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Reportages — 20 MarchA Fairy Tale About HungerPastries to make you grow or shrink, apples to put you to sleep in a glass coffin, pumpkins to carry you to a royal ball. And confections to restore the taste of life -
Opinions — 23 DecemberThe Fate of Christmas or the Indestructible HolidayThe war between Ukraine and Russia is a war between a country where Christmas is truly celebrated and a country where Christmas has become a hollow sound -
Reportages — 22 August 2025People Affirming Their WillThe voices of those who persuaded, those who doubted, and those who knew another chance might never come. How Ukrainians voted in the referendum on December 1, 1991 -
Interviews — 22 August 2025Anne Applebaum: ‘People from all over the world will come here to learn’A conversation about the distortion of history, persisting imperial ideas and Ukraine in 10 years -
Interviews — 11 July 2024Marci Shore: “Narration about the end of history ends here, in Ukraine”The historian on Maidan as a wonder that fosters hope and faith in humanity -
Analytics — 8 August 2024Stability for ourselves, well-being for others. What did we eat?Portrait of Ukrainians over the past decade. On sandwiches during the Maidan and projects to preserve gastronomy heritage -
Opinions — 29 March 2023The Language of LoveA journalist on how Ukrainian is becoming the language of the majority -
Interviews — 17 March 2023I Wanted to Become a Good HistorianSerhii Plokhii, Mykhailo S. Hrushevskyi Professor of Ukrainian History at Harvard University, on his personal choice and the responsibility of professional historians to the society in which they live
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