We Can’t Live Without Cosmos: how the Soviet space race transformed Russian cities forever
The everyday heroes behind Russia’s voluntary search and rescue team
Love, loss and celebration: take a soul-nourishing 7500km train ride across Kazakhstan
The other New York: the small Ukrainian town fighting to recover its historic name
A new photobook of Polish surveillance images reveals the sinister mechanisms of totalitarianism
Portraits of Russia: emerging photographers capture the faces of a young nation
Facial recognition and folklore: as Kazakhstan looks to 2050, photographer Marat Dilman captures his country’s fascination with tradition
Taken on a thermal camera, these street photos of Moscow mirror our pandemic unease
Landscapes of Russia: panoramas and cityviews from the largest nation on Earth
The Eastern European projects shortlisted for the Sony World Photography Awards
New East women: stories of resilience, celebration, and solidarity
‘Walruses’ of Magadan: portraits of fierce winter swimmers in Russia’s Far East
All Saints: tender photos capturing the power of the body taking flight
‘People told me this wasn’t a job for women’: photojournalist Anush Babajanyan on documenting the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Lumber and leisure: a glimpse at life along Hungary’s Öreg-Túr river
Behind photographer Evgenia Arbugaeva’s dreamlike vision of the Russian Arctic
Photographer Marina Istomina’s modern fairytale delves into Siberia’s urgent wildfire crisis
The story of a remarkable zoologist who lived among wolves in Georgia
Lost and found: the photo project reuniting Moldovan villagers with their younger selves
Can photographs document a united Europe? Rob Hornstra plans to capture a continent amid a decade of change
‘That’s all I remember of Georgia.’ A photographer who left the Caucasus as a child retraces her steps
Photographing the Ukrainians who fled war and found refuge in Chernobyl
Czechoslovak photographer Jindřich Štreit found joy in spontaneity. The regime read his offbeat images as criticism
