Global Voices5 min citite
Does ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ Conquer The Game World With Its Free Spirit Or China’s Soft Power?
Some believe that China's desire to promote its soft power has contributed to the game's popularity, others see the creating team's will to confront the destiny of the gaming sector.
Global Voices6 min citite
Why Aren't Caribbean Artists Better Funded?
A series of recent, sizeable grants from a US-based arts and humanities foundation has regional artists hoping that this endorsement will inspire regional financial investors to follow suit.
Global Voices4 min citite
Regional Award Honoring Milan Mladenović Highlights Creativity Of Young Rock Bands From Former Yugoslavia
The five finalists of Milan Mladenović Award contest include young performers and bands, representing the avant garde of contemporary music in the region of former Yugoslavia, chosen by an international jury.
Global Voices7 min citite
How Did A Hong Kong Judge Find Media Outlet Stand News A Seditious ‘Tool’ To Smear Beijing?
The appointed judge said: The line [Stand News] took was to support and promote HK autonomy. It became a tool to smear and vilify the Central Authorities and HK Government.
Global Voices5 min citite
I Tried Online Therapy In Uganda, But Is It An Accessible Mental Health Alternative For Everyone?
"[T]eletherapy is still in its infancy in Uganda. It allows individuals to receive therapy and counselling services anonymously from licensed professionals via video conferencing, phone calls, or online messaging."
Global Voices4 min citite
Bridging Biology And Art: An Interview With Nigerian Artist Samuel Ubong
“My artwork captures the paradox of life's brevity and nature's infinite rhythms.” The artist tells this story from the first to the last painting in his "Metanoia" series.
Global Voices5 min citite
Operation Knock Knock: On The Hunt For Dissident Voices In Venezuela
Amidst Venezuela's highest repression peak, Operation Knock Knock is a doxxing campaign sponsored by the Venezuelan regime to threaten and persecute voters, journalists, activists and political and community leaders.
Global Voices5 min citite
VenApp, The Chavista App Co-opted For Harassment In Venezuela
Nicolás Maduro's regime uses an app for doxxing to expose citizens and illegally detain them, violating the rights of Venezuelans who demand transparency in the results of the presidential election.
Global Voices4 min citite
How Can Moldova Unite The Country Amid Russian Pressure?
The report’s authors called on Western partners to support Moldova’s struggling independent media and encourage the creation of trustworthy Russian-language media outlets
Global Voices5 min citite
Chinese Electric Car Production Kicks Off In Uzbekistan
The Uzbek government says it will give incentives for both consumers and producers of electric and hybrid cars until 2030.
Global Voices5 min citite
Armenia's Path Out Of Russia's Orbit
A series of decisions taken by the government of Armenia in recent years signals the country moving further out of Russia's orbit of influence.
Global Voices3 min citite
Twenty-five New Cases Of Whooping Cough In A Week In North Macedonia, Mostly Unvaccinated Babies Affected
“It's essential to remember the lives at stake, especially our little ones. Vaccines against pertussis have proven to be safe and effective, and every action we take today shapes the health of tomorrow."
Global Voices3 min citite
From MENA To WANA: Why Terminologies Matter
By adopting WANA to describe the vast interconnected geographical region, we can better honor its rich diversity and the people who call it home.
Global Voices4 min citite
‘Crisis And Revival Of The Tatar National Movement’: An Interview With Opposition Media Editor
Tatar publicist and editor-in-chief of the magazine Poistine, Ruslan Aysin is facing criminal charges in Russia for “rehabilitating Nazism.” This is retaliation for his opposition to the invasion of Ukraine.
Global Voices5 min citite
Why Do Girls And Women Keep Dying In Turkey?
A confession by one of the detained village residents brought further horror to a story that is all too familiar in a country that withdrew from Istanbul Convention in 2021
Global Voices3 min citite
‘Peringatan Darurat’: Youth-led Protest Against Corruption And Nepotism In Indonesia
"The Peringatan Darurat movement represents a significant moment in Indonesian politics, demonstrating the power of social media to rapidly mobilise mass protests."
Global Voices4 min citite
Paralympics Ceremony In Syria Faces Backlash And Censorship Amid Accusations Of Paganism
The use of an Olympic torch at Idlib’s Paralympics ceremony led to backlash from extremist groups and the suspension of the event.
Global Voices6 min citite
Côte D'Ivoire: LGBTQ+ Community Is Legally But Not Socially Accepted
Although homosexuality isn't a criminal offense in the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, the LGBTQ+ community has no legal protections there. Given this legal uncertainty, queer individuals remain isolated from society.
Global Voices5 min citite
Shaping Nepal's Reading Culture: An Interview With Saguna Shah, Founder Of BOOkahOlics
Global Voices interviewed Saguna Shah, founder of bOOkahOlics, Nepal’s largest online book club, to explore her impact on transforming Nepal’s reading culture and connecting Nepali readers.
Global Voices4 min citite
Making Documentaries For Select Audiences: Interview With Nepali Filmmaker Rajan Kathet
To understand the challenges and joys of documentary filmmaking — a rare profession in Nepal — Global Voices spoke to Rajan Kathet, a Kathmandu-based filmmaker.
Global Voices4 min citite
Georgian Lawmakers Inch Closer To Final Approval Of Anti-LGBTQ+ Law
Critics have pointed out that laws like the one adopted by Russia in 2013 to “protect children from information advocating a denial of traditional family values” have also increased hate crimes.
Global Voices3 min citite
Ahead Of Its Controversial Elections, Tunisia Bans Magazine Jeune Afrique For Criticizing The President
With most opposition candidates arrested or banned, and Jeune Afrique censored, Tunisia’s upcoming elections signal a bleak future for its democracy.
Global Voices4 min citite
The Murder Of A Young Girl In Ethiopia Reveals TikTok’s Content Moderation Failures
Despite TikTok's policy prohibiting AI-generated content featuring individuals under 18 — whether real or fictional — videos featuring the likeness of the victim, Heaven Awot, proliferated across TikTok and other platforms ...
Global Voices5 min citite
Covering Ukraine from Kyiv: Interview with Ukrainian-American journalist Peter Zalmayev
Amidst widespread “Ukraine-fatigue,” how can people tell its story in a compelling way? Global Voices spoke to Kyiv-based Ukrainian-American journalist Zalmayev before he embarks on a tour of Africa.
Global Voices6 min citite
Jamaican Safiya Sinclair, Author Of ‘How To Say Babylon,’ Reflects On Her Journey
“It was always about saying no to Babylon [...] a huge part of our childhood, figuring out the binary of us versus them, inside the house versus outside the gate.”
Global Voices2 min citite
Meet The Third Generation Of Mayan Languages Digital Activism Fellows!
The third cohort of the ADLM Program are speakers of the Yucatec Mayan, Ch'ol, Tseltal and Tsotsil languages.
Global Voices5 min citite
China’s Top Nationalist Influencer Hu Xijin Silenced For Over A Month, But Very Few Miss Him
Hu Xijin, the former chief editor of the Chinese-state-funded Global Times and a prominent nationalist commentator, has been quiet on social media for over one month, since he critiqued party policy. 
Global Voices7 min citite
Precision Agriculture: A Passion For Togolese PhD Student Aicha Biaou
Aicha Biaou is a young Togolese PhD candidate in Precision Agriculture at Oklahoma State University specializing in soil and water resource management to revolutionize agriculture.
Global Voices4 min citite
Pacific Leaders’ Statement Removes Taiwan Reference After China Complaint
China intervened in the annual Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), insisting Pacific leaders remove any mention of Taiwan from their communique on the forum.
Global Voices6 min citite
Line Of Conflict Shifts From The Donbas In Ukraine To Mali In The Sahel
Owing to the actors involved and the leading figures’ objectives, the July 27 attack in Tinzaouaten was a vivid reproduction of the Donbas in the Sahel.
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