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Georgian warriors for Ukraine offer courage, sacrifice, and resistance
“The pro-Russian policies in Georgia will end only with Russia’s defeat in Ukraine. The future of Georgia itself is tied to this war.”
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20h
Do all corridors lead to Haifa?
India’s growing role and Israel’s creeping strategies reshape regional corridors, marginalizing Iran from trade routes and global geopolitical equatio
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yesterday
GV Insight: Bridging Asia’s climate divide
Learn more about the Climate Justice Fellowship here and follow the conversation live on YouTube on September 18, 2025, 4 pm WIB / 9 am UTC / 5 pm CST
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yesterday
Georgia's political turmoil remains on full display
From arrests and repressive actions towards the media and civil society, to purges in the civil service and intimidation, the rift between the government
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Global Voices
9/14/2025
How a Japanese girl group is redefining feminism for a new generation
The acceptance of the need for girls to fight against “Nos” in society will likely have an impact on the development of feminism in Japan.
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Global Voices
9/14/2025
Normalizing surveillance in daily life
“ ... Often, those who need the most support may have the least control over how or when their data is being used.” 
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9/14/2025
Exploring the informal plastic waste recycling industry in Yaounde, Cameroon
Cameroon's informal waste collection workers have come to play a crucial role in supplementing the country's official waste processing industry; however,
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Global Voices
9/13/2025
Explainer: Turkey's main opposition party faces state-appointed trustee
Should the court rule that violations did indeed happen, it would nullify all decisions taken by the party's current leadership since the congress. 
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Global Voices
9/13/2025
Culture or Cruelty: Can the international community put an end to female genital mutilation?
In parts of the world, being a girl still comes with one of the most brutal rites imaginable: Female genital mutilation. This practice remains deeply rooted
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Global Voices
9/12/2025
From war to hope to despair: The Afghan deportation crisis
Despite having battled many life-threatening situations, Afghans still haven’t entered the safe and stable future they had hoped for.
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Global Voices
9/12/2025
For the first time in its history, Brazil sentences military officers and a former president for attempting a coup d’état
In her vote, Justice Cármen Lúcia stated this case “pulses a Brazil that hurts, and it is almost an encounter between Brazil with its past, its present
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Global Voices
9/12/2025
How fossil fuel dependency keeps Nigerians in darkness
Nigeria generates only about 4,000 to 5,000 megawatts of power on most days for its over 200 million citizens — just over half of the country’s estimated
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