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Monthly Archive for: "April, 2021"
 April in the Caucasus: US recognition of the Armenian genocide

April in the Caucasus: US recognition of the Armenian genocide

April 20, 2021

24 April 2021 will mark the 106th anniversary of the Armenian genocide. To this day, Turkey vehemently denies any responsibility in the mass killing of its Armenian and other minority populations [...]

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 April in Russia: Russian woman made of salt shakes up Eurovision

April in Russia: Russian woman made of salt shakes up Eurovision

April 18, 2021

“Not only is Manizha not Russian, but she’s not even a person, she’s… salt!” declared the professor, as he revealed the result of an experiment conducted on the pop star’s skeleton. The research [...]

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 Memory Found and Memory Loss: reviewing My Heart by Semezdin Mehmedinović

Memory Found and Memory Loss: reviewing My Heart by Semezdin Mehmedinović

April 16, 2021

Katherine Leung reviews the memoir of a refugee. My Heart by Semezdin Mehmedinović.

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 Gayropa: Russia, Europe and queer life

Gayropa: Russia, Europe and queer life

April 14, 2021

Contrary to Western perceptions, queer culture in Moscow and Saint-Petersburg is thriving. There are gay clubs open around the cities, people feel more confident than ever to hold hands with [...]

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 Alexei Navalny – the Sisyphus of Russia?

Alexei Navalny – the Sisyphus of Russia?

April 12, 2021

Who is Alexei Navalny? What an odd question, you might think. After all, the past eight months of the man’s life have been meticulously covered by a multitude of media outlets around the globe. [...]

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 April in Central Asia: the reemergence of anti-Chinese protests in Kazakhstan

April in Central Asia: the reemergence of anti-Chinese protests in Kazakhstan

April 11, 2021

Tensions are rising in Kazakhstan over China's political and economic influence in the country and the continued detention of ethnic Kazakhs in China's Xinjiang province.

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 April in Eastern Europe: will the Donbas conflict turn hot?

April in Eastern Europe: will the Donbas conflict turn hot?

April 10, 2021

Nicholas Morgan on rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Will the frozen conflict in Donbas turn hot in the coming months?

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 Catch-22 in Moldova: Maia Sandu and the Transnistrian question

Catch-22 in Moldova: Maia Sandu and the Transnistrian question

April 7, 2021

In December, Maia Sandu became the new president of Moldova. Her pro-EU stance might help bring the country closer to the EU, at the same time, the frozen conflict with de facto independent [...]

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 On the Frontline for 44 Days: the footballers in Nagorno-Karabakh who became soldiers overnight

On the Frontline for 44 Days: the footballers in Nagorno-Karabakh who became soldiers overnight

April 5, 2021

For the Stepanakert based football team Lernayin Artsakh, last years season was abruptly interrupted by the Nagorno-Karabakh war. For 44 days, the team's players had to change their workout [...]

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 Poetry with a Conscience: reviewing Life in Space by Galina Rymbu

Poetry with a Conscience: reviewing Life in Space by Galina Rymbu

April 4, 2021

Galina Rymbu’s poems employ history as a discursive tool to understand the present—stories of revolution, movement in time and space, life, and livelihood emerge. Review by Katherine Leung.

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