This autumn, miners in the Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih held a strike one kilometre underground to force management into a compromise. The day after an agreement was signed, the plant began legal proceedings against 400 miners.
One year on from the “murder” of a Russian journalist that shocked the world, the promise of a transparent investigation is yet to materialise. Instead, it’s the murky world of Russian-Ukrainian counterintelligence that has emerged from the shadows.
Three years on from the start of Ukraine’s democratic revolution, freedom of speech still isn’t valued by the authorities. And there’s only more ways to shut down debate. Русский
