 November 2022
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine unlikely to stop soon, Kazakhs rally around their languageHow the Kazakh language found itself at the center of debatesWritten by Zhar Zardykhan21 November 2022
‘The Colorless': A film that captures the possibility of not belonging to ethnic molds in Bosnia and HerzegovinaThe film singles out the story of two girls from mixed marriagesWritten by Balkan Diskurs18 November 2022
Remembering Moshe Ha Elion, Sephardic Jewish author and Holocaust survivor from ThessalonikiThessaloniki lost 94 percent of its Jewish population in the Holocaust.Written by Filip Stojanovski15 November 2022
City raises Bolsonaro flag amid suffocating smoke from Amazon firesIn the city that staged the 'day of fire', the current president received 79 percent of the first-round votesWritten by Amazônia Real Translated by Liam Anderson11 November 2022
Young Indigenous women from Mexico and Morocco unite for COP27Descendants of Indigenous peoples join to fight for climateWritten by Melissa Vida, Mariam A.11 November 2022
Ukraine is not enough: An investigative report unveils Moscow's plans to take over MoldovaThe Kremlin created a special 11th department just for the former Soviet republic Written by Filip Noubel6 November 2022
‘Values, lifetime fights can be lost. Democracy is at risk,’ says Brazilian writer Itamar Vieira JrVieira is the author of best-selling Brazilian novel "Torto Arado" (Crooked Plow)Written by Fernanda Canofre3 November 2022