#global-south

#global-south

Western societies must recognize their own issues with censorship rather than solely focusing on the perceived failings of others.

Trump's withdrawal from global agreements presents an opportunity for the EU to enhance its role in global health and climate initiatives.

Happiness trajectories differ globally; the U-shape curve is less applicable in low-income, rural communities.

The exhibition showcases migration stories through animation and comics, emphasizing perspectives from the global south.

It critiques dominant narratives about migration that are often shaped by those in the global north.

The documentary highlights the systematic challenges faced by Ivorians seeking to migrate, emphasizing the emotional and bureaucratic toll of the visa application process.

TikTok continues to thrive as a powerful platform for creators, especially in the Global South, showcasing community resilience and creativity.

The Global South enjoys greater work-life satisfaction compared to the EU, signaling a need for change in European attitudes.

Indonesia is becoming a significant source of Catholic priests, with many being ordained and sent overseas.

The focus on marginalized voices in 20th-century art highlights the contributions from the Global South.

₿trust is enhancing Bitcoin's open-source ecosystem by funding developers from the Global South with grants and mentorship.

Climate litigation in the Global South is on the rise, shedding light on unique challenges and opportunities in these regions.

Rising interest rates are significantly impacting emerging and developing countries, leading to a decrease in financial flows and hindering growth.

TechCrunch interviews remarkable women in AI to highlight their contributions often overlooked in the industry.

Brazil under President Lula is positioning itself as a global leader for the interests of the global south.

Lula's foreign policy focuses on nonalignment, seeking to balance engagement between major powers without picking a side.

The European Parliament has paid little attention to most countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America in their speeches since 2019, with a focus on global conflicts and competition.

The Venice Biennale's recognition can significantly impact the visibility and value of artists, especially Indigenous and self-taught artists from the Global South.