Australia’s Safeguard Mechanism legislation will force big polluters to cut carbon emissionsThe country's environmental movement has long been divided over best way forwardWritten by Kevin Rennie16 April 2023
Montenegro on the edge: Let down by the WestAfter 32 years in power, the era of Milo Djukanović is overWritten by The Battleground13 April 2023
Azerbaijan-Iran tensions escalateIn a latest move, Azerbaijan expelled four Iranian diplomatsWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva13 April 2023
Russian decolonisation and Eurasia: An imperial legacy? Risks and opportunities for TatarstanTo be truly emancipatory, the decolonisation of minorities must be from the bottom upWritten by Daria Dergacheva, Guest Contributor12 April 2023
New study finds internet censorship in Turkmenistan reaches over 122,000 domainsBlanket type censorship results in massive collateral damageWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev12 April 2023
As deep-sea mining decision still hangs in the balance, young Jamaican activists continue to campaignThey were prepared, focused and well informed Written by Emma Lewis11 April 2023
The designer of the ‘Thanks to Erdoğan’ sticker campaign lands in the president's crosshairsAkkoyun is among scores of people accused of "insulting" the presidentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva11 April 2023
‘I was overwhelmed.’ Ukrainians recall the first hours of the full-scale Russian invasion'I sat to watch my children sleeping yet carefree'Written by Yulia Abibok11 April 2023
How internet shutdowns in Myanmar have been endangering lives and affecting humanitarian work since the coupInternet disruptions severely affect the lives of manyWritten by Advox11 April 2023
In Azerbaijan, residents pay a heavy price to have access to waterThe country's water shortage problem is far from being resolvedWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva10 April 2023
Thai political parties sign election code of conduct, pledge to uphold human and digital rights31 representatives from various stakeholders witnessed the signing ceremonyWritten by EngageMedia10 April 2023
‘A great day to be a journalist in Fiji’ as Parliament repeals ‘draconian’ media lawMedia freedom has declined since the 2006 coupWritten by Mong Palatino9 April 2023
Thailand's upcoming general election is fundamentally flawed, say rights groupsActivists, journalists, and dissenting voices have been stifledWritten by Prachatai7 April 2023
The ‘New Uzbekistan’ budget battle: Democracy in action or a flawed system?Participatory budgeting is teaching lessons about the power of votingWritten by Mukhammadsodik Donaev6 April 2023
In Turkey, will one man continue to rule them all? The May 14th elections hold the answerThe future of Turkey and its citizens is at stakeWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva6 April 2023
The rubble after Turkey's earthquake may have a disastrous environmental impactTwo months after the earthquake, there is a new crisis unfoldingWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva6 April 2023
Wagner recruitment of volunteers in the Western Balkans region prompts debateSerbian right wing extremists boast of ties to PMC Wagner groupWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation5 April 2023
The leader of the largest Amazonian Indigenous organization, now divided, believes that women can unify itIn a context of internal division, the Uitoto leader calls for unityWritten by Johana Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo Translated by Teodora C. Hasegan5 April 2023
The Myanmar junta’s war against FacebookCivilians and journalists in Myanmar have been arrested and imprisoned for Facebook postsWritten by Advox5 April 2023
Mongolians celebrate and fear for an 8-year old boy as Dalai Lama names him their next spiritual leaderThe Chinese government is definitely not content with this announcementWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev4 April 2023
Twitter wars: Latin American presidents’ feuds threaten regional unity'Autocracies don't believe in multilateralism,' experts sayWritten by Connectas Translated by Melissa Vida4 April 2023