Geopolitical power is shifting from West to East
USAID Suspension Has Far-Reaching Impacts in South Asia
The aid pause has left thousands of workers jobless and essential services suspended
The aid pause has left thousands of workers jobless and essential services suspended
Rethinking Global Anti-hunger Programs Amid US Funding Changes
The cuts are an opportunity to revisit how funds are spent.
The cuts are an opportunity to revisit how funds are spent
The Year of Reparations: What Does It Mean and What Should Africa Expect?
How do you apologise for one of the worst crimes to humanity?
How do you apologise for one of the worst crimes to humanity?
Georgian Food Goes International
'The New Yorker forecast the rise of the cuisine in 2019, and a mass appeal moment has finally arrived across Western Europe'
‘The New Yorker forecast the rise of the cuisine in 2019, and a mass appeal moment has finally arrived across Western Europe’
On Motherhood, Mother Tongues and Taco-Eating Dragons
The manic internal monologue of a privileged immigrant toddler mom at bedtime
The manic internal monologue of a privileged immigrant toddler mom at bedtime
Jamaican Diana McCaulay’s Latest Novel Discusses Enduring Issues of Family, Land and Identity
The narrative is infused with local folklore, customs, the beauty of the natural world and the Patwa expressions of Jamaica.
The narrative is infused with local folklore, customs, the beauty of the natural world and the Patwa expressions of Jamaica.
Come, Let Me Tell You About My Mother Tongue: Tamazight
Merely recognizing the existence of a language and culture may seem like a given, but this was not the case for Tamazight in Algeria
Merely recognizing the existence of a language and culture may seem like a given, but this was not the case for Tamazight in Algeria
For How Long? Aramaic Language and Its Enduring Legacy in Syria
Aramaic is a Semitic language with roots dating back over 3,000 years.
Aramaic is a Semitic language with roots dating back over 3,000 years.
‘A Piece of Home I Carry With Me’: What Our Mother Tongues Mean to Us
Members of the Global Voices community discuss the beauty of and injustices faced by their native languages.
Members of the Global Voices community discuss the beauty of and injustices faced by their native languages.
Development and Its Impact on Shorebirds in Anguilla
At least six of the species with diminishing numbers spend part of the year on the island
At least six of the species with diminishing numbers spend part of the year on the island
‘I Dream Of Seeing Children No Longer Afraid to Speak Their Own Language,’ Says Mayan Language Activist Nehemias Chablé
With newsletters, Chablé wants to strengthen Mayan language online
With newsletters, Chablé wants to strengthen Mayan language online
Venezuela: A Never-Ending Winter
Hope for Venezuela is seasonal, like spring overseas.
Hope for Venezuela is seasonal, like spring overseas
‘Embracing Imperfection Is Key to Artistic Evolution’: An Interview With Iranian Artist Sadegh Adham
'These works invite humanity on an aesthetic journey, free from political and social biases'
‘These works invite humanity on an aesthetic journey, free from political and social biases’
Gendered Food Insecurity Among Adolescents in African Communities
The prevalence of food inequality through conversations with two teenage girls.
The prevalence of food inequality through conversations with two teenage girls.
A Bill Reignites the Discussion on Same-Sex Unions in Peru
In Latin America, Peru is lagging behind on same-sex unions. Why is that?
In Latin America, Peru is lagging behind on same-sex unions. Why is that?