The ‘sinking of Joshimath’ leaves thousands homeless in an Indian hill townUnstable geography and unchecked human activities led to the disasterWritten by Anumeha Verma31 January 2023
Amid fears of contamination, Japan will soon dump treated water from Fukushima Nuclear Plant into the PacificReports indicate the discharge is safe and has scientific basisWritten by Mong Palatino, Nevin Thompson31 January 2023
How military supporters are using Telegram channels to suppress dissent in MyanmarPrivate groups are a way to share information about dissentersWritten by Advox30 January 2023
Georgia facing backlash over possible flight resumption with RussiaPresident Zurabishvili said the idea of restoring flights was "incomprehensible"Written by Arzu Geybullayeva30 January 2023
New era in Czech politics as Petr Pavel wins presidential electionPavel openly supports Kyiv against Moscow Written by Filip Noubel29 January 2023
‘This Arab Life': A personal excavation of the ‘silent’ Arab generationA Memoir examining the last 50 years of Middle East historyWritten by Mariam A.29 January 2023
Trinidad & Tobago's International Soca Monarch competition is cancelled, and Carnival lovers are either shattered or unfazed'Soca Monarch has been on life support for many years now…but it isn’t dead'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco28 January 2023
Where will Prague's China policy go with the new president?Belt and Road Initiative is no longer 'the most important project in our modern history'Written by David Gardas28 January 2023
Anti-zero-COVID ‘white paper’ protesters face forced disappearance in ChinaThe majority the arrested are young womenWritten by Oiwan Lam28 January 2023
How Surinamese fisheries are being impacted by climate change — and what's being done about it'Catches have fallen remarkably low'Written by Cari-Bois News27 January 2023
State-affiliated actors launch smear campaign against Hungarian investigative nonprofit ÁtlátszóMajority of influential media outlets in Hungary are under government controlWritten by Atlatszo.hu27 January 2023
Sweden and Turkey relations sour after far-right politician burns the KoranThe Sweden-Turkey rift has deepened after the Koran burningWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva27 January 2023
Undertones in Myanmar: Junta, Buddhism, YouthHow is Myanmar's Junta justifying their power grab?Written by Civic Media Observatory26 January 2023
May 14 will determine the future of TurkeyThe vote is being framed as a choice between democracy and autocracyWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva25 January 2023
Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen orders police to find Facebook beach ‘insulter’A minister insisted that 'insulting' the country's leader is not allowedWritten by VOD25 January 2023
Lusophone African countries condemn attacks against democracy in BrazilThe Jan. 8 storming of the Three Powers Plaza caused reactionsWritten by Global Voices LusofoniaTranslated by Dércio Tsandzana24 January 2023
Tanzanian President Suluhu ends six-year ban on political rallies, promises more reformsThe ban was imposed in 2016 by her hardline predecessor to clamp down on political dissentWritten by Bonface Witaba24 January 2023
How Belize’s bright biodiversity is inextricably linked to blue carbon'More coral equals more fish...it’s amazing how much of a difference you can make' Written by Cari-Bois News23 January 2023
Are youth in India, now more than ever, disinterested in politics?It is challenging to stay hopeful amid a crumbling democratic systemWritten by Vishal Rajadurai23 January 2023
Usain Bolt and many other Jamaicans have been the victims of major financial fraud—and now they want answers'Corruption...reduces the competitiveness of a country'Written by Emma Lewis22 January 2023
Tensions over Lachin Corridor linger with no breakthrough in sightThe blockade is now in its second monthWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva20 January 2023