Andrei Kurkov has never left Kyiv. While the world argued about Ukraine from a safe distance, he stayed — watching, writing, turning the daily reality of war into literature with the patience […]
New York is a strategically important place on the Donbas front line, the site of a defensive fortification on Ukraine’s Mannerheim Line. There is constant fighting here, as a result of which its material form is inexorably disappearing from the face of the earth. Russian bombs have annihilated its economic potential.
Oksana Zabuzhko’s groundbreaking novel ‘Field Work in Ukrainian Sex’ addressed gender issues and national trauma, while Yuri Andrukhovych’s ‘Recreations’ explored Ukraine’s cultural positioning between Eastern and Western influences. Serhiy Zhadan’s poetry and prose captured the gritty realities of post-Soviet transition, particularly in eastern Ukraine.
True to Dugin’s words the only thing that has happened to Russia after the dissolution of the Soviet Union is the steady growth of its territorial size. There are plenty of examples. Starting with Georgia,
That very moment will give rise to a new precedent “Life of a NATO country soldier is the Rubicon line”.
By Dhanuka Dickwella Vengeance – Retribution – Justice The cousins of the same family Only with minor differences Bloodline the same One cry for blood One for an eye to eye The […]
Western Bombs Eastern Bombs Arabic Bombs The Israeli Bombs They all are bad Bombs Rips the limbs Kills the dreams Shatters the wills Flattens the hills Sighs of Pain and oozing blood […]
By Nadeera Dickwella Global South & North is not a geographic divide. Although technically the regions of Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Oceania are considered Global south the term refers to a whole lot […]
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