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Theater In The Bomb Shelter: How The Arts Are Surviving Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine

Theater In The Bomb Shelter: How The Arts Are Surviving Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine

In Mykolayiv, Lviv, Kyiv, and other cities, Ukrainian theater companies are adapting to the strained circumst…

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Trump, Russia and the new geopolitics of the Baltics

Trump, Russia and the new geopolitics of the Baltics

While there was an initial wave of reports outlining fears for the future of the Baltic states following Trum…

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Estonian Foreign Minister Cautious but Calm on Relations With Russia

Estonian Foreign Minister Cautious but Calm on Relations With Russia

As the Baltic states fret about perceived threats from neighboring Russia and their sizable ethnic Russian po…

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St. Petersburg Exhibition Censored and Closed

St. Petersburg Exhibition Censored and Closed

A Belgian and a German artist have had an exhibition of their graphic novel shuttered in St. Petersburg's Nab…

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A Cold Welcome? The Baltic states and the refugee crisis

A Cold Welcome? The Baltic states and the refugee crisis

The Baltic states' mixed reception for refugees is drawing criticism from elsewhere in Europe.

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Postcards from a Soviet Childhood

Postcards from a Soviet Childhood

Ukrainian artist Zoya Cherkassky is more than eight months pregnant and expects to bring a new life into the …

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Russia Forces Sick Ukrainians Into Fratricide

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By Aliide Naylor Verified, Nataliia Sirobab, Inna Kubai
| Cepa
Oleksandr, a man in his early 40s, was travelling to work by bus in occupied eastern Ukraine when he was abducted by police officers and soldiers at the beginning of 2022. He was taken to “some kind of military detention center” where 30 others were already being held. Looking around and talking to the other inmates, Oleksandr discovered he was surrounded by “thieves, the crooked, the lame, and people suffering heart conditions,” he recalled.
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La historia de dolor de una familia de tártaros de Crimea expulsados varias veces de su hogar

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By Aliide Naylor Verified
| La Vanguardia Verified
Alsu nació en Uzbekistán en 1953, hija de deportados expulsados de sus hogares en Crimea en 1944. Su padre era apenas un adolescente cuando los soviéticos los metieron a todos en camiones abarrotados y los llevaron a 3.200 kilómetros de su tierra natal, obligándolos a realizar un trabajo físico intensivo. “Lo único que mi abuela pudo llevarse fue un cinturón con monedas de oro [kushab], que había usado en su boda”, contó Alsu a The Reckoning Project.
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The Politics of Russia’s Return to the Venice Biennale

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By Aliide Naylor Verified
| ArtReview Verified
On a cultural stage, we’re starting to see a shift towards collective, wilful amnesia when it comes to Russia’s discernible crimes, says Aliide Naylor, journalist and editorial consultant at the Reckoning Project In early March, Russia announced its participation in the 2026 Venice Biennale, the oldest and most visited of the world’s art biennales, and the reaction was vociferous.
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