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yesterday
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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yesterday
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
yesterday
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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11/3/2025
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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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Global Voices
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
11/2/2025
Chinese demand for sacred Buddha Chitta seeds leads to industry boom in Nepal
Buddha Chitta mala (also referred to as Bodhichitta mala) is a type of prayer bead necklace revered in Tibetan Buddhism. Chinese demand for the beads has
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Global Voices
11/2/2025
Is Turkey a state of law?
If the Minguzzi case shines a light on general institutional frailty, the prosecutions of prominent figures in the opposition CHP demonstrate how legal
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Global Voices
11/2/2025
How India's higher judiciary is steadily advancing transgender rights amid global anti-trans backlash
At a time when global backlash against transgender rights is surging, the Supreme Court of India is moving towards the  “full realization" of equality
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Global Voices
11/1/2025
Locals unite to stop the plunder and privatisation of Mexico's emblematic river in Oaxaca
Communities are organising to resist large-scale private extraction of sand and gravel from the Río Grande.
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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
10/31/2025
Trinidad’s border communities face rising citizen security risks amid U.S.-Venezuela tensions
For decades, the waters between Trinidad and Venezuela have supported fishing and small-scale trade. Today, they flow along a geopolitical fault line that
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Global Voices
10/30/2025
Tight budgets and bureaucracy hamper efforts to fight Tuberculosis in Indonesia
Indonesia has the second-highest number of tuberculosis cases in the world, yet many are still unaware of the disease and its deadly consequences.
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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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Global Voices
10/27/2025
Two women candidates try their luck in the Ivory Coast’s 2025 presidential elections
Côte d'Ivoire held its presidential elections on October 25, 2025. Two women, including a former First Lady, were among the five candidates seeking the
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Global Voices
10/26/2025
In Ecuador, the river never forgets — nor do the communities
In March 2025, more than 25,000 barrels of crude oil polluted the rivers of Esmeraldas, Ecuador. The government arrived quickly, but left even faster.
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