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Our article on #political #myths & #ontological #security in #RussiaUkraineWar is awarded *BEST ARTICLE 2024* by the CJIR! All praise to my co-authors Anastasiia Poberezhna & Anja van Heelsum. Article #OpenAccess: cjir.iir.cz/index.php/cjir… AISSR (no longer active on X) ACES - Amsterdam Centre for European Studies CEE feminist research network

all russian “peace” plans throughout history be like

The sound of Putin’s ceasefire in Kyiv.

World Press Photo apologized for pairing photographs of a traumatized Ukrainian child and a wounded Russian-backed militant from occupied Donetsk. Both photos won the 2025 contest but were criticized for diminishing the unique suffering of the Ukrainian child by presenting it

A sad birthday for me today: the National Endowment for the Humanities (National Endowment for the Humanities) has terminated our grant for publishing Ukrainian literature in English translation effective immediately. This was the first such federal grant we received for our publications in 40+ years. Per the

The mobilization of Ukrainian children into the Russian army is human trafficking. This was stated by the Save Ukraine team at a meeting at the OSCE headquarters in Vienna. Russia commits a double crime against our children under international law: they are abducted and then

My essay *On intellectual pain* is published with RAAM – op Rusland, Oekraïne en Belarus. I argue that it doesn't take a critical scholar to feel intellectual pain at the way #RussiaUkraineWar is discussed. Thanks to Chris Colijn for inviting me. platformraam.nl/artikelen/2795… UvA Amsterdam CEE feminist research network

In a personal essay, Dr Olga Burlyuk explains how following and participating in debates on Russia's war against Ukraine is painful: in an emotional way, and on an intellectual level. She points to bouncy logics and factual fallacies in debates on the war. buff.ly/Wi6lJH4

Great piece of clarity and honesty. Thank you Olga Burlyuk platformraam.nl/artikelen/2795…

A good Sunday read on the intellectual pain of Ukraine scholars.

Many thanks to Baltic Worlds & Elisa Satjukow for inviting me into a conversation about the shifts we are putting in motion with the The RUTA Association for Central, South-Eastern, and Eastern European, Baltic, Caucasus, Central and Northern Asian Studies in Global Conversation 1/n

Aka much needed and long overdue shifts in response to the (ab)uses of power in knowledge making, that persist in much of dominant Western scholarship but, sadly, also continuous patterns of denial maintained in many de/anticolonial debates and large segments of the global Left

A critical reassessment of old patterns of silencing and genuine not appropriating engagement with the knowledges from Europe’s East to North Asia present a major opportunity for overcoming double standards and building wider solidarities, anti-imperialist & antifascist movements

Read this important interview with the fierce and brilliant Tereza Hendl ! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

hundreds of artists, journalists, scholars, and activists demand a cancellation of a russian propaganda play in Berlin, hosted by KuehlhausBerlin and funded by Creative Europe. i signed the letter, too sites.google.com/view/brlncultr…

for those in Europe, you can now order "Ecocide in Ukraine" with a 40% discount, just use the code DTS40 when ordering at Polity many thanks to Serhii Plokhy for his kind words!

Great article by Olga Burlyuk , pointing to the importance of questioning the questions on Ukraine which can be "crooked from the get-go; structurally, logically, theoretically, philosophically, ethically, empirically " platformraam.nl/artikelen/2795…

NEW RELEASE: "Teaching IR in Wartime: Experiences of University Lecturers during Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine" by Kateryna Zarembo, Michèle Knodt and Maksym Yakovlyev (eds.) Get your copy here: ibidem.eu/Reihen/Gesells…

My article is out, “The shadow of the object fell upon the ego:” colonial melancholia, reading Freud through Fanon’s sociogeny, and implicit memory It’s open access 👇🏾