Nina Kuryata
“I joined Tortoise when the war in Ukraine started. Tortoise is a perfect place for in-depth journalism, and I am here to tell you more about Ukraine and its importance for the world.”
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Monday 27 March 2023
Sensemaker: Stalingrad 2.0
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Monday 20 March 2023
Sensemaker: Moscow rules
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Wednesday 15 March 2023
Sensemaker: War profiteers
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Friday 3 March 2023
Sensemaker: A gun to the head
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Friday 24 February 2023
Sensemaker: The price of defeat
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Thursday 23 February 2023
Sensemaker: How to win
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Wednesday 8 February 2023
Sensemaker: Target Crimea
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Monday 30 January 2023
Sensemaker: No red lines
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Friday 20 January 2023
Sensemaker: Ready, steady, cook
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Friday 13 January 2023
Sensemaker: Critical mass
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Friday 16 December 2022
Sensemaker: The year of Ukraine
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Wednesday 30 November 2022
Sensemaker: General Frost
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Tuesday 22 November 2022
Sensemaker: More war
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Thursday 10 November 2022
Sensemaker: Rubicon, Rubicoff
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Wednesday 26 October 2022
Sensemaker: Dirty lies
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Thursday 6 October 2022
Sensemaker: Putin on the ropes
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Monday 3 October 2022
Sensemaker: New world disorder
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Wednesday 21 September 2022
Sensemaker: Russia on the edge
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Wednesday 14 September 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: Peak Putin?
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Tuesday 23 August 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: Losing Russia’s war
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Friday 19 August 2022
What does Erdoğan want in Ukraine?
Turkey is selling weapons to both sides in Russia’s war in Ukraine – while also pitching itself as peacemaker
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Friday 19 August 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: Two-faced Turkey
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Wednesday 10 August 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: Treason and power
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Tuesday 2 August 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: Justice in war
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Monday 18 July 2022
The battle for Ukraine’s grain
A deal to release huge stockpiles of grain from Ukraine’s ports is within reach – but remains in Putin’s gift
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Monday 18 July 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: The battle for Ukraine’s grain
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Monday 11 July 2022
How to beat Russia
To end the slaughter in Ukraine and bring Putin and his enablers to justice, the goal is simple: defeat Russia. The question is – how?
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Monday 11 July 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: How to beat Russia
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Wednesday 29 June 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: Are sanctions working?
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Thursday 23 June 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: Wrecking ball
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Thursday 16 June 2022
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Sensemaker: Dying for weapons
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Thursday 9 June 2022
10 minute read
Sensemaker: Russification and resistance
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Monday 14 March 2022
This is not a Ukraine crisis. It’s a Russian war
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Thursday 23 February 2023
A year in Ukraine
A year since Russia began its full scale invasion of Ukraine, what are the five key moments which have defined the war so far?
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Friday 23 December 2022
Comedian, president, wartime leader
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has thrust President Volodymyr Zelensky onto the international stage and into the spotlight. He’s been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and honoured with an Oscar but now he needs a victory
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Thursday 22 September 2022
A crime in the making: Russia’s atrocities
No war crime is ever inevitable, but it’s possible to make one likely. Russia did exactly that before 53 prisoners of war burned to death at Olenivka
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Monday 23 May 2022
Odesa
The Ukrainian port normally feeds the world, but the Russian invasion means nothing is getting out. Can we reopen the port – or will millions starve?