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Russian teachers find academic freedom in Central Asia
Although exile is difficult for many, scholars and teachers are adapting to life abroad.
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South Korea’s ‘Honeymoon island’ risks erasing its history
History and culture in the tourist haven of Jeju.
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Russia’s Sakha people find refuge in Kazakhstan
Fleeing racism and militarism has also opened dialogue between ethnic groups across countries.
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Russian indie musicians navigate exile
Onetime headliners back home are finding new audiences abroad.
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Exiles from Russia’s North Caucasus discover their voices
But they confront limited resources and fear of persecution back home
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In South Korea, an experimental school prioritizes happiness
Many believe reforming the demanding educational system requires changing the country’s very culture.
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Taiwan’s LGBTQ+ politicians blaze trails despite election losses
Small parties are providing a foundation for more inclusive politics.
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Greece in a changing Europe: Final report
Its borders are front lines of European security, energy and migration issues.