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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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Is it useful to talk to a dictator? Belarusian opposition have doubts
Maria Kalesnikava made several calls to negotiate with the Belarusian dictator. This goes against the usual policies of both the Belarusian opposition
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War, bloodshed, and legitimacy: Is Iran witnessing another internal coup?
As war, succession anxieties, and public grief converge, debates resurface about how Iran’s system reshapes itself under extreme internal and external
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Nepali poet Mani Lohani on life, literature, and the world of poetry
Sangita Swechcha of Global Voices interviewed Mani Lohani about his long career in writing and television journalism, his impact on Nepali poetry and fiction,
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Global Voices
2/10/2026
Women and young girls bear the brunt of Mali’s worsening security crisis
Since 2012, Mali has been in security turmoil with the emergence and expansion of several radical non-State armed groups. This situation disproportionately
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Global Voices
2/10/2026
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai receives a 20-year jail sentence
Jimmy Lai's sentence marks the harshest punishment among all prosecutions under the 2020 National Security Law, enacted by Beijing in Hong Kong.
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Global Voices
2/9/2026
The social media battlefield: Political campaigns in Bangladesh’s national elections
Bangladeshi political parties compete for Gen Z’s attention with viral content, while battling misinformation alongside street campaigning, as Facebook,
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Global Voices
2/8/2026
Malaysian journalist briefly detained for sedition over a question during a public lecture
"Can a journalist be deemed to have committed sedition or caused public mischief simply by asking a question at a public forum?
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Global Voices
2/5/2026
Life as a migrant ‘host’ in the red-light district of Chiang Mai, Thailand
“Living in Thailand, if you don’t have money, you can’t go anywhere. It’s like migrants need to have money all the time.”
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Global Voices
2/5/2026
Researchers in Africa are using AI to fill the global health care gap
Africa has 11 percent of the world’s population and 24 percent of the global disease burden, yet only 3 percent of the world’s health workers and less
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Global Voices
2/4/2026
Why Japan’s upcoming lower house election feels like a race to the bottom
As an ethnic Chinese, born and raised in Japan, I see the virtues of reticence and reserve being weaponized to hollow out our democracy, in particular
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Global Voices
2/3/2026
The upcoming election will determine the future of Bangladesh’s democracy and reform agenda
Three contradictions threaten Bangladesh’s democratic transition: flawed referendum mechanics, exclusionary digital campaigns, and systematic gender marginalisation,
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Global Voices
2/2/2026
Uganda’s first peace journalism awards redefine the media landscape
The PJF’s framework seeks to move the media beyond sensationalism toward peace and development-oriented reporting, emphasizing early identification of
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Global Voices
2/2/2026
Who deserves to know I am HIV positive?
“It is due to the stigma that my parents and siblings remain unaware of my HIV history. It’s been three years since the diagnosis, one year since I reached
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Global Voices
2/1/2026
Beyond the bylines: How Kant Kaw turned a dream into a 15-year fight for equality in Myanmar
“Women often carry heavier emotional burdens. Without mental resilience, it is easy to break so I protect myself carefully.”
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Global Voices
1/31/2026
Wasting renewable energy comes at a high cost for the Dominican Republic
By operating thermal plants above their limits and maintaining a grid with insufficient storage capacity, the DR wastes part of its clean energy and generates
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Global Voices
1/30/2026
Off the scales: A Kurdish tale of absent justice in Syria
From Afrin to Aleppo, one family’s homes become bargaining chips amid displacement, extortion, and the lingering threat of violence.
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