Peruvian farmer loses climate case against fossil fuel giant, but paves way for future action
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Peruvian farmer loses climate case against fossil fuel giant, but paves way for future action
"[It was] like a microcosm of the world’s problems between people of the southern and the northern hemisphere, between the poor and the rich," th...
‘What is happening in Gaza is a genocide’: Brazil’s President Lula da Silva reinforces criticism of Israel in South America
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‘What is happening in Gaza is a genocide’: Brazil’s President Lula da Silva reinforces criticism of Israel in South America
After the Israeli Embassy in Brazil called criticism over the war in Gaza ”antisemitic,” President Lula da Silva reinforced his position. Argen...
Jailed Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong faces new foreign collusion charges
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Jailed Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong faces new foreign collusion charges
Wong has spent over 1,600 days in detention since November 23, 2020. He could face a maximum life imprisonment with the foreign collusion charge.
‘Cinema can reflect heal and humanize’: Interview with Lanre’ Obisesan, a Nigerian-American filmmaker
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‘Cinema can reflect heal and humanize’: Interview with Lanre’ Obisesan, a Nigerian-American filmmaker
"I wanted to tell a story about resilience in the face of quiet hopelessness, Not through news headlines or oversimplified narratives, but through ...
Bridging cultures: How Korean passion is shaping a new generation in Egypt
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Bridging cultures: How Korean passion is shaping a new generation in Egypt
Three young Egyptians turn their love for Korean culture into careers in translation, cuisine, and digital influence.
Breaking Boundaries: Archana Thapa on women and publishing in Nepal
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Breaking Boundaries: Archana Thapa on women and publishing in Nepal
Sangita Swechcha interviewed Nepali author, editor, and publisher Archana Thapa to understand her work in amplifying marginalised voices and the r...
A niche publisher is using Asian literature to bring Taiwan and Japan closer to Ukraine
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A niche publisher is using Asian literature to bring Taiwan and Japan closer to Ukraine
The Ukraine-based Safran publishing house focuses on niche literature: Asian books in Ukrainian translation. Global Voices interviewed its founder ...
Painting as a shelter: Spanish artist Bárbara Alegre on art, grief, and emotional healing
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Painting as a shelter: Spanish artist Bárbara Alegre on art, grief, and emotional healing
In a world overwhelmed by conflict, overstimulation, and emotional fatigue, Bárbara Alegre’s paintings offer a rare counterpoint: stillness, sof...
‘I sold my iris; now what?’: What drives Brazilians to hand over their unique, personal data
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‘I sold my iris; now what?’: What drives Brazilians to hand over their unique, personal data
Residents of São Paulo's outskirts explained why they chose to give over their personal data to the World ID project. Around 400,000 Brazilia...
Syrian narratives over President Ahmed al-Sharaa
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Syrian narratives over President Ahmed al-Sharaa
The Civic Media Observatory looks into narratives surrounding Syria's transitional president in the aftermath of his toppling of the tyrannica...