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Not your grandma’s Tai Chi: Master Sun reveals the truth behind the flow
For those who wish to learn Tai Chi, there are a few steps. Firstly, you practice forms. Once you master them, you focus on strength and movements. Finally,
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How corruption scandals in Croatia’s healthcare sector undermine democracy
Public outcry has been directed towards not only the amount of corruption within Croatian society, but also towards the government's apparent immobility
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yesterday
Watchdogs warn of lack of transparency in Côte d’Ivoire’s presidential candidate selection process
Côte d’Ivoire is preparing to hold its presidential elections in October 2025. With four candidates excluded, President Alassane Ouattara, 83, who has
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yesterday
Wursita: Paving a path to promote the Javanese language in digital spaces
On May 24–25, 2025, “Wursita” workshop gathered participants in Sleman, Yogyakarta to explore digital strategies for revitalizing Javanese, a widely spoken
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yesterday
Digital blackout: How internet shutdowns devastate the economy and daily life in North Waziristan, Pakistan
A ten-day internet and mobile shutdown in North Waziristan from July 7-17 severely disrupted the local economy, education, and businesses before partial
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Global Voices
8/2/2025
Goma: Mental health support for conflict victims required for sustainable peace in DRC
The trauma people experience during the conflict between the Congolese armed forces and the M23 Rebel Movement in eastern DRC isn’t just physical. The
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Global Voices
8/2/2025
Taiwan ponders why the mass recall of pro-China lawmakers failed
Antagonistic political rhetoric has fueled the pro-China conspiracy theory that the recall campaign was a means to consolidate the ruling party's power
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Global Voices
8/1/2025
Greek protesters block military cargo bound for Israel
In Athens, protesters attempted to block the loading of military cargo suspected to be bound for Israel, part of a growing wave of similar demonstrations
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Global Voices
8/1/2025
How Safety-by-Design tech can end technology-facilitated gender-based violence in Africa
A United Nations Women poll found that 58 percent of girls and young women have experienced at least one form of online harassment, often before they turn
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Global Voices
8/1/2025
Africa’s ambitious push for vaccine independence
Africa imports 99 percent of its vaccines, with seven of every 10 vaccines used in Africa currently being donated.
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8/1/2025
The ‘Next’ big thing? Turkey's new social platform faces scrutiny over ‘domestic’ label
The platform was described as the country's first “domestic social media application,” offering users a new generation of social media free from ads and
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Global Voices
8/1/2025
Global Voices News Quiz: Week of July 28 2025
Try your luck on this week's News Quiz, where you can test your knowledge of topics and events covered in recent Global Voices stories!
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Global Voices
7/31/2025
Moving to Africa? Check your privilege at the gate
"While the Year of Return has eagerly welcomed Black Americans and diasporans to live in Ghana, it’s still important to understand how their presence can
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Global Voices
7/31/2025
Russian photographer gets a draconian sentence for sending open source materials abroad
Who is Grigory Skvortsov, sentenced to 16 years in prison for treason, and why any Russian citizen could easily end up in his place
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Global Voices
7/31/2025
Indigenous Tharu fable gets new life in Nepal's ‘Budhani‘
Sanjib Chaudhary interviewed Nepali author, artist and activist, Indu Tharu, who translated and adapted Budhani, a novel based on a classic Tharu fable,
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Global Voices
7/31/2025
Displaced residents and concerned citizens appeal for peace amid the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict
"De-escalation is crucial to preventing a broader humanitarian crisis and restoring stability for communities on both sides."
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Global Voices
7/30/2025
Two years on: Evaluating President Tinubu's security strategy in Nigeria
As of 2024, the state experienced a 63 percent increase in terrorism-related deaths, and attacks rose from 48 to 73, a 52 percent increase. 
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Global Voices
7/30/2025
How political forces are reshaping Assam through mass evictions
The ongoing eviction of Bengali-speaking Muslim families in Assam, India, widely viewed as communally motivated, has led to widespread human rights vi
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Global Voices
7/30/2025
Plan to combat antisemitism in Australia stirs wide-ranging debate
“Under the guise of combatting antisemitism, new laws risk eroding core democratic principles, silencing legitimate dissent and redefining free speech
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Global Voices
7/29/2025
Tensions in Syria’s Sweida city are emblematic of wider national problems
As Sweida burns, Syria’s new rulers repeat old patterns, fueling sectarian conflict rather than fostering national unity.
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