World
A Journalist, Editor, Survivor, Lawyer And Academic Weigh In On What's Holding Back #MeToo In Australia
From nondisclosure agreements to the threat of defamation, survivors are silenced in Australia.
Gina Rushton
29 Astonishing Facts About Nature That I Actually Can't Believe Are True
There's a freaking snake that is LYING about being a spider!
Sam Cleal
The American Internet Sucks. The Alternative Is China.
In a fragmenting world, will governments choose ruthless digital order over chaotic digital freedom?
Joseph Bernstein
I Got A Text From A Russian Wanted By The FBI About Trump’s Impeachment Inquiry
“DC does not give a shit about Ukraine. It is a tool in their political fight. An object. A dildo with which Dems and GOP fuck each other,” Konstantin Kilimnik told BuzzFeed News.
Christopher Miller
The Firefighter In A Viral Photo That Sparked A Gender Debate Says His Female Colleagues Are Just As Good
"That's a woman firefighter," said one tweet dunking on a men's rights activist. One problem: it wasn't.
Cameron Wilson
The Refugee Who Wrote A Book Via WhatsApp From An Offshore Camp Is Free After Six Years In Detention
"I just arrived in New Zealand. So exciting to get freedom after more than six years."
Hannah Ryan
Do You See A Coup Or Not? Bolivia Is The Internet's Latest Rorschach Test.
Was Evo Morales’ removal a military coup? Or democracy trumping authoritarianism? You probably made up your mind before Morales even left the country.
Karla Zabludovsky
Australia's Internet Freedom Is Declining, According To This New Report
Internet freedom declined in the past year, says independent watchdog Freedom House.
Hannah Ryan
An Italian Newspaper Has Published An Audio Recording From Someone Claiming To Be Joseph Mifsud
Initial analysis by Bellingcat suggests that the voice in the recording is likely to belong to the Maltese academic.
Alberto Nardelli
A College Campus Became A Literal Battleground In Hong Kong
Students and police battled back and forth at the Chinese University of Hong Kong all day on Tuesday, with Molotov cocktails and tear gas flying between the two sides.
Rosalind Adams
Before Mark Zuckerberg Tried To Kill TikTok, He Wanted To Own It
Three years ago, Mark Zuckerberg considered buying the Chinese company that became the basis of TikTok. Now he's demonizing it to make the case against regulating Facebook.
Ryan Mac
Hong Kong Protesters Say They're Losing Hope As They Mourn The Death Of One Of Their Own
“I’m not optimistic," a 22-year-old protester said. "I think there will be more violence, more injuries, and maybe deaths."
Rosalind Adams
5 People Share The Heartwarming Memories Behind Their Favourite Somali Food
"Mum could’ve easily just ordered us a takeaway since she was working during the day and must have been tired, for sure, but she still made the effort for us."
Ikran Dahir
I’ve Reported In Ukraine For 10 Years. Please Read This Before You Say Anything Else About Impeachment.
IT’S NOT THE UKRAINE, SO HELP ME GOD.
Christopher Miller
Ride-Hail Driver Who Said He Saw UGNazi Hackers Dump Tomi Masters' Body Was Challenged In Court
In a Wednesday court appearance, the hackers' attorney questioned a ride-hail driver who says he drove the pair to a river where they dumped her body, and filed a motion to dismiss.
Kimberly dela Cruz
The Names Of All 39 Victims Found In The Back Of A Truck In Essex Have Been Released
The families of the victims have been notified.
Georgia Chambers
These Families Watched The Murders Of Their Loved Ones Become Tabloid Fodder
Tarang Chawla was shell-shocked after learning of his sister Nikita’s murder. Then reporters started phoning and texting him pictures.
Gina Rushton
Yulia Tymoshenko's Been In Many Scandals Before. Now She Might Be Roped Into Trump's Impeachment Inquiry.
If a former Ukrainian prosecutor's claims are true, the meeting was arranged via a DC lobbyist whose name has popped up in the impeachment inquiry.
Christopher Miller
Three Teens Are Demanding Their Government Tell Them The Truth About The Air They're Breathing
“I’ve developed a chronic cough since I came to Lahore — and I haven’t even seen the worst of the smog season yet.”
Nishita Jha
Sick Refugees Were Quickly Transferred To Australia Just Before The Controversial Medevac Regime Began
Exclusive: The secretive government task force deciding the fate of sick refugees approved an unusually high number of transfers in its last meeting before medevac.
Hannah Ryan
Facebook Took Down These Pages For Being Linked To Russia, But It Didn’t Seem To Tell That To The People Who Run Them
“Facebook should be responsible in informing account holders that they will be named in an international coordinated campaign that threatens democracy in different nations.”
Jane Lytvynenko
Amazon, Apple, And Google Are Distributing Products From Companies Building China's Surveillance State
Three Chinese companies helped build a security state in China’s Xinjiang region to repress millions of Uighur Muslims. Amazon, eBay, Apple, and Google are still selling their products and distributing their apps.
Rosalind Adams
A Detention Centre Said A Man Was Brought To His Hearing Late Because He Slept In. A Tribunal Said That Was Laughable.
"This state of affairs is thoroughly unacceptable."
Hannah Ryan
Australia Flew A Refugee With An Infected Cavity From An Island Detention Camp To Taiwan
Exclusive: The untold backstory of the Taiwan deal reveals the extraordinary lengths Australia has gone to in order to keep sick refugees away from its shores.
Hannah Ryan
A Look At Civilian Life In The Never-Ending Conflict Between Turkey And The Kurds
Pictures from the frontlines of Turkey's incursion into Kurdish-held territory in northern Syria.
Kate Bubacz
Trump's Anti-Abortion Policies Have Created A Nightmare For Women In Nepal
Every time a Republican is in the White House, women across the world face the devastating impact of the US's ban on discussing abortion in exchange for aid.
Nishita Jha
These Journalists Are Facing Huge Threats And Injustice For Pursuing The Truth
Press freedoms are under assault around the world. These are the most urgent cases in November, including journalists receiving threats, being subjected to unfair trials, and their murders left unsolved.
BuzzFeed News
An Unidentified Government Spied On Dissidents In India Using A WhatsApp Exploit
Dozens of journalists, activists, and politicians were spied on in India. The Indian government hasn’t confirmed whether it ordered the hack.
Pranav Dixit
Police Thought A Migrant Woman Wasn't Wearing A Seatbelt. They Told Her She Would Go To Jail.
"Don’t argue with me, love, or you’ll be going back in the paddy wagon as accessory to bloody murder."
Hannah Ryan
Chile Just Pulled Out Of Hosting The Biggest Climate Conference Of The Year Because Of Violent Protests
On Friday, the United Nations announced the conference is being relocated to Spain.
Zahra Hirji
