Identity My mother tongues The complicated linguistic history and future of India essay Shougat Dasgupta
Memory On brotherhood and blindness In a hospital in the heart of the British empire, two young patients from worlds away strike up a friendship essay Salar Abdoh
Identity The crackdown on pro-Palestinian gatherings in Germany A ban on protests is raising deep questions about who is considered part of the nation and what, exactly, Germany has learned from its history. feature Sanders Isaac Bernstein
Identity What makes a nation? Polish photographer Justyna Mielnikiewicz documents the people of Ukraine, Georgia and Kazakhstan as they hold on to their identity in the face of modern Russian imperialism photo essay Justyna Mielnikiewicz
Identity The revolutionary lives of Frantz Fanon Doctor, soldier, poet, ideologue, dismantler of myths and creator of myths. Frantz Fanon, whose book “The Wretched of the Earth” offered a powerful framework for anti-colonial struggle, was a man of many facets essay Adam Shatz
Identity When sameness becomes a colonial tool of oppression Former Soviet Republics have a lot in common with countries that have struggled against Western colonialism. So why don't we tend to see Russia as a colonizer? essay Natalia Antelava
Identity I risked prison to keep the Uyghur culture alive One man's journey from China to the U.S. and back again, all to ensure that the next generation of Uyghurs could speak Uyghurche essay Abduweli Ayup
Disinformation Rising above the noise Information pollution amplifies humanity’s every crisis and stands in the way of every solution. Here are three new strategies we plan to implement at Coda to break through the noise. Natalia Antelava
Disinformation Georgia at the crossroads: Why the country's mass protests matter far beyond its borders Watch an online conversation with historians, journalists and activists about the current crisis in Georgia. video Coda Story
Identity Who is the real Javier Milei? Insights on Argentina’s “anarcho-capitalist” president and his unique affection for Judaism essay Danielle Lee Tomson
Narrative Spin Israel and the ‘crime of crimes’ The International Court of Justice says Israel might be committing genocide in Gaza. Scholar of genocide A. Dirk Moses explains to Coda how we got here q&a Avi Ackermann
Memory Year in review: How memory wars have shaped global headlines A round-up of Coda’s coverage of historical revisionism and the role it has played shaping political agendas around the world in 2023. roundup Katia Patin
Identity The movement to expel Muslims and create a Hindu holy land In the mountains of Uttarakhand, a northern Indian state revered by Hindu pilgrims, a campaign to drive out Muslims is underway feature Tusha Mittal and Alishan Jafri
Memory Surviving Russia's control After being shut down by Russia’s Supreme Court, Memorial, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning rights group, is still operating in Russia, thanks to a survival strategy long in place. feature Katia Patin
