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An Interview With Masi Nayyem: A Kabul-born Ukrainian Lawyer, Now Defending Ukraine

An Interview With Masi Nayyem: A Kabul-born Ukrainian Lawyer, Now Defending Ukraine

Masi was born in Kabul during the Soviet-Afghan war.
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Anastasiia Marushevska
Two Filtration Camps and 2500 km Through Russia: An Interview With a Ukrainian Who Left Mariupol to…

Two Filtration Camps and 2500 km Through Russia: An Interview With a Ukrainian Who Left Mariupol to…

I met K about ten years ago; we worked together in a very energetic advertising agency. Since then, he became a successful tech…
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Anastasiia Marushevska
The Complexity of ‘Never’

The Complexity of ‘Never’

The cruelty and ignorance of Russia can cause another Chornobyl. How long will we allow a dictator to terrorise us?
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Anastasiia Marushevska
I Fled Ukraine to Save My 3-Year-Old Daughter. We want to go home

I Fled Ukraine to Save My 3-Year-Old Daughter. We want to go home

The incredible kindness we experienced on our journey doesn’t make up for the brutality from those who fired rockets at our house
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Maria Basarab
Traveling Through My Russian-Occupied Homeland

Traveling Through My Russian-Occupied Homeland

The place that has given me so many joyful moments, is nothing like it used to be.
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Nastya Popandopulos
Traveling to Georgia and Syrian Border Helped Me Understand Russia’s War Crimes

Traveling to Georgia and Syrian Border Helped Me Understand Russia’s War Crimes

We can’t go back and stop Russia’s previous atrocities, but we can hold them accountable and prevent more destruction.
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Anastasiia Marushevska
My Parents Have Been Under Russian Occupation For 50 Days

My Parents Have Been Under Russian Occupation For 50 Days

I want them to survive so they can meet their new grandchild.
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Diana Kurylo
Babyn Yar to Buchenwald to Bucha

Babyn Yar to Buchenwald to Bucha

Commentary on RIA Novosti Article and Nazi Final Solution
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John Gordon Sennett
The War of Cultures

The War of Cultures

How Russia has been trying to destroy Ukrainian culture and freedom for centuries.
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Alice Korzh
One Ukrainian’s Appeal to Fellow Jews Throughout the World

One Ukrainian’s Appeal to Fellow Jews Throughout the World

Urge the Israeli government to act immediately to save our lives.
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Ilya Aizenshtat
Why I’m Staying in Kyiv Despite the Russian Bombs

Why I’m Staying in Kyiv Despite the Russian Bombs

My Greek family has been persecuted by Russia for generations
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Nastya Popandopulos
My Family Is in Mariupol. I Don’t Know if I’ll Hear From Them Again

My Family Is in Mariupol. I Don’t Know if I’ll Hear From Them Again

The most terrifying feeling in the world is listing your mother as a missing person in Ukraine
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Tania Rak
How Russia Took My Home Twice Under the Pretext of Liberation

How Russia Took My Home Twice Under the Pretext of Liberation

Putin is using a familiar playbook of phony referendums, propaganda, and war to build “Russkiy Mir” — the “Russian World.”
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Alice Korzh
War and grit

War and grit

I’ve been off-internet for a week. As I plug back into the news cycle, “grit” is the best way to describe our most powerful weapon in…
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Marta Khomyn
15 Days in Hostomel Under Russian Occupation; 15 Days of Hell

15 Days in Hostomel Under Russian Occupation; 15 Days of Hell

A story of Olena Trutneva, a design studio owner who thought Hostomel might be a good place to wait out the hostilities.
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Max Sushchuk
Eyes on People: Ukrainian Volunteering as a Way to Survive the War

Eyes on People: Ukrainian Volunteering as a Way to Survive the War

Since the Russian invasion on 24 Feb 2022, my country has been bleeding. And everywhere I look, I see people trying to help each other…
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D.L.
Nazi in da house: life in the occupied city

Nazi in da house: life in the occupied city

I am an ordinary citizen of my country — Ukraine. I do music and a photography. Before the full-scale war, I lived in Dnipro, a city…
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Sergio Cherkes
The Right to Hate or Why It Is Okay to Cancel

The Right to Hate or Why It Is Okay to Cancel

Why every Ukrainian now has the right to hate and how does Russia give us this right with missiles and bombs.
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Alice Korzh
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