Concerns grow as Jamaica ends Cuban medical programme · Global Voices
Feature image created by Janine Mendes-Franco using Canva Pro elements. Perhaps Jamaicans should have seen this coming when the government, […]
Who deserves to know I am HIV positive? · Global Voices
A medical report shows an undetectable viral load. Illustration by Minority Africa, used with permission. This story was written by
Women and young girls bear the brunt of Mali’s worsening security crisis · Global Voices
Protest in Mali against violence towards women. Screenshot from the video “Protests in Mali against violence towards women” on the
Healing a region: How healthcare is bringing peace to Arauca, Colombia · Global Voices
MSF set up mobile clinics in villages affected by the conflict and where access to healthcare is insufficient. In this
Social networks fuel youth mobilization on Argentina’s streets · Global Voices
Students protest with a banner saying ‘Science and public university are people’s rights.’ Photo by Diario UNO, used with permission.
Central Asia takes on smog · Global Voices
Kyrgyzstan’s capital, Bishkek, covered in smog. Photo by Elina Turalyeva. Used with permission. This article was written by Olga Loginova
Disease, drought, and conflict: How Yemenis are adapting to a compounding crisis · Global Voices
ICRC’s projects provided solar energy and clean water for hundreds of thousands of Yemenis in 2025 alone — vital for
The seed guardian of Brazil’s Caatinga · Global Voices
Geraldo Gomes’s seed house. Photos by Denise Matsumoto, used with permission. This article was published on January 29, 2026, by
Reporting when the internet goes dark: How journalists find workarounds when cut off · Global Voices
Image from iMEdD, used with permission. This article by Elli Kostika, Katerina Voutsina, and Kelly Kiki is an excerpt from
Who is talking about artificial intelligence in Ecuador? · Global Voices
From left to right: Mónica Reinoso (Defensoría del Pueblo), Susana Cadena (Datalat), Carlos E. Flores (Openlab), Marco Insuasti (Mintel) and
AI cameras are surveilling the roads in Dhaka, Bangladesh · Global Voices
Two security cameras mounted on a pole. Representative image by user Atypeek Dgn via Pexels. Used under a Pexels License.
How AI is upgrading African dictatorship · Global Voices
Illustration showing a dictator using surveillance and automated control to watch, predict, and suppress citizens. Illustration by Khalid Bencherif. Used