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Writing and Lecturing on Power, Propaganda, and Authoritarianism. Words in @TheAtlantic @Yale Poynter Fellow '26

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August 15, 2026 - Air Mail

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By Scott Simon, Andrew Ryvkin Verified, Roisin Kelly Verified
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MOTHER RUSSIA DYING ONSTAGE FLACKING HELL CROWD CONTROL CHARGE OF THE LUXE BRIGADE SEA AND BE SEEN PUFF PIECE BUT, WAIT, THERE’S MORE! Issue No. 370 read Vermeer’s Afterlives It took 200 years for a little-known Delft painter named Johannes Vermeer to be discovered… watch A Midsummer Night’s Dream Michael Hoffman’s 1999 A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a delightful iteration of Shakespeare’s… listen El Encanto de Los Mirlos One of Peru’s most prolific bands, Los Mirlos celebrate every facet of...
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The Bullet-Riddled Rise of Tatyana Kim

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By Andrew Ryvkin Verified
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In 2004, a then 28-year-old English teacher in Moscow named Tatyana Kim found herself looking for some extra income while on maternity leave, since she could no longer work as a tutor. She tried, but the baby would start crying and she would have to interrupt her lessons. Kim knew that many Russian women, including herself, were ordering clothes from German catalogues by mail. So she invested $700 in a Web site that made foreign-catalogue shopping easier by taking orders online.
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Ukrainekrieg - Moskaus weg zurück führt über Berlin

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By Andrew Ryvkin Verified
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Sowjetisches Ehrenmal im Treptower Park in Berlin / picture alliance / Joko | Joko Alle Beteiligten sind sich bewusst, dass der Ukrainekrieg irgendwann enden wird. Und fest steht bereits: Deutschland – und nicht die USA – wird die Bedingungen für Russlands Wiedereingliederung nach dem Krieg bestimmen. Ihr Browser unterstützt das Audio-Element nicht.
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