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Serhiy Zhadan’s The Orphanage is a powerful novel on the experience of war in Ukraine | Calvert Reads

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Chateau Chapiteau: the nomadic community building co-living space in Georgia
23 February 2022

The Czech Republic’s tallest skyscraper reflects a city’s changing identity | Concrete Ideas
21 February 2022

Grassroots: the community initiatives leading Lithuania’s urban farming revolution
21 February 2022

Lines of resistance: Kazakhstan’s poets face the aftermath of protest
18 February 2022

July Rain is a New Wave-esque Soviet classic about alienation and love | Film of the week
17 February 2022

Curse like a Russian: the Instagram account providing escapades in profanity
16 February 2022

‘To have power you need guts:’ writer-in-exile Ak Welsapar on resistance in Turkmenistan
15 February 2022

The story of Budapest’s Déli Pályaudvar, the sensual modernist train station condemned as an eyesore | Concrete Ideas
14 February 2022

Inside Zagreb’s Museum of Broken Relationships, where you can peruse mementos from failed romances
14 February 2022

‘I had the courage to work at the very root of evil:’ 3 poems by Romanian poet Mariana Marin
11 February 2022

Excel-art: the series taking aim at corporate culture
11 February 2022

The unknown Parajanov: watch the auteur’s triptych of short films | Film of the week
10 February 2022

Tchaikovsky’s Wife: Kirill Serebrennikov announces new film project
10 February 2022

Threads of the soul: these modern embroideries are an ode to womanhood
9 February 2022

The soap opera story of Jazz Section, Czechoslovakia’s unintended cultural rebels
8 February 2022

Ready-made: the prefab house you can build in a single day | Concrete Ideas
7 February 2022

Behind the legacy of Alexander Deineka, the artist who captured the USSR’s endless ode to winter sport
4 February 2022

‘Feelings can occupy the resistance:' 2 Latvian poems by Ligija Purinaša and Katrīna Rudzīte
4 February 2022

Two college friends ponder 30-something regret in Krzysztof Zanussi’s The Structure of Crystal | Film of the week
3 February 2022

This photographer wants you to look again at Russia’s changing seasons
2 February 2022

Zventa Sventana’s cyber-folk music video is a reimagining of Russian fairytales
2 February 2022

Kosovo scoops country’s first Oscar shortlist nomination
1 February 2022

Must-read media: 10 of the best English-language magazines from across Eastern Europe and Central Asia
1 February 2022

Poland’s textile renaissance: the frenetic, storied fibre art of Jolanta Owidzka
1 February 2022

An old Polish mill is disassembled and rebuilt into a modern rural home | Concrete Ideas
31 January 2022

Russian band January Blues on making post-punk's first Ingush-language record
31 January 2022

'I didn’t think it was my fault, but thanks:' feminist poetry from Romania by Ileana Negrea and Cătălina Stanislav
28 January 2022

Prin Lume: the bittersweet electro-pop debut by Romanian singer-songwriter Paulina
27 January 2022

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