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Pride marches challenge endemic homophobia in the Balkans

Safety and impunity for violence against LGBTQ+ people remain pressing concerns

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

26 June 2023

The war has spread to the territory of Russia. Authorities are ignoring it, there is chaos on the border

The authorities did not officially announce an evacuation

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe, Daria Dergacheva

6 June 2023

Russia may ban transgender transitioning

Experts and activists on how the life of trans people will change

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe, Daria Dergacheva

30 May 2023

Why don't global south postcolonial countries associate themselves with post-Soviet countries of Eastern Europe?

Russia’s invasion should be understood as both nationalist and imperialist

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

4 May 2023

Kosovo: Six attacks against journalists in December following escalating tensions

All six incidents occurred in Serb-majority municipalities in the north of Kosovo

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

6 January 2023

Opening of shipping routes from Ukraine will not abate commodity and food pressure on the Middle East and North Africa

Low harvests, destroyed equipment, occupied lands threaten global food supply

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

14 August 2022

War in Ukraine is fundamentally changing the relationship between the internet and geopolitics

War is cementing decade-long trends in internet governance and cyberwarfare

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

28 July 2022

The history of Turkey's unpopular hydroelectricity projects in Southeastern Anatolia

The Southeasternanatolia Development Project has prioritized economic development over history

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

19 July 2022

Iraq, Iran, and local residents continue to oppose Turkey's hydroelectric projects along the Tigris

Ilisu Dam on the Tigris provokes local and international resistance

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

19 July 2022

The Republic of Buryatia: invasion of Ukraine is an extension of Russia’s domestic dominance over the country's ethnic minorities

Ukrainians and Buryats share a history of Russian abuse

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

30 June 2022

China's wavering position on Russia's invasion of Ukraine threatens its legacy at home and abroad

China's ambiguous position on the Russian invasion prolongs the war

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

15 June 2022

Ukrainian government attempts to pass necessary but unpopular labor reforms under martial law

Despite war, the Ukrainian government is passing long-planned economic reforms

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

3 June 2022

The Ukrainian Marshall Plan: Norman Foster, central banks, and Russian yachts

The future of Ukraine's reconstruction is ambitious, but remains uncertain

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

25 May 2022

For acclaimed journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov, winning a Nobel Peace Prize offers no protection

Ressa and Muratov have become the target of increased state violence

Written by Mong Palatino, Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

5 May 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 crisis

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

28 March 2022

Fleeing Odessa, yet planning to return: How humanitarian organizations cope with the war in Ukraine

An interview with Ukrainian humanitarians forced to flee

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

18 March 2022

Can Ukraine's internet sustain longer-term attacks and destruction from Russia?

Ukraine's telecommunication networks are key to defending against Russia's invasion

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

10 March 2022

In the Czech Republic, ‘private sanctions’ increase Russophobia

Layers of historical Russophobia are now coming together

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

8 March 2022

Russia’s cyberwarfare remains limited, while Ukraine is crowdsourcing its own

Is Ukraine's cyberspace immunized or is worst yet to come?

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

8 March 2022

Following invasion of Ukraine, Russia declares war on its citizens

Vladimir Putin is occupying Ukrainians and Russians alike

Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

6 March 2022

Taiwan watches Ukraine closely wondering how the West would react in case of Chinese invasion

Current events could be an eerie foreshadowing of Taiwan's future

Written by Filip Noubel, Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

28 February 2022

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