War

Petr Pojman: Latent consequences of the war will be eliminated for years

Czech criminologist Petr Pojman shares plans for the next project of Maidan Monitoring Information Center – it should be systematization and mapping of the latent cultural and ecological consequences of the war in Kharkiv and Kharkiv region (perhaps also in Donetsk and Luhansk regions). Such information is necessary for the restoration of the liberated territories of Ukraine, and two more important components for this are funds and expertise of people or organizations that have experience in solving similar problems. […]

Editorial

From Color to Monochrome and Back Again: A Girl’s Tale of Her Childhood Infatuation

I grew up in a grey rectangular city built by dreamers playing with gigantic concrete blocks. The dreamers imagined a purposeful communal living where workers together would build a glorious future without some negligible material things distracting them on the way. The future-builders would look out of the enormous three-panel windows of their apartments, see and greet each other. They would spend minimal allotted time in their tiny toilets and kitchens conjoined with bathtubs. These were all great dreams of innovators later called “Constructivists”, but these dreams did not belong to the little girl who loved fairy tales. […]

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Easter Ruminations

What does a Ukrainian Catholic feel? He has to be overwhelmed, because his Church appears to have left him alone at a most trying time because he has been designated by the Pope’s Christian collaborators, the Stalinist Moscow religious aberration to be “wiped off the face of the earth” […]

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English Opinions

Re-branding

I am a Ukrainian nationalist ideologically. That’s a good thing. Practically, I am intrusive and prone to quick action rather than lengthy deliberation. My friends say I’m effective, others insist that I’m annoying. Since I […]