Global Voices statement on the attacks on Serbian NGOsWritten by Global Voices Announcements4 weeks ago
Emphasis on French and English accelerates decline of local language in BeninWritten by Megan Fahrney28 February 2025
Greek communities mobilize to fight back evictions amid growing housing crisisWritten by Elvis Takahashi Mantello27 February 2025
Togo: US aid suspension will negatively impact public health and educationWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Laura27 February 2025
Jamaican Diana McCaulay's latest novel discusses enduring issues of family, land and identityThe narrative is infused with local folklore, customs, the beauty of the natural world and the Patwa expressions of JamaicaWritten by Emma Lewis4 weeks ago
Rex Lasalle, a leader of Trinidad & Tobago's 1970 army mutiny in support of the Black Power movement, has died'[People] want a relationship based on respect, unity, and moral authority'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco27 February 2025
From promises of change to total capture — Turkey's political forecastFrom political figures, to journalists, civil society representatives, businessmen and many others, the list of targeted individuals keeps growingWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva27 February 2025
Israel escalates strikes in Syria amid post-Assad transition: A pattern of regional expansionFrom Syria to Gaza, Israel's military aggression is breaching international agreements with no repercussions.Written by Walid El Houri27 February 2025
How Uzbekistan's Shamshad Abdullayev became one of the most important contemporary Russian-language poets“I think the most important thing that Abdullayev showed was the experience of freedom”Written by Ramil Niyazov-Adyljan26 February 2025
For how long? Aramaic language and its enduring legacy in SyriaAramaic is a Semitic language with roots dating back over 3,000 yearsWritten by Rami Alhames26 February 2025
Misinformation and smear attacks follow the freeze of USAID funding in the Western BalkansThe aid actually goes largely to state institutions and the private sectorWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe26 February 2025
In a post-COP29 Azerbaijan, the country's environmental issues remainCitizens bear the brunt of the government’s commitment to fossil fuel production and the absence of effective policies to reduce their negative impactWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva, Meydan TV25 February 2025
Cybercrime schools in Nigeria: The proliferation of internet fraudNigeria ranked fifth in the first-ever World Cybercrime Index on global cybercrime hotspotsWritten by Pamela Ephraim25 February 2025
‘I don't want to folklorize Quechua,’ says Bolivian TikToker who seeks to normalize its use onlineWilfredo Villca uses digital tools to teach Bolivian Quechua with a cultural focus to his tens of thousands of followersWritten by María Alvarez Malvido Translated by Rowan Glass25 February 2025
‘We were very wrong about Russia’: How the Gagauz people of Ukraine liveThere are no longer the close connections between the Gagauz of Moldova and Ukraine that once existedWritten by Daria Dergacheva24 February 2025
Empowering Tzeltal people through language, flavors and incomeWe, the youth, have the great responsibility of maintaining and preserving our cultural identityWritten by Cristina Agustina Álvarez Díaz Translated by Teodora C. Hasegan24 February 2025
Despite regulatory challenges, hotels in the Dominican Republic drive sustainable tourism with solar energyChallenges include project approval delays, changes in billing, and hindrances to independent project developmentWritten by Carolina Pichardo24 February 2025
Come, let me tell you about my mother tongue: TamazightMerely recognizing the existence of a language and culture may seem like a given, but this was not the case for Tamazight in AlgeriaWritten by Madjid Serrah Translated by Walid El Houri23 February 2025
‘A piece of home I carry with me': What our mother tongues mean to usMembers of the Global Voices community discuss the beauty of and injustices faced by their native languagesWritten by Global Voices23 February 2025
Development and its impact on shorebirds in AnguillaAt least six of the species with diminishing numbers spend part of the year on the island Written by Flora Thomas23 February 2025
Eastern DRC: Civilian victims of renewed tensions between government and rebelsThe start of an all-out war between the DRC and RwandaWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Laura22 February 2025
‘I dream of seeing children no longer afraid to speak their own language,’ says Mayan language activist Nehemias ChabléWith newsletters, Chablé wants to strengthen Mayan language onlineWritten by Nehemias Chable Hau Translated by Teodora C. Hasegan22 February 2025
From the Tigris and Euphrates to the Nile: WANA’s unresolved water disputesDecades of agreements and water-sharing deals have often exacerbated tensions rather than resolving themWritten by Raseef2222 February 2025
Nepali student's death in an Indian University raises questions about harassment and accountabilityThe tragic incident has sparked outrage in Nepal and IndiaWritten by Benju Lwagun21 February 2025
Indigenous-led journalism to strengthen the Tzeltal languageJuan Vázquez Méndez is training the youth to become local journalistsWritten by Juan Vázquez Méndez Translated by Teodora C. Hasegan21 February 2025