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Ancient Israel and the Natural Environment

The importance of Israel in the history of the relationship of mankind to the environment results from the wide influence of the Judaic religion and its implicit attitudes toward the natural world. Israel was a very small country, and for much of its history was at the mercy of the great Near Eastern empires, so […]
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13.02.2026 Vladimir Golstein

Liberals and Nazi Collaborators

How Woke Liberals Learned to Love Nazi Collaborators and Murderers. One the surface of it, it all looks strange if not shocking. The most progressive of the Americans and consequently of the western world, providing moral and financial support to the ultra-nationalist thugs who idolize mass murderers of the Bandera type. They don’t idolize Dr. […]
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12.02.2026 Egor Yakovlev

Vitaly Bianki: “I’m Not a Writer…”

Vitaly Bianki: “I’m not a writer: I’m a simple translator from the language of birds into Russian.” On February 11, 1894, Vitaly Bianki, a children’s writer and author of short stories, fairy tales, and novellas, was born. A love of nature was instilled in the Bianki family from childhood. His father, Valentin Bianki, an ornithologist […]
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11.02.2026 Robert Reich

AI and the Coming Jobless Economy

AI will make most of us poorer and a few fabulously wealthy — unless its productivity gains are allocated fairly. Here’s what we should we be considering now. May I be candid with you about the U.S. economy? It’s growing nicely, and the stock market has soared. But on what really counts to most Americans […]
8min 213
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10.02.2026 Vladimir Morozov

The Emergence and Abolition of the Gold Standard

The essence of the gold standard in the new monetary system was that it maintained a constant high demand for gold. Part 1: England, the Rothschilds and the Establishment of the Gold Standard After the outbreak of bourgeois revolutions and the establishment of an ideal for moneylenders’ regime of the “market” in relations between economic […]
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05.02.2026 Vladimir Golstein

Germany: The Key to What Happened to Europe

How and why Germans have lost it, is not clear to me. I don’t live in the country and I don’t have a way to study events all the way to their causes. But the results are obvious for anyone to see. Here is an emblem of what I am talking about. Long time ago, […]
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02.02.2026 Vladimir Golstein

“This is Worse than a Crime, it’s a Mistake.”

(“C’est pire qu’un crime, c’est une faute”). Great line attributed to Taleyrand, famous French Diplomat. Indeed, that’s exactly what Trump, or rather his incompetent henchmen into whose hands he entrusted the American legal system, have done. It is very easy to gaslight Americans about foreign policy. They have no clue about any European or Asian […]
2min 268
Review & OpinionPopular
26.01.2026 Vladimir Golstein

Canada, Stop Lying to Itself

There is a great Soviet joke about Americans mocking Russia’s lack of freedom of speech. See, says, American. I can stand in front of the White House and scream, down with Reagan, and nothing will happen to me. Big deal, says Russian. I can stand in front of the Kremlin, scream “down with Reagan” and […]
4min 523
Review & OpinionPopular
22.01.2026 Kirill Benediktov

Arm in Arm with America

I see how, against the backdrop of NATO’s crisis over Greenland, the idea of ​​creating a “new joint Russian-European security architecture on the continent” is gaining popularity in the expert community, including, of course, security guarantees for Ukraine. “Together with Europe (and China) – against America!” This idea is naturally supported primarily by the pro-Ukrainian […]
1min 569
Review & OpinionPopular
11.01.2026 Dmitri Drobnitsky

Congress Implementing 2026 Plan

Congress begins implementing its 2026 plan: to rein in Trump and reclaim control… But to do this, they need to pass a budget. Will it work? First of all, the US Senate has NOT yet passed a resolution banning Trump from fighting Venezuela. By a vote of 52 to 47, the Senate only tabled S.J. […]
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Review & OpinionPopular
09.01.2026 Vladimir Golstein

Russophobia as a “Sacred Mission” of the Nazis

How woke liberals learned to love Nazi collaborators and murderers. One the surface of it, it all looks strange if not shocking. The most progressive of the Americans and consequently of the western world, providing moral and financial support to the ultra-nationalist thugs who idolize mass murderers of the Bandera type. They don’t idolize Dr. […]
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13.02.2026 Vladimir Golstein

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Binary Thinking, Politics, and Dialectics

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In Search of Ikigai

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Can AI Become God?

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From Ukraine to Greenland

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