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Tracks reports on geek culture, current music, film and emerging artistic forms

Tracks East approaches issues of identity and conflict in the (mostly) post-socialist world from new vantage points.

Since the pandemic, quad skates have made a big comeback in London with a vibrant subculture of unofficial skate meet-ups.

The best way to discover a new place is to see it through the eyes of artists who've been inspired by it

With many western destinations inaccesible, where can Russians go on holiday? Tracks East went to find out.

Social media is a powerful tool for propaganda. Tracks East investigates in the USA, Russia and China.

War in Ukraine, interference in Moldova, and Soviet Eurovision in Moscow, Russia extends its influence by any means necessary.

In an era of social media, outrage and provocation are tools of power and influence.

Tracks East meets artists and activists to gauge public sentiment inside Russia.

Tracks East shows how work by Ukrainian artists has changed as a result of the war.

Trump's return to the White House raised hopes for an end to the war in Ukraine. But a deal between the USA and Russia looks risky.

They fly tiny FPV drones for fun around urban environments: Tracks went to meet people who do 'guerilla whooping'.

Tracks East shows how political football really is at the ‘non-political” FIFA World Cup 2026.

On TikTok, religion is all the rage: Tracks East went to meet a young generation reclaiming faith and spirituality.

A universal basic income, degrowth, or a radical exit from the labour market. Ready to do nothing?

Many musical artists are getting interested in sounds that moves beyond the traditional twelve tones of most western music. 

Women filmmakers and artists are reinventing horror to create a space for feminist reappropriation.

The modern nation state is only four centuries old. Can we live outside of its structures and hierarchies?

Tracks East went to Israel to take the pulse of a people seemingly forever at war.

Tracks meets collaborators of the world’s most-streamed artist to understand the political nature of their music.