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Interviews — 18 NovemberLesia Hasydzhak: ‘We have collected testimonies from victims of the Holodomor for the international tribunal against communism, which has to happen one day’Researcher and head of the Holodomor Museum on the Ukrainian resistance, collective trauma and contemporary museums -
Reportages — 30 OctoberSleepAbout sleep — and what it sounds like on the frontline — in documentary photographs by Viacheslav Ratynskyi. -
Interviews — 8 SeptemberThe Generation That Wants to ReturnHow the Central Project Management Agency, the KSE Foundation, and the Government Encourage Young People to Choose the Path of National Development -
Reportages — 22 AugustThe People 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 AugustAnne 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 -
Reportages — 22 AugustMykola Wanted to Be a Tractor DriverTry making someone else’s dream come true, and it will make you many times happier. Then see if you can stop -
Interviews — 28 JulyIvan and Liolia’s DovecoteThe story of the Svitlychnys is about love in dark times. Amid arrests and home raids, in prison camps, in exile and in the hospital. About five visits in seven years, and two people sharing one life -
Opinions — 26 JuneSumy springs to life early. Sumy dies each nightResidents seek firm ground beneath their feet and a feeling of support from their city
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