Global Voices

The Cameroonian government's rice self-sufficiency policy has sparked enthusiasm among the country's rice farmers. In the northwest, rice farmers combine courage with determination every day to fulfil these national promises.

The Tor network is used by millions of users daily to securely access the internet, safeguard their right to information and freedom of expression, and avoid censorship or government surveillance.

As Iran went dark, who could speak - and who couldn't - reshaped how the world understood a nationwide uprising

With 127.7 million registered voters-including 64.8 million men, 62.9 million women, and 1,234 third-gender voters-the 13th National Parliamentary Election of Bangladesh represented one of the largest democratic exercises globally for 2026.

In recent years, Chinese international investment schemes have increasingly emphasized

From Kathmandu to Antananarivo, from Jakarta to Lima, a digital native generation is shaking the foundations of power and teaching the world that democracy's revival may come not from institutions, but from those who've lost faith in them.

Will the protests launched in 2025 mark the beginning of a journey towards reform or simply be the latest chapter in Nepal's long narrative of hope and disappointment?

Communities are organising to resist large-scale private extraction of sand and gravel from the Río Grande.