The organizer said: “We’re not able to make as much noise anymore.”
Guns, Gags and Trolls: Disinformation and Censorship Are Shaping the India-Pakistan Conflict
"In information warfare, perception is the battlefield. "
“In information warfare, perception is the battlefield.”
Digital Erasure: How Social Media Platforms Are Silencing Palestinians in 2024
A new report shows how Palestinian voices are being silenced online just as global attention is most needed to document war crimes.
A new report shows how Palestinian voices are being silenced online just as global attention is most needed to document war crimes.
Tobago’s Coral Reefs Brace for ‘Imminent Threat’
Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease is ‘wreaking havoc on coral reefs in the Caribbean’
Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease is ‘wreaking havoc on coral reefs in the Caribbean’
In the Llanos Orientales, Seduction Is Another Weapon of War
I thought I’d found love. In reality, I was being trapped into forced recruitment by a web of manipulation.
I thought I’d found love. In reality, I was being trapped into forced recruitment by a web of manipulation
Understanding Nigeria’s Increasing Heat Levels
The Earth is our only planet. Together, let’s take care of it.
The Earth is our only planet. Together, let’s take care of it.
The CIA Is Trying to Recruit Chinese Spies for the US Government. Chinese Citizens Don’t Seem Interested
The videos tap into anxieties around China's decade-long corruption crackdowns
The videos tap into anxieties around China’s decade-long corruption crackdowns
Pacific Media Groups Cite AI, Censorship, and Limited Resources as Key Challenges in Their Work
Media groups across the region marked World Press Freedom Day with various initiatives
Media groups across the region marked World Press Freedom Day with various initiatives
The Congo Basin, a Vital Home for Global Biodiversity Is at Risk
The Congo Basin is one of the world’s last carbon sinks and a vital home to biodiversity
The Congo Basin is one of the world’s last carbon sinks and a vital home to biodiversity
What Young Indigenous Brazilians Think About Climate Change
The sun burns, the rivers run dry, and crops disappear: the climate crisis is rewriting daily life for Indigenous people
The sun burns, the rivers run dry, and crops disappear: the climate crisis is rewriting daily life for Indigenous people
Gains and Gaps in Gender Equality in North Macedonia
Significant disparities emerge among the individual indicators of gender equality analyzed by the World Economic Forum
Significant disparities emerge among the individual indicators of gender equality analyzed by the World Economic Forum
A Political Battle Over India’s Holy Rivers
Indian populist leaders push a narrative that fuses religion, politics, and environmental issues.
Indian populist leaders push a narrative that fuses religion, politics, and environmental issues.
Brazilian Trans Women Parliamentarians Categorized as ‘Male’ on Their US Visas
Visas issued by the US government under Donald Trump use the male term, even though the politicians' documents recognise their female gender.
Visas issued by the US government under Donald Trump use the male term, even though the politicians’ documents recognise their female gender.
‘The War Marks Our Writing, but It Does Not Define It’: Interview With Ukrainian Poet Iryna Shuvalova
Queer writing in Ukraine still retains limited visibility.
Queer writing in Ukraine still retains limited visibility.
From Uganda to Sri Lanka: The Fight for LGBTQ+ Equality and Freedom
An interview with Time100's Rosanna Flamer-Caldera and Frank Mugisha.
An interview with Time100’s Rosanna Flamer-Caldera and Frank Mugisha.
In Russia, Dozens of Volunteers Are Working to Save Bat Populations
Animal-lovers are rehabilitating bats and even holding ‘graduation’ ceremonies for them
Animal-lovers are rehabilitating bats and even holding ‘graduation’ ceremonies for them