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Q&A “This is the last Russian war” Historian Alexander Etkind recently published a book on how Russia is fighting a war against the contemporary world. Holod has spoken to him about how Russia is waging that war, and when it is going to end Maksim Zagovora 01.06.2023
Opinion “But you’re one of us!” No, I’m not Dankhayaa Khovalyg believes that her native Republic of Tyva is de-facto a colony in Russia rather than an equal member of the federation. Here’s why. Dankhayaa Khovalyg 07.06.2023
Magazine Russian gays are murdered in Moscow and Saint Petersburg, just as in Chechnya If you cannot believe in it, read these three stories Lena Lemyasova 24.05.2023
Magazine The most Slavic among the Slavs Three decades ago, Russian soldiers invaded a newly independent state to “protect” the Russian-speaking population: it happened in Transnistria, a region of Moldova. With that war still fresh in many Transnistrians’ memories, they’re now grappling with the effects of the war raging in neighboring Ukraine Olesia Ostapchuk 04.05.2023
Magazine Mobilization in Russia: selling cows to buy military gear A mobilized soldier ended up in prison for assaulting a superior; now he wants his family to get him to join the Wagner PMC so he could escape prison by fighting against Ukrainians. Holod 24.04.2023
Magazine My Life for the Party Mary Reed, an American, arrived in the Soviet Union in 1927. In the land of her dreams, she found love but lost her freedom. Victoria Lee 28.03.2023
Magazine Negotiator with the Taliban and prototype for one of Nicolas Cage’s characters Viktor Bout, Russian citizen sentenced to prison in the U.S., who was exchanged for WNBA star Brittney Griner. Holod 30.07.2022
Magazine Airborne Infection Vladimir Solovyov is a man of many professions. He studied engineering and economics, taught physics at a high school, ran a variety of successful businesses, and hosted Russia’s most popular talk shows of the 2000s. Today he is the arch-warmonger of the Russian state media. Olesia Ostapchuk 21.03.2023
Magazine: war crimes Leave Your Bike, Run to the River The story of a woman killed in Bucha told by her daughters, who learned about her death from news reports featuring the photo of a “woman with red nail polish” Holod 25.07.2022
Magazine How Russia steals Ukrainian children and subjects them to “reeducation” Main facts from the TV Rain report Julia Selikhova 24.03.2023
Magazine: mariupol The Heart of the War Having spent two months beneath Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol under constant shelling and bombing, surviving civilians tell their stories Holod 29.07.2022
Magazine “It is a counterfeit”, “It was a gift” and other excuses Five examples of Russian officials trying to justify their luxurious possessions
Magazine You’re turning your daughter into a Russia-hating monster Arguments, denunciations and threats: how Russians argue over the war in group chats for neighbors and schoolkids’ parents.
Magazine Russian women are flocking to Argentina to give birth. Here’s why Stories of the Russian women who come to Argentina to give birth to “anchor babies”