Moscow loses a cultural battle as Degas' 'Russian dancers' recognized as Ukrainian | International

Museums such as the National Gallery and the Metropolitan have agreed to retitle works described in their catalogs as Russian amid an offensive against the Russification of Ukrainian history

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