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A Buryat woman was attacked on a Moscow bus for speaking "her language." According to the victim, she was speaking Russian.
A war-borne word about the difficulty of opening up dark spaces.
Surviving the testy waters of morality and ethics, with some tips on language and idioms.
The various ways Russians euphemize the aging denizen of the Kremlin.
What was the word of the year for 2024? And what should have been the word of the year?
Those with a careful eye will note that we have a very specific way of referring to the conflict in Ukraine: Russia’s War on Ukraine.
Speaking Russian in this time of war is as much about the words you cannot say as those you can.
War has a way of changing the language, and not necessarily for the better.
A St. Petersburg legislator initiated legal action against Putin for calling the war in Ukraine "war," violating his own laws.
Annual rating of English language proficiency worldwide shows Russia holding steady, notwithstanding anti-Western propaganda and travel bans.
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