Global Voices

Artículos

• Combating the climate crisis to promote peace in Mali

  
  22 de enero, puesto en línea por Peace News
  Between 1970 and 2020, the country experienced at least 40 major climate shocks, with drought affecting around 400,000 people each year and reducing crop revenues by US$9.5 million annually, according to the World Bank.

• What does Tarique Rahman’s return after nearly 17 years in exile mean for Bangladesh?

  
  22 de enero, puesto en línea por Abhimanyu Bandyopadhyay
  Tarique Rahman’s return marks a defining moment for Bangladesh’s politics, energizing the Bangladesh Nationalist Party amid deep uncertainty, rising tensions, and an urgent search for democratic leadership.

• A Korean-Chinese women’s handmade Yanbian-style water tofu symbolizes family unity

  
  21 de enero, puesto en línea por Jo Carter
  When family members return home, tsodibi becomes the centerpiece of the meal — typically handmade by the women of the extended family, it symbolizes family unity and cooperation.

• Third World’s Stephen ‘Cat’ Coore, a Jamaican who straddled musical genres, dies at 69

  
  20 de enero, puesto en línea por Emma Lewis
  Coore expanded the language of reggae, weaving roots with jazz, soul, funk, classical discipline and global sounds, while never losing Jamaica’s heartbeat. His guitar [...] spoke stories, unity, love and consciousness.

• Meet Filip Ondrušek, the Austrian-Slavic chef who believes that local food reflects national history

  
  20 de enero, puesto en línea por Nevena Borisova
  “Modern reinterpretation of traditional dishes can maintain technical excellence while preserving the emotion, identity, and memories embedded in the food.”