Investigating the truth can be deadly for Russia’s journalists, as Tina Burrett discovers.
Filed in: Russia
East Europe
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Chernobyl: a fever of forgetting
As we approach the 20-year anniversary of the world’s worst nuclear accident at Chernobyl, Magnum photographer Paul Fusco meets the children born years later but still suffering from its terrible legacy.
Filed in: Belarus Nuclear Power
- Paul Fusco
- September 1, 2005
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Ukraine
When Ukrainians celebrated New Year 2005 in Kiev in a delirious sea of orange and anthems of the revolution, the future looked bright. But divisions remain.
Filed in: Ukraine
- Lily Hyde
- September 1, 2005
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Green light, red light
Opportunity and menace are the two sides of the human-trafficking coin. But Lily Hyde, writing from Ukraine, smells hypocrisy.
Filed in: Prostitution Ukraine Women
- Lily Hyde
- December 1, 2004
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We expected better
The hopes of the post-communist young have been dashed on the shoals of transition realities. Irena Maryniak tells their story.
- Irena Maryniak
- April 1, 2004
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Re-inventing Russian socialism
An interview from Moscow with Boris Kagarlitsky.
Filed in: Russia
- Boris Kagarlitsky
- April 1, 2004
- 0
Wild West goes East
Long-standing World Bank consultant Peter Griffiths blows the whistle on the damage done, from Russia to Sierra Leone.
Filed in: IMF Russia Sierra Leone World Bank
- Peter Griffiths
- March 1, 2004
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And The Oil Runneth Over...
Filed in: China Corporations Ecuador Environment Nigeria Oil Russia Sudan
- October 5, 2003
- 0
Currents
Filed in: Burma Chechnya Conservation Fishing Food Human Rights Indonesia Language Pharmaceuticals Russia United States
- July 5, 2003
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