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.

Articles

Teenager with backpack and suitcases sits by the open luggage compartment of a bus, waiting for departure or arrival. Symbolizes the vulnerability of Ukrainian refugees and the risks of premature return.

The Danger of Premature Return: Council of Europe Commissioner Warns of Risks in Rolling Back Protection for Ukrainian Refugees

Politics 06/26/2026, 01:17
Council of Europe Commissioner Michael O’Flaherty has warned EU countries about the risks of prematurely rolling back protection for Ukrainian refugees. He noted that the escalation of attacks in 2025–2026 makes the return of citizens dangerous, and canceling the status could plunge millions into poverty. Temporary protection status has been extended until March 2027, but discussions about its reduction are already underway.
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Comparison of Olga Martynovskaya before and after the scandal: expert evaluates the consequences for her personal brand and career in 'MasterChef'

Death of a Personal Brand: Expert Assesses the Consequences of the Scandal for Olga Martynovskaya and Her Future on 'MasterChef'

Culture 06/25/2026, 21:11
Influencer marketing expert Tatyana Savitskaya believes that the scandal involving Olga Martynovskaya's confessions has dealt a fatal blow to her reputation. According to the specialist, restoring a personal brand is practically impossible, and the 'MasterChef' project will replace the host to avoid risking the show's image. 📉📺
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Empty railway tracks and platforms in Crimea illustrating the collapse of passenger traffic and transport system failure

Railway Collapse in Crimea: Only 7 Trains Left Instead of 18

Politics 06/25/2026, 13:53
Railway communication between Crimea and Russia has been sharply reduced: only 7 trains will remain instead of 18. The Operational Headquarters decided to limit trips due to drone attacks and logistics problems. The Armed Forces of Ukraine confirm their course to completely block enemy supply routes 🚆🚫🇺🇦
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