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Reportages — 9 DecemberThe Rebellion of Kharkiv PhotographersTheir philosophy was simple: shoot what is forbidden, and do with the photograph whatever you please -
Reporters — 8 DecemberNo Fate but What We MakeBecause each of us is a part of the light that can dispel the darkness -
Interviews — 24 JuneAida Čerkez: ‘The likely remedy for helplessness is action’A journalist on observing pain, justice and the power of journalism -
Interviews — 22 MayFrancesco Chiamulera: ‘The Main Vehicle of Russian Propaganda in Italy Is the Word “Peace”’Italian journalist and director of a literary festival on Russian propaganda, the challenges facing democracy, and the power of culture -
Opinions — 15 MayWhere There’s a Will, There’s a WayThe history of Ukraine is a continuous story of how no one believed in us — yet we prevailed -
Interviews — 2 MayUilleam Blacker: ‘My understanding of postcolonialism came through Ukrainian literature’The translator and researcher on the most impactful stories in Ukrainian literature, the role of cultural diplomacy and the craft of translation -
Opinions — 20 FebruaryThe Way It Used to BeA Ukrainian writer on how life has changed in Kharkiv -
Reporters — 19 March 2024My Mom Wants to Go Back HomeWhat it means to want to go back home—in the photographs of Hanna Hrabarska
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