The letter from São Paulo’s peripheral neighborhoods to COP30
Global Voices
The letter from São Paulo’s peripheral neighborhoods to COP30
In total, about 30 proposals appear in the "Letter from the Peripheries on Commitments for the Climate – The Atmosphere is Tense!,” signed by 5...
Laura Jasper on the AI threat: It’s not just fake news, it’s personalized political warfare
Global Voices
Laura Jasper on the AI threat: It’s not just fake news, it’s personalized political warfare
Across Europe and the Indo-Pacific, hostile actors exploit a single, shared vulnerability: a high dependency on commercial platforms coupled with d...
This canal project aims to elevate Cambodia’s economy, but what does it mean for the Mekong? 
Global Voices
This canal project aims to elevate Cambodia’s economy, but what does it mean for the Mekong?
While the Cambodian government has insisted the canal is environmentally sustainable, it may not be the case for the Mekong waterway.
How local crises and social media influences are driving Moroccan students to China
Global Voices
How local crises and social media influences are driving Moroccan students to China
Economic precariousness and rising unemployment are pushing Moroccan Gen Z students to seek education and stability in China.
When algorithms bless the scammers: How Facebook and TikTok are failing Ethiopia’s poor
Global Voices
When algorithms bless the scammers: How Facebook and TikTok are failing Ethiopia’s poor
Ethiopia’s social media crisis is often framed around hate speech and misinformation. But scams thrive too — especially in under-served languages.
The singer without a stage: An Afghan artist leaves the country that raised him
Global Voices
The singer without a stage: An Afghan artist leaves the country that raised him
Afghan refugees in Pakistan face forced repatriation amidst stricter measures. Najeebullah Khitab, a singer raised in Pakistan, prepares to leave, ...
‘We are not waiting for permission to survive’: A Jamaican perspective on COP30 after Hurricane Melissa
Global Voices
‘We are not waiting for permission to survive’: A Jamaican perspective on COP30 after Hurricane Melissa
“What we need now is radical change. We need commitments. We need adaptation financing. We need Loss and Damage money […] now is not the time t...
Victorian parliament passes Australia’s first Indigenous treaty legislation
Global Voices
Victorian parliament passes Australia’s first Indigenous treaty legislation
"Yesterday Victoria signed a Treaty. Today the sun is rising, so I guess it didn't cause the end of the world."
The DRC’s Kivu-Kinshasa Green Corridor aims to create a new green economy for peace and sustainable development
Global Voices
The DRC’s Kivu-Kinshasa Green Corridor aims to create a new green economy for peace and sustainable development
Officials say the corridor will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, thereby providing more economic options so people are not pressured to join a...
Do you follow?: How technology can exacerbate ‘information disorder’ 
Global Voices
Do you follow?: How technology can exacerbate ‘information disorder’
“Technology inherits the politics of its authors, but almost all technology can be harnessed in ways that transcend these frameworks.”