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“I’m not afraid to say” that something’s changing in Ukraine

Published on: 23 August 2017

Written by: Natalia Antonova All articles by Natalia Antonova

Last summer, Anastasiya Melnychenko used a single hashtag to start an entire campaign against rape. How is it faring today? RU, Українська

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Andrei Zvyagintsev: not your token Russian

Published on: 22 June 2017

Written by: Natalia Antonova All articles by Natalia Antonova

In an age of disinformation, sincerity is political. The films of Andrei Zvyagintsev are powerful precisely because of this.

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I am dead, yet I live

Published on: 26 May 2017

Written by: Natalia Antonova All articles by Natalia Antonova

As Twin Peaks returns to television, it’s time to consider the original show’s cult status in the post-Soviet world — and the strange and sad ways in which its legacy lingers.

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“Shut up, woman. Your day is 8 March”

Published on: 8 March 2017

Written by: Natalia Antonova All articles by Natalia Antonova

Written by: Maria Dmytrieva All articles by Maria Dmytrieva

What should International Women’s Day mean to contemporary Ukraine?

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Stop saying “we can do nothing” about Aleppo

Published on: 14 December 2016

Written by: Natalia Antonova All articles by Natalia Antonova

We can’t bring back the dead, or repair the lives that have been destroyed. But in convincing others of the value of individual life, we can honour those who have been sacrificed.