Displaced Ukrainian women's football team carries on while dreaming of returning homeThe team now plays in Kyiv, but home is MariupolWritten by Alla Vaskovska30 June 2023
Disinformation helps weaponize homophobia in the BalkansHomophobic narratives attempt to undermine trust in the European UnionWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe29 June 2023
Russian Nobel laureate Dmitry Muratov: ‘Repression occurs when no one knows who might be targeted tonight’The editor of a Russian opposition newspaper speaks to Deutsche WelleWritten by Daria Dergacheva29 June 2023
Ukrainians flooded social media with memes as Wagner Group marched toward Moscow'Let's cheer for both teams,' some users joked.Written by Yulia Abibok29 June 2023
‘Ukraine today, Taiwan tomorrow': Is the comparison valid?Taiwan is learning a great deal from the war in Ukraine Written by Filip Noubel29 June 2023
Sahel schoolteachers face Jihadist threatHundreds of thousands of children denied new school year entryWritten by Jean Sovon, Patrick DegbeviTranslated by Laura28 June 2023
Palestinians battle for their homes in East JerusalemState-backed settlers displace indigenous Palestinians for Jewish settlement in JerusalemWritten by Mariam A.27 June 2023
Ukrainian businesses from destroyed cities are fighting for survival — and winningThey are also doing charity work and expanding abroad Written by Свої.City26 June 2023
‘Pozor i styd': Russian has two words for shameFrom 'pozor,' visible shame, I move on to 'styd,' inner shameWritten by Guest Contributor25 June 2023
‘Are you rejoicing at the prospect of a decrepit and impotent maniac being swept away by a pack of brutal bloody cannibals?’ Twitter users are divided about the armed coup in RussiaTwitter users are divided on the prospects of the coupWritten by Daria Dergacheva24 June 2023
The controversial role of Islam in protestors’ executions in IranDivergent views within Iran's religious institution on dealing with protestorsWritten by Tooba Moshiri23 June 2023
How do international media portray Taiwan in their coverage?Taiwan is always a “war and peace story”Written by Filip Noubel18 June 2023
Rumors blame Ukrainian saboteurs for setting wildfires in RussiaThe real reasons are climate change, human negligence, and the lack of infrastructure Written by Guest Contributor, Daria Dergacheva14 June 2023
Little Mariupol in exile in Dnipro, UkrainePeople from the ruined city are restoring what they can in exileWritten by Olya Rusina14 June 2023
Can poetry in translation reimagine a free Belarusian–Ukrainian bridge?Decolonialism is rarely applied to Belarus and Ukraine in the WestWritten by Filip Noubel14 June 2023
Kazakhstan is still haunted by Soviet-era political repression and famineHorrors of Soviet era repression and famine are still feltWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev13 June 2023
Residents of Ukrainian town occupied by Russia recount stories from a flooded OleshkyAuthorities are reportedly hampering volunteers efforts to rescue peopleWritten by Guest Contributor, Daria Dergacheva9 June 2023
The counteroffensive has started in Ukraine — or maybe notRussian forces likely blew a dam to stop a major assaultWritten by Yulia Abibok8 June 2023
Alexey Sidorenko: ‘As we speak, with every new prison sentence, the situation worsens’How civil society continues to operate in Russia and beyond Written by Daria Dergacheva7 June 2023
How I ended up despising my mother tongue in UkraineLanguage had become the primary marker of an allyWritten by Yulia Abibok7 June 2023