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Ukraine steels for more unrest as Donetsk bus attack kills 12

Published on: 14 January 2015

Written by: Stefan Wolff All articles by Stefan Wolff

The latest violence in eastern Ukraine would lead most observers to think an end to the military and political...
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I choose the truth: confessions of an ‘improper’ journalist in Donetsk

Published on: 23 August 2011

Written by: Aleksey Matsuka All articles by Aleksey Matsuka

In Donetsk, Eastern Ukraine, ‘proper’ journalism means asking few questions and communicating few answers. Those who...

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