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In Bakhmut
Hugh Barnes watches a funeral on TV It was a Monday in September and all eyes were glued to a televised funeral. But the ceremony was taking place a thousand miles away from Westminster Abbey, at the National Opera House in Kyiv, mourning the loss of a 47-year-old Ukrainian ballet dancer. Oleksandr Shapoval, its principalContinue reading “In Bakhmut”
In Chuhuiv
Green Socialist editor Hugh Barnes on Putin’s threats
Digital Army
He didn’t look a lot like Che Guevara but he drove a diesel van from Warsaw to Lviv to pick up guns. Now it was a question of getting them out of quiet seclusion.
Homage to Ukraina
In Kharkiv Drawing by John-Paul Flintoff
Putin’s savvy genius
James Bond Scotland Yard Special Report from Bucha
Inside the siege of Ukraine’s cities