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 The ‘Human Ability to Endure’ – A review of the album “Mochari” by Machukha

The ‘Human Ability to Endure’ – A review of the album “Mochari” by Machukha

May 4, 2026

Daniel Jarosak reviews Mochari, the debut album by Ukrainian band Machukha, exploring how its blend of music styles captures the human ability to endure.

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 Ukraine’s museums in war: an interview with Olha Honchar

Ukraine’s museums in war: an interview with Olha Honchar

February 27, 2026

Jonas Baake interviews Olha Honchar regarding the work of Ukrainian museums in the context of Russia's war against Ukraine.

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 A frozen war is not peace- Why a premature peace deal in Ukraine could just be kicking the can of Russian revanchism down the road

A frozen war is not peace- Why a premature peace deal in Ukraine could just be kicking the can of Russian revanchism down the road

February 22, 2026

Jonas Heins explores why a premature peace deal in Ukraine could just be kicking the can of Russian revanchism down the road.

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 Dissenting spirit: Factional feminine resistance in wartime Russia

Dissenting spirit: Factional feminine resistance in wartime Russia

August 17, 2025

Sasha Molotkova charts the gradual reshaping and dismantling of “traditional femininity” by various groups of Russian women.

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 From bleak social realism to a grotesque fairy tale: “The Gateway” at the 2025 goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European Film

From bleak social realism to a grotesque fairy tale: “The Gateway” at the 2025 goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European Film

May 18, 2025

Julius van der Poel reviews "The Gateway", a fantastical Ukrainian film balancing folklore with survival in Chernobyl's Exclusion Zone.

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 A documentary restoring voice and dignity to refugees: “Another Summer — Stories of Exile from Afghanistan and Ukraine”

A documentary restoring voice and dignity to refugees: “Another Summer — Stories of Exile from Afghanistan and Ukraine”

February 3, 2025

Francesco Damiano Desantis reviews the documentary film "Another Summer — Stories of Exile from Afghanistan and Ukraine”

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 Unfiltered and unseen: “Intercepted” at the 2024 Samizdat Film Festival

Unfiltered and unseen: “Intercepted” at the 2024 Samizdat Film Festival

October 11, 2024

Kasia Kostraba reviews Oksana Karpovych's "Intercepted" as part of Lossi 36's coverage of the 2024 Samizdat Film Festival

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 Women’s experiences in the face of brutality: “A Picture to Remember” at the 2024 Samizdat Film Festival

Women’s experiences in the face of brutality: “A Picture to Remember” at the 2024 Samizdat Film Festival

September 29, 2024

Polina Gundarina reviews "A Picture to Remember" as part of Lossi 36's coverage of the 2024 Samizdat Film Festival

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 The Crimean fairytale: Jamala’s “Qırım” in perspective

The Crimean fairytale: Jamala’s “Qırım” in perspective

September 27, 2024

Our Eastern Europe regional editor Liza Zolotarova reviews Jamala's 2023 album Qırım, exploring what it means for Crimean Tatars today

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 “Kupala is coming home to Europe”: How Ukrainian traditions found a new home in Brighton

“Kupala is coming home to Europe”: How Ukrainian traditions found a new home in Brighton

June 27, 2024

Emily Macrae interviews the organisers of Kupala Brighton, a Ukrainian festival celebrating midsummer and the feast day of John the Baptist

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