Decision to dump radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear disaster site into the ocean sparks alarmWritten by Nevin Thompson31 October 2020
Freedom in sight for Kaavan, ‘the world's loneliest elephant’Written by R Umaima Ahmed31 October 2020
Environmental risk posed by Venezuelan oil tanker highlights importance of transparency and public participationWritten by Cari-Bois News31 October 2020
Outrage in Hong Kong after top university appoints two mainland Chinese scholars as vice-presidentsWritten by Oiwan Lam30 October 2020
Hong Kong police to launch hotline for public to report violations of the national security law'There will be eyes and ears everywhere'Written by Oiwan Lam31 October 2020
Tanzanian poll is likely to usher in a new era of authoritarianism. Here's why.'This election will usher in a new era of authoritarianism.'Written by The Conversation-Africa, Dan Paget30 October 2020
Georgians in Abkhazia and South Ossetia unable to voteCOVID-19 casts a shadow over Georgia's upcoming parliamentary electionsWritten by OC Media30 October 2020
Myanmar general election violence on the rise as November vote nearsThere were more than 40 incidents of electoral violence since mid-AugustWritten by The Irrawaddy30 October 2020
Silencing the media won't stop the student-led protests in Thailand246 protests in 62 provinces over the last three monthsWritten by EngageMedia29 October 2020
In the heat of political crisis, Belarus launches first nuclear power plantEcologists do not share the government's optimism about AstravetsWritten by Hanna Valynec29 October 2020
This beatboxing Buddhist monk from Japan is making music to ‘reduce suffering’Yogetsu Asakusa combines beatboxing beats with traditional Buddhist sutrasWritten by Nevin Thompson28 October 2020
The importance of ‘unlearning’ the past: Interview with Balkans expert Keith Brown'Critical thinking demands, as an early step, recognition of one’s own blinkers, prejudices and areas of ignorance'Written by Metamorphosis Foundation28 October 2020
Internet throttling, SMS blocking in days leading up to election in TanzaniaDigital rights activists speculated that Tanzania may restrict internet servicesWritten by GV Sub-Saharan Africa27 October 2020
Nepali literature lovers take respite from COVID-19 by celebrating Dashain with new books'Dashain is always incomplete without Nepali literature'Written by Sangita Swechcha27 October 2020
How Facebook derailed Nigeria’s #EndSARS movementFacebook and Instagram falsely labeled content as ‘fake news’Written by Nwachukwu Egbunike27 October 2020
Under Amsterdam’s grey skies, Bolivians cheer Luis Arce’s presidential winWith candles, incense and dancing, Bolivians abroad celebrated the government changeWritten by Ricardo Diaz27 October 2020
Two Tanzanian musicians turn to opposition politics to improve their communitiesFolk musician Vitali Maembe and reggae artist Jhikoman get political Written by Amanda Lichtenstein27 October 2020
More than one million voters in Myanmar disenfranchised after government cancels elections in conflict areasThe ruling party lost in these same communities during 2015 electionsWritten by Mong Palatino27 October 2020
Hong Kong teachers self-censor as authorities target classroomsBeijing considers classrooms a key site for political controlWritten by The Stand News27 October 2020
From Belarus to Thailand, Hong Kong’s spirit of resistance is nurturing grassroots protests elsewhereThe cross-movement influence is a two-way streetWritten by Hong Kong Free Press24 October 2020
Venezuelan tanker deemed ‘stable’, but Trinidad & Tobago recommends hastening the transfer of oilPublic concerns about a potential spill still aboundWritten by Zico Cozier24 October 2020
President Buhari’s contempt for Nigerian youth-led #EndSARS movementYouth protesters ‘speak to hope, to what Nigeria could become.’ Written by Nwachukwu Egbunike24 October 2020
Myanmar 2020 election: ‘A critical moment in the consolidation of democratic transition’'Structural shortcomings continue to undermine the democratic character of the process'Written by Mong Palatino24 October 2020
Failing to portray protesters as violent, Thai government lifts severe state of emergencyAnother victory for the pro-democracy protestersWritten by Prachatai23 October 2020
As war in Nagorno-Karabakh rages, so does a pandemicIf the fighting continues, COVID-19 cases could surge dramaticallyWritten by Maxim Edwards23 October 2020