News
11.1.2021 a les 12:30h
Recent confirmation of a prison sentence for Bashkir activist Airat Dilmukhametov has again highlighted the dangers of raising one’s voice for the rights of stateless nations and peoples in Russia. The Volga republics —such as Bashkortostan and Tatarstan—, Caucasus, and Crimea account for most of the cases. Keep reading
News
29.12.2020 a les 10:15h
Three articles on Nagorno-Karabakh are among the 10 most read in Nationalia among those published in 2020. New articles on linguistic diversity have been the other major focus of interest among our readers, along with some background analysis on countries that are not usually make headlines. Thank you all for reading, and we hope that next year will be better than the one we are closing. Keep reading
“The predatory capitalist system is putting at risk the lives not only of our communities, but of the entire planet. In the face of this, it is important to take into account that women are the caretakers of life, and this puts us in the front line in the struggle for the defence of collective rights.” ... Keep reading
Laure Tindao / François Eïra Kare
Kanak activists
News
3.12.2020 a les 10:15h
It was a night drive across a road littered with burnt-out cars. Drivers on both directions steered around potholes left by bombing or cattle blocking the way, but all had their lights turned off. Keep reading
Western Sahara’s war has been active for 45 years, although there has been a relative calm since the cessation of hostilities signed in 1991. However, since Morocco broke the ceasefire on 13 November in Guerguerat, on the border between Mauritania and Western Sahara, the echo of the bombs sounds again in the desert. Keep reading
