Interview with the political figure Boubacar Touré on the coup which overthrew Niger's presidentMali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea are standing by the actors behind Niger's coup Written by Jean SovonTranslated by Adam Long27 November 2023
Navigating the media landscape in ZambiaLocal and international media outlets that provide coverage of ZambiaWritten by Zita Zage24 November 2023
Australian journalist pushes back against anti-LGBTQ+ trollsMedia groups expressed solidarity with queer journalist Patricia KarvelasWritten by Mong Palatino24 November 2023
Statement: Israeli occupying forces launch a new campaign targeting journalists and media outlets in PalestineGlobal Voices demands justice for Gaza journalists and urges international interventionWritten by Global Voices MENA23 November 2023
Senegalese music: A national emblem, renowned worldwideYoussou N'Dour is a famous international star of Senegalese musicWritten by Jean SovonTranslated by Jane Ellis23 November 2023
Democratic Republic of Congo: What to read and who to follow to understand the social and political situationOver 7,000 professional journalists form the life-blood of the DRC media.Written by Jean SovonTranslated by Adam Long23 November 2023
In Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina's dual nationality courts controversy on eve of Presidential ElectionOpposition lodges judicial case to disqualify Rajoelina from the raceWritten by Mamisoa Raveloaritiana, Jean SovonTranslated by Adam Long23 November 2023
Undertones: What pop culture tells us about Myanmar’s politicsMyanmar’s military is co-opting celebrity cultureWritten by Civic Media Observatory, Eddie Lwyn22 November 2023
Nepal's TikTok ban is the first step towards more government control on social mediaA blanket ban violates the constitutional guarantee of freedom of expressionWritten by Rezwan22 November 2023
Within the law’s shadow: The stealth erosion of the media environment in South KoreaThe government is accused of employing tactics that create a chilling effectWritten by Yenn Lee21 November 2023
Numerous journalists connected to Azerbaijani news site arrestedThe arrests are connected to an ongoing investigation on government corruptionWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva21 November 2023
Silencing the press: Threats, violence, and injustices against journalists in GhanaThe assaults have grown in frequency and severityWritten by Richard Wanjohi20 November 2023
North Macedonia journalists protest court order for enabling censorshipCourt verdict could restrict the work of independent media outletsWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation19 November 2023
When Palestinians ‘die’ and Israelis get ‘killed’ in the same warWord choices in the Israel-Gaza conflict reflect systemic media biasWritten by Safa, Mariam A.16 November 2023
In the shadow of decades-old scars and traumaIs it worth healing the deep scars and the decades long trauma in this madness?Written by Arzu Geybullayeva13 November 2023
How India’s increasing online scams are threatening the digital landscapeThe surge in financial cybercrimes is causing huge economic lossWritten by Abhinash Das10 November 2023
Moldova shows a ‘moderate yet clear’ pro-EU stance at local electionsAlthough the current government has lost a few important electionsWritten by Daria Dergacheva7 November 2023
In Turkey, the state is targeting scores of journalistsThe state is relying on an infamous 2022 disinformation billWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva7 November 2023
Benin: Punitive online journalism legislation poses setback to press freedomSeveral journalists have been arrested for their publications in BeninWritten by Arnauld KassouinTranslated by Laura7 November 2023
Filipino radio host killed during live broadcastHe was the fourth journalist killed under the Marcos Jr. governmentWritten by Mong Palatino7 November 2023
Apart from shadow deals, there are no visible results in Belarus-Zimbabwe economic relationsThe only thing Lukashenka gained officially so far is a stuffed lionWritten by Daria Dergacheva6 November 2023