For Syrians who fled to Sudan seeking safety, the war has reopened old wounds and exposed new gaps in protection.

When I think about the theme artist title, I don’t think about being the first Black anything. [It's] about telling Althea Gibson’s story...she’s the blueprint for Black women in tennis.” ...

Everything was going in the villagers’ favor until the Kazakh government intervened and amended the regulations governing the mandatory distance between hazardous plants and residential areas.

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Is the state relying on shutdowns because it cannot secure networks, or because separatist groups’ offline capabilities have ...

Global Voices needs help from people who are sick of the rise of strongman politics dismantling aid and pushing for AI in ...

For many citizens in state-described urban “hotspots,” calling the police feels less like a right and more like a gamble.

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It just feels good to have a connection to an African country as an African-American, as a Black American. Because back in America, we don’t have anything to trace our roots to but Africa." ...

Many agreements protect Africa's rights and sovereignty over resources, but companies often find loopholes that allow them to ...

Our goal isn’t just to teach language. It’s to create pride and connection—especially for younger Karen who grew up ...