Tag: ukraine

This text is an attempt to compare the methods, the terminology and the logic of the second chechen war and the war in Ukraine as well as follow the linearity of patterns of Putin’s regime

How to determine your essence when you live in several linguistic realities? How does it affects your perception and why is that so important to understand who you are?

Interview with Miyuki Oka. An unusual day in the background of life

War and big business. Suplly chains and the role of Western companies in Russia’s military-industrial complex

The announcement of the ongoing archive of literary, visual art works, and the discussion of the reasons for the transition to the Syg.ma platform

It is important to draw Russian-speaking people who are against the war and ready to contribute to the antiwar movement

the text of the first days of the war, about how the languages of description do not coincide with reality

The Russo-Ukrainian War, from 2014 to the present, is a body of suffering—a tapestry of broken bodies, fractured communities, and scarred landscapes.

Neocolonialism of Russia. How Russia circumvents sanctions. Arms supply chains

Il movimento delle “Donne in nero” (“Women in Black”, WiB, in ebraico: נשים בשחור [Nashim BeShahor]) apparve a Gerusalemme nel 1988 come protesta contro l’occupazione israeliana dei territori palestinesi...

On photography, memory and going beyond their boundaries / О фотографии, памяти и выходе за их пределы

Чим ризикує Лукашенко, коли погрожує вторгненням російських чи білоруських військових на територію України

Ukraine’s path to decolonization requires an endogenous philosophical framework.