Palestinian–Lebanese artist’s erotic comic ‘Titties’ chronicles the intimacies of modern dating
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Palestinian–Lebanese artist’s erotic comic ‘Titties’ chronicles the intimacies of modern dating
In ‘Titties,’ Palestinian-Lebanese artist Nour Hifaoui transforms personal encounters into provocative art, igniting conversations about desire...
What young Indigenous Brazilians think about climate change
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What young Indigenous Brazilians think about climate change
At the largest Indigenous collective action in Brazil, Acampamento Terra Livre (ATL), young people from several regions of the country talked about...
World Press Freedom Day: Caribbean media faces new challenges in the age of AI
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World Press Freedom Day: Caribbean media faces new challenges in the age of AI
Regional media organisations cite the “urgent” need to address the transformative impact of AI on journalism within the context of unique chall...
El Salvador's diaspora in the US ‘needs to wake up’ from Bukele's propaganda, Salvadoran–American journalist says
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El Salvador's diaspora in the US ‘needs to wake up’ from Bukele's propaganda, Salvadoran–American journalist says
“A lot of people were pro-Bukele until they realized that if they make a wrong step, they could end up in El Salvador's prison.”
‘Every silenced voice matters’: Defending press freedom in Myanmar
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‘Every silenced voice matters’: Defending press freedom in Myanmar
According to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), Myanmar ranks among the world’s worst jailers of journalists, alongside China and Israel.
Journalism in exile: Muwatin’s fight for independent media in the Gulf
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Journalism in exile: Muwatin’s fight for independent media in the Gulf
Exiled in London, Mohammed Al-Fazari leads Muwatin, a London-based independent media outlet reporting on Gulf issues, facing state censorship, fund...
Mizzima News: Surviving the junta and reporting Myanmar's ‘Spring Revolution’
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Mizzima News: Surviving the junta and reporting Myanmar's ‘Spring Revolution’
“Safety is the main challenge because anyone who is working for Mizzima News or who is known to work for us will be punished, arrested, and impri...
May Day or Detention Day? Turkey marks Labor Day
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May Day or Detention Day? Turkey marks Labor Day
Taksim square, considered a powerful symbol of labor rights and protest culture, is also an ideological battleground among governments that have ta...
Pahalgam attack raises tensions between India and Pakistan amid disinformation surge
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Pahalgam attack raises tensions between India and Pakistan amid disinformation surge
A deadly militant attack in Pahalgam Valley, in Indian-administered Kashmir, has rapidly increased tensions between the neighbors India and Pakista...
Trinidad & Tobago votes for change as party led by first woman prime minister wins by landslide
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Trinidad & Tobago votes for change as country’s first woman prime minister makes a triumphant return
​The snap election followed a period of political upheaval whereby former PM Keith Rowley resigned and appointed Stuart Young to the role without...