Sabrina Tavernise

Excellent piece on the explosion of older Americans who live alone -- 36% of households headed by someone over 50. By the great @gebeloffnyt @DanaGoldstein https://t.co/B7SneM53CB

The great @lpolgreen in Haiti, finds "a slender but persistent wisp of hope that this is finally the time to declare a kind of political bankruptcy, clear all old political debts and begin anew" https://t.co/99L3sdR5HE

RT @peterbakernyt: "I will fight from the inside": How Trump and his generals went to war -- with each other. An excerpt from our new book…

The great @adamliptak on the case of Dennis Wayne Hope who has been in solitary confinement in Texas for 27 years https://t.co/IQP28Jajw3

Why the next few weeks is so critical to the future of the war in Ukraine, with @EricSchmittNYT and @Tmgneff https://t.co/PHdC55fmeh

excellent piece on Russians Turning on One Another Over the War by @antontroian https://t.co/jy7gEzQweo

Targets of new Russian law making speaking against the military a crime: teachers who are being turned in by their students. Important piece by @JeanneWhalen https://t.co/FOEwrSZN2Q

Putin’s War in Ukraine Shatters an Illusion in Russia https://t.co/dXrDOwbswj

RT @stavernise: Russia is moving out of authoritarianism — where political passivity and civic disengagement are key features — into totali…

“Putin is so convinced that he cannot afford to lose, that he will escalate,” one expert said of Putin in Ukraine. “He has staked everything on it.”

Sabrina Tavernise @stavernise

Russia is moving out of authoritarianism — where political passivity and civic disengagement are key features — into totalitarianism, which relies on mass mobilization, terror and homogeneity of beliefs, one expert argued.

Russia is moving out of authoritarianism — where political passivity and civic disengagement are key features — into totalitarianism, which relies on mass mobilization, terror and homogeneity of beliefs, one expert argued.

Sabrina Tavernise @stavernise

Russians long lived with an understanding: Stay away from politics, and live your life as you choose. The war in Ukraine wrecked that idea. https://t.co/ZN4l44j9KG

Russians long lived with an understanding: Stay away from politics, and live your life as you choose. The war in Ukraine wrecked that idea. https://t.co/ZN4l44j9KG

Sabrina Tavernise @stavernise

In the weeks since Russia invaded Ukraine, I have felt like I am watching someone I love lose their mind. https://t.co/ZN4l44j9KG

In the weeks since Russia invaded Ukraine, I have felt like I am watching someone I love lose their mind. https://t.co/ZN4l44j9KG

As Russia resets in Ukraine, the city of Mariupol has become Central to Russia's strategy. My colleague, @VALERIEinNYT takes us inside through the account of one woman who managed to escape. https://t.co/AZzO4Ixzfi

The history of the war in Chechnya is essential for understanding the future of the war in Ukraine. The great @carlottagall on Putin’s playbook, and how Ukraine is putting it to the test https://t.co/IGefqJl7tg

Four stories of escape, by Ukrainian women, in their own words, tell of the sharp, sudden alternate reality of war. "One day you are driving to the dentist. The next you are whispering with strangers in a dark basement." https://t.co/qDUZvjLJ0q

RT @EllenBarryNYT: "One day you are driving to the dentist. The next you are whispering with strangers in a dark basement." @stavernise, i…