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When the government tells you that you cannot pray

1 week ago | news-decoder.com | Tauseef Ahmad |Sajid Raina

Restrictions on Muslim festivals in India have turned public prayer into an illegal act. People clash with police during the EID festival in Meerut, India. Photo courtesy of Tauseef Ahmad.
Tauseef Ahmad and Sajid Raina

1 week ago | news-decoder.com | Tauseef Ahmad |Sajid Raina

by Tauseef Ahmad and Sajid Raina | 17 Apr 2025 | Human Rights, India, Islam, Religion Restrictions on Muslim festivals in India have turned public prayer into an illegal act. People clash with police during the Eid-ul-Fitr festival in Meerut, India. (Photo courtesy of Tauseef Ahmad) This article was produced exclusively for News Decoder’s global news...
Can young people help save local newsrooms?

1 week ago | news-decoder.com | Marcy Burstiner

Can youth doing journalism help save local news media? Unfortunately, this isn’t a rhetorical question. The crisis around the world for local news outlets is so dire, people who understand the importance of unbiased news at the local level are looking for any and all solutions to save the industry. This is a worldwide phenomenon. Data collected by researcher Amy Watson in August 2023, for example, found that more news outlets in the UK closed than were launched.
Globalization peaked before Trump's tariffs

2 weeks ago | news-decoder.com | Alan Wheatley |Decoder Replay

Both the Covid pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine disrupted international supply chains. Many thought it was time to bring supplies closer to home. A container ship docked in Shenzhen, China.
When one voice becomes many

1 month ago | news-decoder.com | Katharine Lake Berz

Marvin Dunn’s unlikely revolution in Republican Florida. Marvin Dunn marching in Florida on 16 March 2025. (Credit: Katherine Lake Berz) This article was produced exclusively for News Decoder’s global news service.
Surveilled, censored and in jail cells

1 month ago | news-decoder.com | Sajad Hameed |Qazi Shibli

India might be the world’s largest democracy, but journalists there lack the press protections their counterparts find in smaller democracies.
Sajad Hameed and Qazi Shibli

1 month ago | news-decoder.com | Sajad Hameed |Qazi Shibli

by Sajad Hameed and Qazi Shibli | 17 Mar 2025 | India, Journalism India might be the world’s largest democracy, but journalists there lack the press protections their counterparts find in smaller democracies. Fahad Shah, founder and editor of news portal The Kashmir Walla, hugs a colleague at his residence on the outskirts of...
Top Tips: That info you found. You sure of the source?

1 month ago | news-decoder.com | Madison Dapcevich

It is hard to tell if information has been aggregated when you find it on the internet. Getting a story right means tracking down the original source.
When soldiers march in on your city

1 month ago | news-decoder.com | Enock Wanderema

M23 rebel forces took over the largest city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Residents who have not fled now wait to see what’s next. M23 rebels enter Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo,16 February 2025.
Can U.S. tariffs sour Canada's "Sweet Kiss"?

1 month ago | news-decoder.com | Susanne Courtney

Maple syrup is linked to Canada’s national identity and economy. Threats of U.S. tariffs makes the trade relationship between the two nations quite sticky. Steam escaping from an evaporator in the author’s Sugar Shack.