In the video, Russian activist Anna Kiryakova reads from a book of poetry that glorifies her country’s war against Ukraine. The anthology’s title — “Poetry of the Russian Winter” — is written with the ...

In The Atlantic last week, Sigal Samuel wrote about Russian (and Eastern European) anxiety about America’s hostility on the culture war front: In many Central and Eastern European countries ...

America and Russia seemed to be united by a common yearning ... reformed villains from James Bond movies or emissaries of the great culture of Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky, but rather as all-cash ...

According to the president of the Heritage Russian-American cultural center, Olga Zatsepina, since 2012, the organization has been introducing New Yorkers to the Russian pages of US history as part of ...

the Russian American Cultural Heritage Center’s Facebook page informs. The Month of Russian-American history was established on the initiative of Russian American Cultural Heritage Center in 2012.

A report by PEN America published in Dec. 2022 said that ... of "de-russification" -- the term for the removal of Russian cultural influence from Ukraine -- has accelerated since the invasion ...

Her coverage in the past focused on business, immigration, culture ... told Russian news agency TASS that thousands of volunteers from former Soviet nations, Mideastern, and Latin American ...

He was a Russian-born economist teaching at Florida ... but these were the most prominent. Ownership culture in America I remember ordering a muffin at a local coffee shop and the barista said ...

Emma Marsden is a freelance news reporter for Newsweek who has lived in the U.K and the U.S. Her interests are trending news, politics, crime, culture ... The Russian Federal Security Service ...

He was struck by the 1986 film, an animated musical about a family of Russian-Jewish mice who immigrate to America ... of Cincinnati who has studied this cultural change.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. “Comparison is how we know the world,” says Masha Gessen, the Russian-American journalist, New Yorker writer, New York Times ...