Indonesia is still moving its capital to Nusantara despite rising public oppositionThe government says the move will decongest JakartaWritten by Arpan Rachman30 October 2022
Queen Elizabeth II and British capitalism: The role of tropes and distractionsA gift for the ‘power players and beneficiaries of modern capitalism’Written by Ian Inkster30 October 2022
‘Avengers’ assemble on Twitter to help bring out the vote in BrazilMarvel superhero actors encourage voting in bitterly contested election runoffWritten by Global Voices Brazil30 October 2022
Student-run press in Thailand offered money by Chinese investor to stop operatingSam Yan publishes books written by pro-democracy Chinese dissidentsWritten by Mong Palatino30 October 2022
Dolma Diaries attempts to break down stereotypes and enmity, one episode at a timeThe folk taught viewers about the Karabakh conflictWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva28 October 2022
Three violent acts per day during Brazil's first round of elections, according to surveyCount made by Agencia Publica considere cases from August 16 until October 2Written by Agencia Publica, Liam Anderson28 October 2022
Undertones: Brazil copes with ‘digital militias’ ahead of tense electionsDo the ends justify the means when dealing with disinformation?Written by Civic Media Observatory27 October 2022
Explaining the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China: Struggle and fightXi Jinping is consolidating power within the Chinese Communist PartyWritten by Oiwan Lam26 October 2022
Police detains scores of activists at an opposition party rally in AzerbaijanAn opposition rally calling for democratic reforms was dispersed by policeWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva25 October 2022
How Palestinian youth resisted Israeli occupation: With a haircutPalestinians use various forms of resistance against Israeli apartheidWritten by Mariam A.24 October 2022
More guns, fewer control mechanisms: Brazilian journalist analyzes Bolsonaro’s gun policyTo Cecilia Olliveira, the problem is not one to be solved with elections or in one government Written by Fernanda Canofre23 October 2022
Brazilian candidates reduce attention on peripheral neighborhoods in 2022 electionsCompared to the 2018 elections, presidential candidates’ plans referenced them 80 percent less Written by Agência MuralTranslated by Liam Anderson22 October 2022
Explaining the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China: JiangshanSafeguarding the single party state is the top priorityWritten by Oiwan Lam21 October 2022
Turkish lawmakers ratify new disinformation billThe restrictions went into effect on October 18Written by Arzu Geybullayeva21 October 2022
From ‘forerunner’ to ‘a puppy': How Mongolia got hooked on Russia's ‘Pivot to Asia’Mongolia’s extreme dependence on energy imports from Russia pushes it one wayWritten by Zhar Zardykhan20 October 2022
Citizen journalists face challenges in Cambodia, Thailand, and MyanmarThey risk harassment, detention, and economic hardship for their workWritten by Mong Palatino19 October 2022
Ugandan poet spreads her message despite new law to criminalize online dissentDr. Stella Nyanza has been one of the most outspoken voices in UgandaWritten by Njeri Wangari19 October 2022
‘The fight for human rights begins in the kitchen': Interview with Czech writer Radka Denemarková"We live in an immature democracy"Written by Filip Noubel19 October 2022
Can Jamaica efficiently make the much-needed transition to renewable energy?Energy diversification seems to be happening on a project basis, instead of on a national levelWritten by Guest Contributor18 October 2022
Russian social media users now also want to say no to war while not actually saying itJudge says it is OK to be against the fishWritten by Daria Dergacheva17 October 2022
Will banning music glorifying violence from the airwaves reduce Jamaica's crime rate?'[T]his seems likes moral policing, no?'Written by Emma Lewis16 October 2022