Daniel Moldoveanu on the Kyiv Perennial
A second staging of the Kyiv Biennial’s fifth edition, installed in four separate Berlin outposts, showcases timeless features of enacted warfare, its immediacy and irreversible consequences.
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A second staging of the Kyiv Biennial’s fifth edition, installed in four separate Berlin outposts, showcases timeless features of enacted warfare, its immediacy and irreversible consequences.
In a country long traumatized by torture, Putin’s victims hope to get their day in court.
Human rights monitors claim that occupation forces engage in torture and prolonged captivity in a sprawling penal network
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Photo Illustration by Erin O'Flynn/The Daily Beast/Getty ImagesKYIV—The journalist who broke two of the biggest war-time corruption stories to embarrass President Volodymyr Zelensky’s government has been threatened and abused, and even suffered an attack on his home by hired thugs.Yuri Nikolov, the editor-in-chief of independent publication Nashi Groshi (Our Money), told The Daily Beast that the so-called police investigation into the intimidation tactics used against him has become “a mockery.”