Yasin Abu Bakr, leader of Trinidad & Tobago's attempted Islamist coup, dies 31 years after failed insurrection'We thought it could never happen here'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco22 October 2021
The son of dictator Ferdinand Marcos wants to become the Philippines’ next presidentActivists are opposing the candidacy of Bongbong Marcos Jr.Written by Siegfred Deduro22 October 2021
‘Self governance is self love': Barbados elects first local head of state on journey to becoming a republic'[In] the year 2021, decolonization is still a word that has to exist'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco21 October 2021
‘I wrote the book you all wish you had when you were 15,’ says Afroczech Obonete UbamThe first generation of Afroczechs is finally gaining visibility in Czech societyWritten by Filip Noubel21 October 2021
Basque separatist group ETA lowered its weapons 10 years ago. Has reconciliation truly happened?For too long, Basque society remained petrified and silentWritten by Koldo Casla19 October 2021
On National Heroes Day, Jamaicans at home and abroad pay their respects to ‘son of the soil,’ General Colin Powell'He had some tough moments around our wars, but was a fundamentally good and decent man'Written by Emma Lewis19 October 2021
Tensions are escalating between Azerbaijan and Iran over border issue and ArmeniaFollowing weeks of tensions, the two sides agree to dialogueWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva18 October 2021
Indigenous artist depicts the hidden history behind the creation of Bangladesh's Kaptai LakeThe creation of the Kaptai dam and lake displaced over 100,000 peopleWritten by পান্থ রহমান রেজা (Pantha)Translated by Rezwan16 October 2021
Chinese movie ‘The Battle of Lake Changjin’ turns the painful history of the Korean War into a glorious victoryA former investigative reporter was arrested for criticizing the filmWritten by Oiwan Lam15 October 2021
Turkey and Armenia ready to ‘normalize relations’ after nearly 30 yearsRelations between the nations have been strained since 1993Written by Arzu Geybullayeva15 October 2021
Combatting stereotypes: The need to recognize male victims of wartime sexual violence in BosniaJustice cannot be achieved if men don’t feel comfortable speaking outWritten by Balkan Diskurs13 October 2021
Three graphics that explain Portuguese colonialismFrom occupation to war, we dismantled myths of Portuguese colonialismWritten by InterruptorTranslated by Giovana Fleck12 October 2021
Dark tales from Uruguay: How mothers and grandmothers search for victims of the Cold WarUruguayan author tells a story of courage during tumultuous times.Written by Anna-Cat Brigida11 October 2021
Female foeticide to football in NepalThe triumph of an unwanted daughterWritten by Nepali Times8 October 2021
‘Kazakh language is perfect for rap': Interview with cultural commentator Yevgeniya PlakhinaLinguistic and cultural diversity enrich Kazakhstan's contemporary music sceneWritten by Filip Noubel7 October 2021
Relations between Turkey and Russia: ‘It's complicated’Experts say no significant progress was achieved. Written by Arzu Geybullayeva3 October 2021