'The Hague' premieres in the US: it's a darkly funny story about Putin's trial

In June, the United States will premiere The Hague, a location-based phantasmagoria from the famous Ukrainian documentary playwright and director Sasha Denisova. The Hague is a darkly funny, gripping and fantastical journey through the aftermath of war, based on the true stories of Ukrainian refugees. Watch the performance...

'Hope for hope': Anatoly Bely - about touring the USA, creativity and war

In June, under the auspices of the Cherry Orchard festival, the famous actor Anatoly Bely arrives in the United States with the play I'm Here. This is a solo performance in which the story of the protagonist is combined with poems by contemporary authors written after February 24, 2022, and his…

Closing theaters, firing actors, arresting directors: how culture is being destroyed in Russia

The offensive of the Putin regime on culture is gaining momentum. Immediately after the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, many artists sharply criticized the aggression and were forced to leave the country. Among those who remained, a systematic “cleansing” of any dissent began. Last summer…

French journalist killed in Ukraine: he covered events at the front since the beginning of the war

On May 9, Agence France-Presse videojournalist Armand Solden died as a result of a rocket attack in eastern Ukraine near Bakhmut, Voice of America reports. It is reported that Solden was located near the city of Chasov Yar, which is located near Bakhmut. The AFP team came under fire from…

The cons of political asylum in the US compared to Europe: why America is not always the best option

The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war and the introduction of electronic summonses in Russia, which make it easier to send conscripts and mobilized to the front, again raised the question of moving to another country for many Russians. For many, moving involves obtaining political asylum in the US or the EU. Wherein…

Report from the most pro-Putin country in Europe: the majority of Serbs support Russia, although they condemn the idea of ​​war in general

Serbia is called the most pro-Putin country in Europe, and at the same time, an active anti-war movement has developed here, which arose on the wave of new emigration from Russia. However, it is extremely rare to see Ukrainian flags on Belgrade buildings, unlike other cities in Europe.…

Secret documents with plans for US and NATO military assistance to Ukraine appeared on social networks

Secret military documents were released on social media this week, detailing secret U.S. and NATO plans to build up the capacity of the Ukrainian military ahead of a planned counteroffensive against Russian…

UN mission accuses Russian and Ukrainian military of executing dozens of prisoners

The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU) presented its report on the treatment of prisoners of war. The organization alleges that servicemen from both Russia and Ukraine carried out off-duty executions of prisoners of war. Meduza writes about it. According to the data, at least 25 Russian and 15 Ukrainian prisoners of war were executed without trial...

US pokes fun at Putin, who is worried about the health of Russian tankers in Ukraine

US National Security Council strategic communications coordinator John Kirby said that depleted uranium munitions are a common type of ammunition, and Russia's claims about them as a step towards escalation are unfounded. Ukrayinska Pravda writes about this. White House Representative...

Italian princess, conspiracy theorists and Steven Seagal: which of the foreigners supports Russia

Does Russia have friends abroad, and who are they? Judging by the recent congress of the International Movement of Russophiles, organized by conservative activists and held in a glass-enclosed hall of the State Pushkin Museum in Moscow, political outcasts and conspiracy theorists are the answer. Read more about faithful foreign...

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