Andrei Kurkov News Today

Two years on, leading Belarusian and Russian political figures, an economist. and a famous writer, comment on what Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine signifies for them.

Unable to match Putin’s military might, Ukraine is engaging in ‘smart warfare’ to attack the enemy’s oil and gas supply lines

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is taking an increasingly deadly toll on the novelists, poets, musicians and dancers who put their careers on hold to defend their country

Kyiv Post’s Chief Editor reflects on how the media landscape has evolved and the challenges facing Ukrainian journalism in the past, now and in the near future.

Journalists attacked Ukraine: Round-up of attacks on journalists since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Maks Levin executed says RSF.

Fluctuating return-to-work policies, supply chain issues, and shifts in consumer spending were some of the ongoing issues publishing faced in 2022. And then there was the fallout from the decision by Judge Florence Pan that blocked Penguin Random Houses purchase of Simon & Schuster.

What have Ukrainians been doing to maintain their national identity and a semblance of everyday life during the war?

The Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded this Thursday in Stockholm It is Annie Ernaux who wins the Nobel Prize for Literature, awarded this Thursday by a Swedish Academy that was announced to be more unpredictable than ever. And the surprise was great, both Michel Houellebecq and the Canadian Anne Carson were the favorites to succeed the British novelist of Tanzanian origin Abdulrazak Gurnah (2021) and the American poet Louise Glück (2020). An academy that defi

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