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Georgie Archer reviews Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's memoir "The Oak and the Calf", which chronicles his literary career and fight against Soviet-era repression.

Daniel Jarosak looks at trade unions in Ukraine and the anti-social policies of the current Ukrainian government that affect them.

With the start of the New Year, the Lossi 36 team offers you a list of book, film and music recommendations.

Matteo Lotito examines how the Armenian cultural heritage in Nagorno- Karabakh is vanishing and how diplomacy is being built at the expense of memory.

Nadia Ash reviews "November", a film that reminds us of the necessity of enchantment as a means of overcoming suffering.

Stepping into the tensions lingering on street corners in Tbilisi can provide opportunities for bridging divides amid emotional chaos.

In Part II of the series on Central Asian Poetry about Womanhood and Liberation, Jahan Taganova examines the deep impact that enduring male expectations have on women’s mental health.

Ana Muñoz reviews “We Live Here”- a documentary about the fallout from Kazakhstan's nuclear age, exploring its legacy in contemporary art and music.

Johanna Hurter explores the variety of Kalev chocolates and how their packaging helps assert Estonian identity.

George Milne explores the exhibition "Artists Against the Kremlin" that allowed Russian dissidents to express their distinct position on the war in Ukraine and the pain of exile through art.