The Pandora Papers unveil offshore companies linked to the family of Turkmenistan's PresidentSecret documents show how the Rejepovs profited from government contractsWritten by Paolo Sorbello27 October 2021
Pandora Papers revelations across Lusophone countriesThe papers reveal a series of opaque financial networks Written by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Liam Anderson26 October 2021
News site founders, editor resign under pressure from Kazakhstan's authoritiesPressure and censorship lead to reshuffle in popular news outlet.Written by Paolo Sorbello23 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
In Belarus, subscribing to Telegram channels branded as ‘extremist’ may now get users in troubleOver 170 Telegram channels are currently labelled as 'extremist' in BelarusWritten by Tanya Lokot15 October 2021
Jamaica forced to dump 55,000 doses as COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy persistsOnly about 10 per cent of Jamaica's population is fully vaccinatedWritten by Emma Lewis8 October 2021
Why are Czech elites being captured by Beijing narratives? The Czech government's attitude to China has been changingWritten by David Gardas8 October 2021
Pandora Papers: Sixteen Nepalis have illegally invested in offshore companies in overseas tax havensGovernment inaction is encouraging Nepalis to invest in tax havensWritten by The Record (Nepal)6 October 2021
Mozambique: innovative media initiative allows vulnerable groups to access informationThe aim is to produce content for people with disabilitiesWritten by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Giovana Fleck6 October 2021
Eleven-year-old Aussie's online magazine showcases women's sports'If she can You can' — Her Way raises the barWritten by Kevin Rennie5 October 2021
Global internet freedom trends in Turkey and South Caucasus, new reportThe report assesses human rights in digital space across 70 countriesWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva4 October 2021
Campaign to brand Russian journalists and media ‘foreign agents’ picks up pace after electionsMore independent media outlets branded as ‘foreign agents’ in RussiaWritten by openDemocracy Russia3 October 2021