17 October
Tymur Ibrahimov: “I Will Not Stray From My Path.”
Even in prison, Ibrahimov seeks ways to find strength and support himself. The first is reading the Qur’an. He has the same one as Dilyara at their home in Bakhchysarai, and reading it is the couple’s way to stay connected
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Tymur Ibrahimov: “I Will Not Stray From My Path.”
Even in prison, Ibrahimov seeks ways to find strength and support himself. The first is reading the Qur’an. He has the same one as Dilyara at their home in Bakhchysarai, and reading it is the couple’s way to stay connected
Iryna Shuvalova: “War takes away the space for more complex conversations that our society didn’t have time for”
The poet and researcher on perceptions of Ukraine in Norway and poetry as a way to maintain privacy during war
Sofia Dyak: “The post-war era is not only about restoring cities and buildings, but also about long-term work with trauma and loss”
A researcher talks about how to preserve the war stories and how to deal with losses
Ernes Ametov: “Why Did They Choose Our Door?”
The colony is a very unpleasant and dangerous place, but being next to my husband and children, when the four of us stood together and hugged for the first time, I felt absolute happiness
“I’ll be right there, my love, just a short flight”
He feared he wouldn't be able to save me from the Shahed drone. I was afraid he would, but at the cost of his life.
