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Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/ReutersA year and three months into the brutal war in Ukraine, one might think there was no lower for Vladimir Putin to sink. But Putin’s remarks a few days ago at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, in an answer to the moderator’s question about how the Kremlin’s claims about a Nazi regime in Kyiv could be reconciled with the fact that President Volodymyr Zelensky is Jewish, managed to reach a new level of de...

It will take time for the damage resulting from the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam to be assessed, but Ukraine’s history of such catastrophes shows it will be massive.

According to a Kyiv International Institute of Sociology survey in August of 2022, 72% of Ukrainians identify with some variant of Orthodoxy. Their

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Ukrainian security services have officially placed sanctioned oligarch Pavel Fuks, one of Ukraine’s richest men, under suspicion for fraud and tax evasion.

The West must attempt to see Russia through Putin’s eyes.

Ukrainian Lawmaker: The Russia-Iran Alliance Threatens Both Israel and Ukraine. Our Two Countries Can and Should Consolidate Efforts to Confront Iranian Drones and Those Who Supply Their Components. And Ukraine Can Help Save Russian Jews, Too

The great Russian novelists of the 19th century wrote what Henry James called "large, loose, baggy monsters" out of belief that "truth" was more important than artistic form. The 20th-century Russian-Ukrainian writer A. Anatoli, who renounced his Soviet identity (and surname Kuznetsov) after defecting to England in 1969, was unquestionably an artist.

At a fraught contemporary moment, the BSO performed Shostakovich’s “Babi Yar” on Thursday night in Symphony Hall, concluding its traversal of the composer’s complete symphonies.

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