Artist Dzvinya Podlyashetska discusses motherhood, conflict, and identity.
Journeys to safety in the UK
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“Chaos overwhelmed the streets as people ran, suitcases in hand, some even in slippers. East of Kiev, where I lived…
A year on from the Russian invasion, can these traditional recipes provide the taste of comfort in the face of uncertainty?
The war in Ukraine doesn’t seem to end, but military actions and progress are not everything. What has been happening…
In war, is there space for creativity? We asked two Ukrainian creatives about their roles in helping their country now, and when the war is over.
Ukrainian refugees: UK visa process is 'chaos'
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We spoke to MP Sir Roger Gale about the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Europe, and a new scheme to host Ukrainian refugees.
Solidarity at Ukraine's borders
9 Mins read
Refugees flee Ukraine as Russia invades, and at the borders, neighbouring states work together to shelter and assist those in need.
2007: Ukraine starts beef with Russia at Eurovision
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2007 in Helsinki, Finland. A Ukrainian drag queen dressed as a disco ball bedazzles the audience by singing in four…
Dark Tourism: Holidays in Chernobyl
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The recent popularity of HBO’s Chernobyl and David Farrier’s Dark Tourist on Netflix, is leading to an increase of visitors to one of the worst nuclear disaster sites in history.
Ukraine: After the revolution
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Two years after the Euromaidan revolt, artists are at the forefront of Ukraine’s struggle for identity.