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1. The Mural Stronger than Buenos Aires Police

Russian artists painting a Navalny mural in Buenos Aires were interrupted by police after multiple complaints.

Tags: russians abroad, art, police, navalny, Argentina
2. "I'm Alive" a Harrowing Escape

A gay Chechen man forced to out himself on camera vanished after the video went viral in 2022. Now, he tells his story.

Tags: politics, russians abroad, police, chechnya, lgbt
3. Evacuations of Russians from Gaza

The Ministry of Emergency Situations announced that Russian nationals have begun evacuating Gaza through Egypt.

Tags: ministry of emergency situations, russians abroad, war, israel, gaza
4. Escaping the Draft – in Israel

Russian-Israelis want to return to Russia to avoid being drafted into Israel's military. But Russia is also conscripting.

Tags: military, war in ukraine, russians abroad, gaza, israel
5. Poisoned Russian Journalist: "I Want To Live"

German authorities are investigating the poisoning of former Novaya Gazeta journalist Elena Kostyuchenko.

Tags: russians abroad, biography, journalism, dissent, poison, Germany
6. Message in the Guestbook: Arina's Story

One Russian exile left her story — and a cry for help — in a museum guestbook.

Tags: biography, war in ukraine, russians abroad, latvia, dissent
7. Financial Paradise Lost?

The second-largest bank in the UAE will block investment accounts from Russians, citing pressure from EU depositories.

Tags: sanctions, United Arab Emirates, war in ukraine, business, economy, russians abroad
8. Wanted for a Lullaby

Moscow police have threatened a known comedian with arrest after he released an anti-war song about murdered Russian soldiers.

Tags: internet, music, russians abroad, war in ukraine, dissent
9. Made in Russia, Born in Argentina

Since the war in Ukraine began, Argentina has become a birth tourism hub for pregnant Russians.

Tags: war in ukraine, children, health, Argentina, russians abroad
10. My God, a Symbol of Separation

“There was a certain girl here who was handing out some permission to paint to artists, complete nonsense. I gave her this work, and the first thing she said was that it was a very dangerous job, because if Gorbachev saw it, he would not allow the unification of Germany and that she will send it to the senate of West Berlin, which was a different country, for approval.” 

                                   –  Dmitry Vrubel, the artist behind the Berlin Wall's "The Fraternal Kiss"
Tags: russians abroad, Dmitri Vrubel, international relations, berlin wall

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