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The Harvard academic on writing while grieving – and where his country goes from here
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The Harvard academic on writing while grieving – and where his country goes from here
Officials unveiled a monument in the Buryatia republic in Siberia, which has reportedly borne a disproportionate brunt of mobilization for the Ukraine war.
Music and dance groups from member states of International Organization of Turkic Culture perform at festival
Dan Andreevich, a Russian who grew up in Italy, bicycled 5,000 km from Italy to the Russian-Estonian border to spread the message that not all Russians support Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Russia’s war in Ukraine is taking a major toll on its military, finances, and resources. It is also further depopulating far-flung regions of Siberia and the Far East, which are already sparsely settled. The accelerating decline will encourage neighboring states to intervene either to assist kindred populations, gain access to resources, or regain territories forfeited to Russia’s empire.