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Tashkent’s first documentary photo gallery is striking out into new and untested waters

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Uzbekistan’s liberal Ilkhom Theatre survived decades of dictatorship. Now real estate developers could spell its downfall

Tashkent’s first documentary photo gallery is striking out into new and untested waters

Young blood: a new generation of teenage talent is reinventing Tashkent

Uzbekistan’s liberal Ilkhom Theatre survived decades of dictatorship. Now real estate developers could spell its downfall

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Tashkent’s first documentary photo gallery is striking out into new and untested waters

Young blood: a new generation of teenage talent is reinventing Tashkent

Uzbekistan’s liberal Ilkhom Theatre survived decades of dictatorship. Now real estate developers could spell its downfall

Tashkent’s first documentary photo gallery is striking out into new and untested waters

Young blood: a new generation of teenage talent is reinventing Tashkent

Uzbekistan’s liberal Ilkhom Theatre survived decades of dictatorship. Now real estate developers could spell its downfall

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Ural Biennial factory speech

Soviet Union

Redmond Bacon

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

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

‘It feels like begging:’ why Bosnia’s national museums are struggling to survive

The Other Bulgarian Women: the show dividing a country

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

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

The Ringing Trace: capturing the invisible legacy of a Soviet nuclear catastrophe

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

‘We hope for no more funerals:’ documenting humanitarian tragedy on the Poland-Belarus border

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