Undertones: Portugal and the myth of the good colonizerPast narratives might still underpin Portugal’s sense of selfWritten by Civic Media Observatory31 October 2023
In Russia, a Tajik citizen is detained on charges of spying for UkraineHis plans might have included joining Ukraine's army in futureWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev30 October 2023
A deep dive into Taiwan's drag scene ahead of Pride 2023Taiwan's drag scene is on the riseWritten by CNA Focus Taiwan26 October 2023
Vanishing memory: Commemorative plaques to victims of Soviet era disappear in Russia amid war and new repressionsThe grassroots initiative started almost 10 years ago to heal historical wounds Written by Alena Moricheva25 October 2023
Forty years later, Grenada officially remembers the murders of its Prime Minister Maurice Bishop and others'I ask what efforts we make to recall and not repeat those fatal errors'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco20 October 2023
The number of Indigenous people of Sakhalin island in Russia is drastically decreasingDocumentary showing the life of Sakhalin's indigenous peoples Written by Daria Dergacheva19 October 2023
Chile's ongoing debt to human rights victims50 years after Chile's dictatorship, human rights issues are still pendingWritten by Laura Chaparro Piedrahíta Translated by Melissa Vida18 October 2023
With latex, wood, and flip-flops, Brazilian visual artists create decolonial mapsThe works try to re-read and re-interpret South America's linesWritten by Nonada Jornalismo Translated by Liam Anderson14 October 2023
Yiddish: A language to celebrate also for its hilarious cursesMay you grow like an onion with its head in the ground!Written by Filip Noubel13 October 2023
Why has Turkmenistan’s succession plan gone sideways?A narcissist father and his rebellious son are experiencing trouble Written by Nurbek Bekmurzaev12 October 2023
The Falkland Islands are an open wound in ArgentinaFor Argentina, it's a matter of decolonizationWritten by Patricia Larrús Translated by Melissa Vida11 October 2023
Documentary about dying villages in Sakhalin, former territory of Japan in Russia, gets over million viewsAlthough lawmakers want to eliminate small villages, people do not leaveWritten by Daria Dergacheva10 October 2023
While in exile in Lviv, Ukraine, a Crimean Tatar woman promotes her community through cuisineLerane Khaybullayeva was born in exile and had to flee twiceWritten by Yulia Abibok10 October 2023
How Russians fought Putinism: A documentaryThere were numerous protests in Russia through the yearsWritten by Daria Dergacheva9 October 2023
Ahead of presidential elections, Russia rewrites history and promotes nationalism at schoolsA new textbook falsifies information about the invasion of Ukraine and Stalin's crimesWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe, Daria Dergacheva4 October 2023
Kyrgyzstan’s golden generation of wrestlers continue to shine bright and inspireTheir incredible achievements have turned them into national heroesWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev3 October 2023
Legendary singer Sherali Jo’rayev encapsulated Uzbekistan’s traditional music and poetryUzbekistan bid farewell to its most beloved and influential artistWritten by Mukhammadsodik Donaev3 October 2023
Decolonial perspective on race from the post-Yugoslav regionRacism does not solely rely on the color of one’s skinWritten by Sbunker2 October 2023
‘Gukurahundi’ genocide survivors struggle for closure in ZimbabweTruth commission's failures show 'a lack of political will and acknowledgment of past atrocities'Written by Zita Zage, Minority Africa2 October 2023
For African literary criticism: Interview with the founder of francophone ‘African literary chronicles’Francophone literature from the global south has been marginalizedWritten by Filip Noubel Translated by Jean-Christophe Brunet2 October 2023