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Global Voices

Citizen media stories from around the world. The first global community-based newsroom. We build bridges and global understanding.
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Waves of violent attacks leave thousands dead in north-central Nigeria
The rising insecurity in Kwara State and North-central Nigeria has been linked to different factors such as farmer-herders clashes, the emergence of new
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The invasion of Ukraine accelerates Kazakhstan’s turn toward linguistic sovereignty
The 2023–2029 Language Policy Concept aims to expand the use of Kazakh across science, IT, media, and governance, including the transition from the Cyrillic
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yesterday
The AI divide: Can the West foster a fair and democratic process for AI governance?
...AI is forecast to contribute USD 15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, with the majority of benefits going to high-income nations. This disparity
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yesterday
The silent crisis of Cameroon’s ransom-fueled war
A social uprising in Cameroon’s English speaking regions degenerated into a profitable business: Armed groups now sustain this crisis through a brutal
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yesterday
Macau independent news outlet announces closure following government deregistration
Citing “increasing pressure and risk,” the Chinese-language, independent media outlet, All About Macau, has announced its closure.
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Global Voices
11/6/2025
The world is preparing to rebuild Gaza but few are ready for the climate cost
The ceasefire may have silenced the bombs, but it has not ended the damage to the land, the water, or the atmosphere we all share.
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Global Voices
11/5/2025
India’s top court moves to regulate comedians and influencers’ speech
A recent Supreme Court ruling exemplifies judicial efforts to ensure accountability in digital spaces where stand-up comedy and influencer content often
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Global Voices
11/4/2025
Lesson from Thailand's Huai Hin Lad Nai: How integrating Indigenous wisdom can aid disaster response
Debates continue about the role of traditional knowledge in disaster prevention and whether Indigenous communities should be given a larger role in disaster
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Global Voices
11/4/2025
Here comes the sun: Exploring solar potential in Nepal
Due to heavy Chinese investment and development in the renewables sector, solar is better and cheaper than ever, making it a viable solution to Nepal’s
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Global Voices
11/4/2025
Reimagining beauty and humor: Marc Dennis on turning masterpieces into living conversations
“I often infuse my paintings with my sense of humor, or as others would say, my sense of sarcasm, wit, or irony.”
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Global Voices
11/4/2025
Child begging in the Sahel reflects precarious circumstances of region facing multiple crises
In the major cities of Central Sahel countries, such as Niamey, Bamako, and Ouagadougou, children are forced to beg on the streets, often in the name of
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Global Voices
11/3/2025
Green loans in Africa raise concerns about economic sovereignty
Economists warn that while China’s new funds may ease Africa’s energy poverty, they have not addressed the underlying risks of debt, transparency, and
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Global Voices
11/3/2025
Support Global Voices’ Behind the Story fundraising challenges campaign
The funds raised through this Challenge campaign will help us sustain the Newsroom’s support structure through the end of the year.
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11/3/2025
Women guards of Kaziranga brave all challenges to protect wildlife in India
“Van Durgas,” the female forest guards of Kaziranga National Park, come from rural communities, bravely protecting wildlife and habitats while defying
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Global Voices
10/31/2025
Hong Kong artist Steven Tang brings local signature dishes to life through culinary art
The self-taught artist draws everyday Hong Kong cuisine to share his passion for food and capture fading flavors, which are often being lost as the city
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Global Voices
10/29/2025
Venezuela's Nobel Peace Prize highlights the country’s democratic struggle
The Nobel Committee recognized Machado's leadership during the Venezuelan 2024 presidential election: she spearheaded one of Venezuela’s most ambitious
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Global Voices
10/29/2025
What does peace journalism mean to journalists in East Africa?
...peace journalism focuses on structural causes of conflict, multiparty interactions, and opportunities for peacemaking through careful attention to word
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Global Voices
10/28/2025
Wikimedia Community Ireland and Rising Voices collaborate for a Gaeilge language digital activism workshop at the National Library of Ireland
Rising Voices teamed up with Wikimedia Ireland Community for a one-day workshop to create a roadmap for the Irish language online.
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Global Voices
10/28/2025
Messaging through Hurricane Melissa
I know what's happening on the ground in Jamaica thanks to WhatsApp — ordinarily, a quick and convenient means of staying in touch; under threat of natural
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Global Voices
10/27/2025
Madagascar’s education crisis: A system on the edge
Education in Madagascar is facing a number of severe challenges. Poor infrastructure, a lack of materials, difficult learning environments, and a severe
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