US Edition“Yalta 2.0” is the name of a painting and also of Putin's doctrine: are we going to live again in a world divided into spheres of influence?
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“Yalta 2.0” is the name of a painting and also of Putin's doctrine: are we going to live again in a world divided into spheres of influence?
“Yalta 2.0” is the title of a new piece of art installed in the Livadia Palace in Crimea, where the Yalta Conference was held 80 years ago. On the triptych, the artist painted Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, and Vladimir Putin. In 1945, three other men—Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin—were in the same space drawing lines about European countries, without consulting the Europeans. Any resemblance to 2025 is real and premeditated
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