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
Indonesia blocks Yahoo, Paypal, and gaming websites over new licensing rules#ProtesNetizen (protest netizens) and #BlokirKominfo (block Kominfo) trended on TwitterWritten by Mong Palatino31 July 2022
Curbing noise pollution in Trinidad & Tobago: Whose job is it, anyway?The Environmental Management Authority says it is limited by legislationWritten by Zico Cozier, Janine Mendes-Franco29 July 2022
Turkish football fans chant ‘Vladimir Putin’ during match against KyivThe chant was later condemned by the club's managementWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva29 July 2022
Azerbaijan and EU energy deal prioritizes energy over human rightsCritics say the EU officials ignored Azerbaijan's human rights abusesWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva28 July 2022
War in Ukraine is fundamentally changing the relationship between the internet and geopoliticsWar is cementing decade-long trends in internet governance and cyberwarfareWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe28 July 2022
Sri Lanka: The evolution of the Gotagogama protest site and its periphery, in photosOne photographer's perspective on the mass protests in Sri Lanka's capitalWritten by GroundViews27 July 2022
Will US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visit Taiwan, despite China’s ‘forceful’ warning?Every party involved is caught in a political dilemmaWritten by Oiwan Lam27 July 2022
Georgia’s ruling party antagonizes Western officials amid EU bidGeorgian Dream's divisive rhetoric continues as tensions increases with Western alliesWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva27 July 2022
Unfreedom Monitor Report: BrazilAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in BrazilWritten by Advox26 July 2022
Digital authoritarianism in Bangladesh: Weaponising a draconian law to silence dissent in the pandemic eraThe Digital Security Act was used to punish dissenting voicesWritten by EngageMedia25 July 2022
Superstar wrestler jailed for murder as high crime rate alarms MongoliansMongolia has one of the worst homicide rates in AsiaWritten by Zhar Zardykhan24 July 2022
In a blow to regional unity, Kiribati leaves the Pacific Islands ForumMeanwhile, Pacific superpowers vie for dominance in the regionWritten by Mong Palatino22 July 2022
Will Latin America follow in the wake of Roe v. Wade?U.S. rollback of reproductive rights could strengthen neoconservative groups in Latin AmericaWritten by ConnectasTranslated by Melissa Vida20 July 2022
Nigeria deteriorates into a perilously insecure nation Nigeria is the world’s 17th least peaceful nationWritten by Teslim Adekoya20 July 2022
In Azerbaijan, a war veteran's suicide sparks public outcryJafarov, 35, was a decorated second Karabakh war veteran.Written by Arzu Geybullayeva20 July 2022
In Georgia, leaked recordings suggest the state is surveilling newsroomsThe surveillance deployed by the state is not newWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva20 July 2022
A Bosnian perspective on the US fight for reproductive rightsAn estimated 2,000–4,000 children were born of rape during the Bosnian WarWritten by Balkan Diskurs20 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
Flood of false bomb threats raise security concerns in KosovoOn June 16, there were 73 bomb alerts in one day across KosovoWritten by Sbunker19 July 2022
What happened to Hong Kong protesters three years after the 2019 crackdowns?Over 10,000 protestors were arrestedWritten by Hong Kong Free Press19 July 2022