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What our reviewer has been reading lately, and what it has gotten him thinking about.
The Ukrainian journalist Anastasiia Marsiz’s first novel, set in modern Italy, reads in the literary tradition of skazki, Eugene Onegin and Tolstoy’s folk tales.
A fast-paced crash course in Russian history, from Norsemen to Navalny, that explores the ways the Kremlin uses history to achieve its ends.
Ukrainian book sales are decreasing, but demand for English-language literature is on the rise.
The government of Russia-occupied has adopted a new national anthem that highlights it ties to Moscow.
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev claims "denazification" as a motive for the invasion of Ukraine.
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.
Three years after the start of Russia's War on Ukraine, more than 95,000 Russian troops have died.
Meduza resurfaced a 2004 tape in which President Vladimir Putin recognized Kyiv's sovereignty.
Putin has gotten nothing he wanted from his War on Ukraine.
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