Tensions mount in Karabakh as parties exchange blameThis is the second time Russia has accused Azerbaijan of violating the ceasefireWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva, Lamiya Adilgizi31 March 2022
‘Legendary’ voice silenced as lead singer of Jamaican reggae group Mighty Diamonds is murdered'When it was time for him to sing, he was like a bird from heaven'Written by Emma Lewis31 March 2022
The climate consequences for Nepal of the war in UkraineWar in Europe overshadows the climate crisisWritten by Nepali Times31 March 2022
The Kuti clan protesting through music, and other Nigerians who sang against apartheidFemi and Seun Kuti, have kept Fẹlá's protest music alive.Written by Nwachukwu Egbunike31 March 2022
Undertones: Populist discourses against the ‘elite’ and the ‘poor’ in TurkeyTurkish doctors and refugees are under fireWritten by Civic Media Observatory31 March 2022
The media battle raging in Cuba over the Russia-Ukraine warThe Cuban state's main priority is reaching out to young people through social media Written by Luis RodriguezTranslated by Alicia31 March 2022
Protests across Cambodia demand land rightsCommunity leaders demanded solutions to long-running land disputesWritten by VOD31 March 2022
Drone warfare: Can international humanitarian law catch up with the technology? Governments and companies dogde any responsibility when things go wrongWritten by Filip Noubel30 March 2022
A Colombian view of Disney's ‘Encanto’The film contains many references to Colombia, its culture and traditionsWritten by LullyTranslated by Emma Dewick29 March 2022
Shanghai’s experiment on middle-way COVID-19 control model ends with citywide lockdownChina will implement strict pandemic control measures in the foreseeable futureWritten by Oiwan Lam29 March 2022
‘Untimely’ death of soca singer Dexter ‘Blaxx’ Stewart leaves Trinidad & Tobago in mourning'Blaxx was a rare and genuine generation-crossing soca star'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco29 March 2022
There will be a world without Putin, but can we live in a world without Russia?Sanctions can help but is the West shooting in the right direction?Written by Abel Polese28 March 2022
What does Russia’s history of urban warfare in Aleppo and Grozny mean for Ukraine? Russia's history of urban warfare signals a prolonged humanitarian crisisWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe28 March 2022
Unpacking India's struggle with recognizing same-sex marriageSame-sex couples often face hostility and opposition in IndiaWritten by Kanav Narayan Sahgal28 March 2022
Thai protesters march against new non-profit organization billLaw would allow searching of groups' offices and recording online communicationsWritten by Prachatai27 March 2022
In São Paulo, Brazil, a new church opens every weekEvangelical churches preach in the belief in meritocracy and success by individual meritWritten by Agência MuralTranslated by Liam Anderson26 March 2022
Podcast: A crisis, a royal tour, and the pandemic's impact on disabled LatinasEditor and contributors tell us stories from their regionsWritten by Ameya Nagarajan26 March 2022
Opacity and a lack of debate mark Brazil's ratification of the Budapest ConventionDigital rights groups criticize Brazil's entry process and warn of risksWritten by Laís Martins25 March 2022
Keeping fakes under control: how legislation on disinformation turns into a censorship toolMany governments use laws against disinformation to silence dissentWritten by Olga Solovyeva25 March 2022
Indonesian ground reports from Ukraine under Russian invasionIndonesian eye witness accounts from war-torn UkraineWritten by Juke Carolina25 March 2022
Threatened with deportation in Thailand, a Lao activist seeks asylum in CanadaHe was arrested in January for violating his Thailand visaWritten by Mong Palatino25 March 2022