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Russia without Putin

RUSSIA: One day Putin will leave the Kremlin – but that will not change anything, writes Tony Wood in his book on power and continuity in today's Russia, in which he attacks several well-known myths.
Nick Holdsworth -

The oil industry is the root of all evil

MONEY AND OIL: If you mix corruption and rogue states with the richest and most devastating industry in the world – the oil industry – the result is an explosive mix.
Ranveig Eckhoff -

The Chernobyl disaster – a Soviet science fiction?

Nuclear disaster: As a major docu-fiction, the Chernobyl miniseries is now on HBO. The series reveals that the Soviet authorities were on a misunderstood line of reassurance. But the same thing happened in Norway.
Sigurd Ohrem -

Travel letter from Crimea – one year after

We are pleased with the people of Crimea that the bleak picture presented in Western media does not match reality.
Aase Vig Berget -

Alternative Crimean history

About the detachment from Ukraine and the Western sanctions seen with the eyes of Crimea.
ane.hoel@online.no -

The close relations of big relationships

By portraying the filmmaker's own family, Close Relations capture many aspects of the conflict in Ukraine.
Aleksander Huser -

A hundred years of patience

Anarchy in The UKR takes the reader on a dreamy journey from the revolution in 1917 to today's conflict in eastern Ukraine. 
Øystein Windstad -

Which right?

The documentary about the Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov's trial gives an insight into a still hopeless judicial system in Russia.
ida.hestman@gmail.com -
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