Nataliya Yaroshenko

Nataliya Yaroshenko is a ceramic artist and art educator originally from Kharkiv, Ukraine, now residing in Los Angeles. While specialising in ceramics and process art in her professional life, Nataliya also holds a special place in her heart for the power and beauty of words. She is honoured to have collaborated in translating the poems of Maksym Kryvtsov, a talented poet who fought for Ukraine’s freedom. His was one of the remarkable voices tragically lost in this war. Nataliya continues to support her homeland’s efforts for independence and democracy through direct support and education.

Translations in London Ukrainian Review:

Maksym Kryvtsov, ‘Falling forest’

Contact: N.menulis@gmail.com

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Culture as Security

• Issue 5 (October 2025)

This issue of the London Ukrainian Review takes a look at culture as a matter of national security. Highlighting the voices of cultural figures who defend Ukraine with arms, it also examines culture as a tool of Russia’s imperialist expansion, all the while insisting on a bond between cultural familiarity and political solidarity.

Sasha Dovzhyk
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‘Defeat the Enemy and Liberate the Space’: Peter Pomerantsev on Propaganda and Civic Culture

• Issue 5 (October 2025)

How can Ukraine’s culture of resistance serve the country’s security? Olesya Khromeychuk spoke to Peter Pomerantsev about the subtleties of waging information warfare, the challenges of cultivating a world of truth and justice today, and creating the kind of space where democracy can be practised.

Olesya Khromeychuk
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