The shards of memory and Trinidad & Tobago's attempted coupThirty-two years later, do we have a clear picture? Written by Janine Mendes-Franco31 July 2022
Controversial Guatemalan video game seeking to boost army's image cancels its releaseThe main promoter of the video game is a colonelWritten by Prensa ComunitariaTranslated by Melissa Vida29 July 2022
Legislator wants to rename Philippines’s busiest airport after the dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr.The proposal circumvents history and ignores Marcos's violent legacyWritten by Mong Palatino19 July 2022
The forgotten story of the women who changed the history of computing in Latin AmericaIn the 1960s, Argentina's first programming language was bornWritten by Jacobo NájeraTranslated by Melissa Vida13 July 2022
Working through history: Folk on Acid, by Estonian band OOPUS'Crucially, ... their interest in prehistory is not coupled with reactionary politics'Written by The Battleground13 July 2022
Transposing satire: Two literary translators of Slovak share how they find inspirationAs readers, we can oppose Russia by reading the literature of "small nations''Written by Filip Noubel13 July 2022
Rethinking the Crimean Tatar national movements through magical realismRenat Bekkin explores Crimean Tartar history in his latest bookWritten by Elmira Lyapina13 July 2022
Fact-checking the inaugural speech of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.Marcos touted several lies, misleading statements, and historical inaccuraciesWritten by Mong Palatino11 July 2022
“Roosyan Klassiks”: An interview with Slovak writer Daniel Majling on Russia's cult authors and the current cancel cultureI don't think that Dostoyevsky is more toxic than Nietzsche. Written by Filip Noubel7 July 2022
Russian and Serbian officials continue to deny the Račak/Reçak MassacreDenying the 1999 war crime serves to deny similar atrocity in UkraineWritten by Sbunker6 July 2022