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Kharkiv learns the language of drones (opens the original)
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Issue #36The room is packed. The organiser asks people to move along the row to make space for more chairs. They have come to a lecture by one of the drone regiments of the Khartia National Guard Corps, titled: “FPV, Mavic or Vampire: learn more about modern drone systems.”The audience is a cross-section of Kharkiv – students and young men and women who appear interested in military service, alongside smartly dressed women in their 60s with stylish haircuts, older people and younger women.What b
Can democracy function during war? (opens the original)
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Issue #35In the central square of Kharkiv, young people stand holding cardboard signs. “Bring back Fedorov”, “Effective ministers should keep working” and “What the hell?” are among the messages visible in the small crowd. Ukrainians have always been creative with their protest signs.“This is just demoralizing. If they really do remove the defense minister, it will demoralize the whole nation,” says Natalia, one of the protesters. “Right now we’re on the rise. Morale has been climbing – since ar
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