2015 Special Coverage · Global Voices

This year our borderless, largely volunteer community took you around the world covering inspiring and heartbreaking stories of creativity, resilience, and resistance.
With trash piling in capital city Beirut's streets, Lebanon is witnessing its largest protest in recent history as tens of thousands are gathering to tell their government: “you stink.”
The whistleblowing site has released documents that offer insight into the Saudi government's dealings in the region.
Leaked audio recordings seem to confirm long-held suspicions of government corruption in Macedonia.
Three months into the Saudi-led war in the Arab world's poorest country,  8 out of 10 Yemenis are in need of humanitarian assistance.
While Nepal is still struggling to grasp the quake's impact, people on the ground are trying to broaden the media's focus beyond stories of loss.
RuNet Echo presents this big data and infographics project explaining how Russians and Ukrainians talk about their presidents, Vladimir Putin and Petro Poroshenko, on Twitter.
The Cuban and US governments have announced a historic thaw in relations. Global Voices is making sure the world hears what Cuban citizens have to say about it.
Police have cleared the sit-in sites, but protesters haven't given up their demand that China allow the city to hold free elections in 2017.