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Novel ‘Le Sang du Pouvoir’ by Hubert Kolani delves into African power

In a world where criticism is seldom allowed, and journalists and essayists face significant risks in addressing the inner workings of power, fiction offers

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This Earth Day, meet some of the Caribbean’s national birds

“Birds are among the most visible symbols of our natural heritage, inspiring national pride and reminding us that our islands are home to extraordinary

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For AI to work for us, it will have to stop pretending to be us

Could there be a version of this technology that allows us, as feminists and human rights advocates, to engage with it without compromising our politics

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4/21/2026

When dry season never ends

In an era marked by intense transnational mobility, the uneven distribution of rights and experiences in host communities reflects underlying dynamics

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AI-ready data centers are booming in Indonesia but water woes loom

"Human needs, with water being a basic necessity, compete with the demands of data centers."

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4/20/2026

Africa has 2,000 languages. AI content moderation covers fewer than 20

The data-labelling industry relies heavily on workers in Kenya and Nigeria to annotate what AI systems learn. Those same workers rarely see their languages

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4/20/2026

Do social security allowances empower or disempower endangered Indigenous groups in Nepal?

Nepal’s social protection system supports vulnerable communities, yet gaps remain. Combining cash allowances with livelihood programs, inclusive policies,

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4/19/2026

Kazakhstan has a new constitution. What’s next?

There is a growing demand within civil society for the right to participate in legislative decisions and the expansion of rights.

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4/18/2026

Young men, masculinity and states of emergency in the Caribbean

The success of states of emergency are not often assessed by how such measures intersect with social dynamics — which in turn shape concepts of masculinity

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4/16/2026

Indonesia and the politics of platform governance

The relationship between governments and digital platforms is never simple. Governments can introduce regulations, but digital platforms also possess enormous

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4/17/2026

Hungary just held its most consequential election since 1989

With a historic turn-out of 79.5 percent, Hungary's election showed that democratic institutions can work. It was also a historic election in terms of

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4/17/2026

Language documentation needs community rights, consent, and recognition: Interview with Van Gujjari writer Taukeer Alam

Taukeer Alam, a writer of Van Gujjari, a vulnerable dialect with low documentation, shares the need for audio-visual documentation and safeguards to protect

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4/17/2026

AI warfare triggers Putin, as Kremlin moves to dismantle the last pieces of Russian internet

Telegram is blocked, VPNs are being chased after, but Putin suddenly talks about a national AI again.

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4/7/2026

The art of the non-apology: A conversation with former Bangladesh Home Minister

Interview with former Awami League Home Secretary Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, who is currently exiled in India, on the recent Bangladesh general election,

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4/8/2026

Lost in translation: How AI models impact low-resource language communities

If the status quo stays unchanged, communities of non-English speakers will continue to lose ground in the race to unlock AI’s potential.

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4/8/2026

Australian creatives push back against ‘AI theft’

"We are not going to sit idle while you devalue our work and degrade our society. Our work is not a free input to be fed into your machines."

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4/10/2026

When technology fails women: Online abuse and Nigeria’s digital weak points

When AI-generated harassment is treated as “engaging content,” it gets amplified, and women, especially women from the Global majority, become collateral

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4/10/2026

Extending authoritarianism through dynasty in Azerbaijan

The Azerbaijani media is softening the regime’s harsh authoritarian practices by contrasting them with images of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s family

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4/12/2026

Bangladesh’s energy crisis worsens as US's war on Iran drags on

As Iran-Israel-US tensions escalated into conflict and supply chains disrupted, Bangladesh is facing an energy crisis, heavily exposed by its reliance

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4/12/2026

Award-winning tragicomedic film by Croatian director traces the birth of fascism

Igor Bezinović’s film portrays the “pioneer” of Italian fascism, Gabriele D’Annunzio, through a critical lens, as befits the role model for the fascist

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Top 10 Portala

Novel ‘Le Sang du Pouvoir’ by Hubert Kolani delves into African power

This Earth Day, meet some of the Caribbean’s national birds

For AI to work for us, it will have to stop pretending to be us

When dry season never ends

AI-ready data centers are booming in Indonesia but water woes loom

Africa has 2,000 languages. AI content moderation covers fewer than 20

Do social security allowances empower or disempower endangered Indigenous groups in Nepal?

Kazakhstan has a new constitution. What’s next?

Young men, masculinity and states of emergency in the Caribbean

Indonesia and the politics of platform governance

Hungary just held its most consequential election since 1989

Language documentation needs community rights, consent, and recognition: Interview with Van Gujjari writer Taukeer Alam

AI warfare triggers Putin, as Kremlin moves to dismantle the last pieces of Russian internet

The art of the non-apology: A conversation with former Bangladesh Home Minister

Lost in translation: How AI models impact low-resource language communities

Australian creatives push back against ‘AI theft’

When technology fails women: Online abuse and Nigeria’s digital weak points

Extending authoritarianism through dynasty in Azerbaijan

Bangladesh’s energy crisis worsens as US's war on Iran drags on

Award-winning tragicomedic film by Croatian director traces the birth of fascism