We carry on: How Russia's youth see their lives and their future
On a warm July day in the Russian capital, young couples stroll hand-in-hand along the Moskva river as pleasure boats drift lazily downstrea...
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On a warm July day in the Russian capital, young couples stroll hand-in-hand along the Moskva river as pleasure boats drift lazily downstrea...
On a warm July day in the Russian capital, young couples stroll hand-in-hand along the Moskva river as pleasure boats drift lazily downstream, the towers of the Kremlin poking up from behind the...
Four young Russians have been interviewed by Reuters to discuss how their lives have been affected by what the Kremlin calls its “special military operation” in Ukraine. The four, aged between 20 and 25, have known no other Russia but Putins and they share their experiences of disrupted plans to study abroad, the fear of an unpredictable future and being powerless to influence their countrys direction.