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Articles by Pippa Crawford
victims of war
Kidnap, Lies, and Propaganda: Documentary Film 'Ukraine’s Stolen Children' Comes to London
Nearly 20,000 Ukrainian children are missing and presumed being held in Russia.
4 Min read
Feature
Marina Litvinenko: Yulia Navalnaya Must Find Her Own Voice
The activist and widow of Alexander Litvinenko also voiced frustration with Britain’s unwillingness to free Vladimir Kara-Murza in a prisoner swap.
3 Min read
Feature
Ilya Ponomaryov: ‘We Have to Capture the Kremlin. There Is No Other Way’
Speaking to The Moscow Times in London, the former Russian lawmaker turned controversial opposition figure comes across as defiant, yet isolated.
7 Min read
Feature
Russian Theft of Ukrainian Grain Likely a War Crime, Legal Analysis Says
Russia’s billion-dollar operation could constitute the war crimes of starvation and pillage, The Hague-based Global Rights Compliance firm said.
4 Min read
Feature
In Search of Sanctuary: The Charities Helping Ukrainian and Russian Academics to Escape
Hundreds of academics and researchers in science and the arts have fled Ukraine, Russia and Belarus since the start of the war.
7 Min read
'montenegro files'
Bulgarians Accused of Spying for Russia to Face Trial in London Court
New evidence was disclosed in Friday's spy plot hearing at London's Old Bailey court.
3 Min read
convicted in absentia
Dmitry Glukhovsky's 'The White Factory' Explores Compromise With Evil on London Stage
A new play has opened in London’s Marylebone Theatre on a theme that might seem jarring in these times: coerced Jewish collaboration in the Holocaust...
5 Min read
theatrical event
Belarus Free Theatre's 'King Stakh’s Wild Hunt' Trots on the London Stage
The production was a bit bumpy, but when else will you watch an innovative play in Belarusian?
3 Min read
'a capitivating darkness'
Natalia Lizorkina’s Anti-War Play 'Vanya is Alive' Heads to the Fringe
The play premiered in London before heading to Edinburgh.
3 Min read
protest art
Artist Katya Muromtseva's 'Women in Black' Protest in London
Keeping the war in Ukraine and repressions in Russia in the public eye.
4 Min read
book review
Author Paul Hansbury Puts Belarus Back on the Map
Against the backdrop of current events, Belarus is often forgotten. But it shouldn't be ignored.
3 Min read
Feature
Debates Over Ukraine War Rock U.K. Universities, Cultural Institutions
For Russian language students, the main impact of the war has been to make it impossible to visit the place they are studying.
5 Min read