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Andrei Kurkov: ‘We needed a war to show that Ukraine is different from Russia’
The acclaimed Ukrainian author and essayist talks about his experience as a Soviet-born, Russian-speaking novelist, the ...
The Bulwark3d
Russia's Long History of Subjugating Ukraine
Keller Professor of International Affairs at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) to ...
How Ukrainian artists channeled their creativity into documenting war
When Russia escalated attacks on Ukraine, a trio of artists found creative expression in documenting war — with help from an ...
Foreign Affairs5d
Russia’s Costly Conquest in Ukraine
He is the author of Does Conquest Pay? The Exploitation of Occupied Industrial Societies. Today, about 20 percent of ...
Kyiv Independent on MSN5d
‘Donbas is fiction’ — Kateryna Zarembo’s book dismantles Russian myths about Ukraine’s east
For some, Ukraine’s Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts evoke images of coal mines, industrial sprawl, and Russian-speaking culture ...
Smithsonian Magazine5d
The Breathtaking Hermitage Museum, Filled With Treasures Like the Kolyvan Vase and the Peacock Clock, First Opened to the Public on This Day in 1852
Russia’s palatial institution is now the second largest in the world, with an impressive collection of three million objects ...
The Cipher Brief5d
Expert Q&A: A Kremlin ‘History’ of the Ukraine War
Stanislav Kucher is Editor-in-Chief of the Samizdat Online anti-censorship platform and a former Russian TV presenter. He ...
The Russian TV Star Who Became the Voice of the Kremlin
Dmitry Kiselyov rose through the aftershocks of the Cold War and emerged as Vladimir Putin’s propagandist in chief.
Utah Public Radio6d
What Americans can learn from the story of Russia's oligarchs
Oligarchy means rule by the few, and the word oligarchs entered Russia's popular discourse beginning in the 1990s. Hoffman ...