Marina Slivenko

Marina Slivenko

Culture and Society Columnist
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Covers culture and society. She received her higher education in foreign languages, so she willingly works with foreign sources and tracks how the same events are presented in different countries.

She writes about cinema, music, books, exhibitions, fashion, and social trends. Sometimes she takes on international politics — where the event concerns people and culture, not just diplomacy.

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Panoramic view of the Crimean coast with a bay, beach and coastal settlement — a symbol of the region whose status requires revision after deoccupation

The 1996 Mistake: Why Crimea's Status Must Change After Deoccupation

Politics 06/28/2026, 12:37
Constitutional law experts believe that the territorial autonomy of Crimea, introduced in 1996, was a mistake that contributed to the events of 2014. After deoccupation, the status of the peninsula will likely be reviewed: abolition of autonomy and transition to the status of an ordinary region, or the introduction of national autonomy for Crimean Tatars. 🇺🇦⚖️
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Julie Davis during a meeting with Andriy Sybiga, discussing support for Ukraine

Farewell to the mission: Andrii Sybiga thanked Julie Davis for supporting Ukraine at a critical moment

Politics 06/27/2026, 22:12
The Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andrii Sybiga, met with the outgoing Chargé d'Affaires of the USA, Julie Davis. The parties discussed peace efforts and the importance of supporting Kyiv. Sybiga thanked the diplomat for her contribution to the strategic partnership and expressed hope for the preservation of bipartisan support for Ukraine in the USA 🇺🇸🇺🇦
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