Nicolas Kent, master of political theatre, turns to Ukraine
The director’s verbatim productions took on policy failures from Guantánamo to Grenfell. His latest project tells untold stories of Russia’s war
Related reading
Ukraine Unbroken captures the weight and complexity of conflict — theatre review
A programme of short plays at London’s Arcola Theatre is a compassionate reminder of the individuals caught up in war
Ukraine ex-minister charged with money laundering after trying to flee
German Galushchenko accused of working with criminals to embezzle millions meant for infrastructure defences
Boris Mikhailov’s Ukrainian Diary is far more than a documentary show
A subversive take on Soviet and post-Soviet life offers humanity, humour and mischief at London’s Photographers’ Gallery
Ukraine and the coalition of the unwilling
Europe’s Trump-whisperers might get the US to tighten Russia sanctions and increase aid to Kyiv, but they still need a plan B
The broken dreams and tightening authoritarian grip of Putin’s Russia
Two books chronicle the Moscow optimists who fell victim to Kremlin oppression — and those who turned cheerleaders for its…
Trump, Putin and the future of Ukraine
There is a danger for both Kyiv and Europe that they lose sight of a strategic vision of where they want to get to