Essays & reportage
21 May 2014
Storytelling may fit the zeitgeist, but there are truths it can’t reach, writes Maria Tumarkin
Essays & reportage
10 November 2010
Book contract in her bag, Maria Tumarkin set out for Russia and Ukraine. All was well until people started asking questions
Essays & reportage
7 May 2010
In this extract from her new book, Maria Tumarkin recounts the events that unfolded after news of war reached the Ukrainian village of Dubovyazovka
Essays & reportage
28 April 2010
One reviewer accuses the murdered Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya of being hot-headed. Why has this become a pejorative term, asks Maria Tumarkin
International
22 October 2009
What sense can be made of the rehabilitation of the Soviet regime – and the figure of Stalin – in present-day Russia, asks Maria Tumarkin