She’s got game
As Saudi Arabia loosens gender restrictions on esports, the country’s female gamers are stepping up to meet the challenge.
Entertainment
Weak internet, strong connection
Venezuelans, at home and abroad, battle blackouts and quarantine to connect through an online talent show.
China’s subtitle army
The country’s queer community relies on a small group of volunteers to bring them the movies the government doesn’t want them to watch.
E-rranged marriages
For young Muslims, a new slate of dating apps have become a merger of love and tradition.
“تطبيقات المواعدة الإسلامية”: إعادة تخطيط للزواج دون الخروج على التقاليد؟
بعدما كانت تطبيقات التعارف قديماً تُنتَقد بشدة بذريعة تشجيعها على المجون وتهديدها البناء الأسري في المجتمع، باتت تطبيقات التعارف الإسلامية اليوم في مكانة جيدة ومثيرة، تقودها شركات ربحية تحاول التخلص من التقاليد القديمة في الخطبة والزواج
A league of their own
As Covid-19 benches almost all sports, Taiwan’s baseball league steps up to the plate.
Your dream wedding…on the internet
How the pandemic has forced one of the world’s most vibrant traditions — Indian weddings — to get creative.
Build the app you want to see in the world
Motivated by her own struggle with issues often ignored in Mexico, Andrea Campos decided to create an AI mental health app; she didn't know she'd be launching it during a pandemic.
Can a former model predict your future? A million Turkish users say yes
Meet the flamboyant founder behind the app that’s disrupting the centuries-old tradition of coffee fortune-telling.
How K-pop fans mobilized globally to change Twitter’s policy
When the social media platform threatened to delete a deceased K-pop idol’s account, thousands of fans turned it into a living memorial.