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Natalia Antelava

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Journalist | Co-founder @Codastory & @zegfest (check us out!) | @JSKstanford 2024 | past life: BBC foreign correspondent in Central Asia, Mid East, US, India
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The new samizdat

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By Natalia Antelava Verified, Simon Allison Verified
| Coda Story Verified
Sections: While much of the media industry focused on the churn of headlines, we became increasingly interested in the undercurrents beneath them: the hidden systems, infrastructures and ideologies shaping events across borders and over time. Insights from the Coda newsroom on the global forces that shape local crises. Again and again, our reporting led us back to the same realization: for a long time, the struggle over information was understood primarily as a question of censorship or access.
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The afterlife of empire

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By Natalia Antelava Verified
| Coda Story Verified
On May 3, an unusual procession moved through Washington DC. Several hundred people walked beneath the monuments of the American capital carrying portraits of Red Army soldiers. Children waved Soviet flags. A live orchestra played wartime songs at the World War II memorial. The Russian embassy had filed the permit; the DC Metropolitan Police provided an escort. Russian state media celebrated the event as proof that, with the return of Donald Trump, historical truth too had returned to America.
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Imagining the unimaginable annexation of Alberta

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By Natalia Antelava Verified
| Coda Story Verified
There was nothing special about the scenes from Edmonton: orderly lines of people in winter coats snaking across a snowy park, bare trees stark against a pale winter sky, the mundane choreography of civic participation playing out in a provincial capital most Americans couldn’t locate on a map. This story is part of “The Playbook,” our special issue in which Coda acts as your early warning system for democracy.
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