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25.03.2026 Michael Mozzhechkov

A Century of Russian Fever in the Japanese Psyche

The enduring fascination of the Japanese public with Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky is not merely a niche literary preference but a cornerstone of modern Japanese identity. For over a century, Dostoevsky has served as a mirror for a nation navigating the turbulent waters of rapid modernization, cultural alienation, and existential dread. From the first tentative translations […]
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Memories & ConversationsPopular
24.03.2026 Pavel Chirkov

My Beautiful, Humble Life

I was born a year after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Since my birthplace wasn’t very far from the site of the horrific accident, I think it had an impact on me and my family, but I didn’t begin to think about that until much later. Three months before I was due, my mother had an […]
8min 1201
Satire & HumorPopular
23.03.2026 Alexey Savvateev

It’s Not Life, it’s a Fairy Tale in the Land of Pink Unicorns

We carefully listened to the report of Minister of Education  to President. It was truly a pleasure to listen — the level of education was maintained (was it declining?), it wasn’t let go, all challenges were met, and all assignments were fulfilled. And school life is so favorable, even blissful — just like in the […]
4min 1539
Food & CuisinePopular
23.03.2026 Egor Yakovlev

And why not try an apple of love… about tomatoes

Today, together with Alexei Belomoykin, we will learn how the French Revolution influenced the gastronomic spread of tomatoes in Europe, and when their nutritional properties became widely known in Russia. If Eris had thrown the goddesses of love, Hera, and Athena an apple of love instead of an apple of discord, the Trojan War might […]
4min 3934
Society & PhilosophyPopular
21.03.2026 Alexander Burenkov

What is Russian Civilizational Nationalism?

Our subject of Russian history is the state-forming people and the political nation. The Russian people exist as a political nation, and it is precisely due to the characteristics of their national principles that they have always been able to rally people of other ethnic identities around themselves. For example, in Alaska, the Aleuts always […]
2min 3842

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08.03.2026 Dmitri Drobnitsky

Rumors of Preparation for a Ground Operation in Iran

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08.03.2026 Dmitri Drobnitsky

“Timeliness and Correctness” of a New War?

2min 2313
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04.03.2026 Kirill Benediktov

Playing the Victim

2min 401
NewsActuality
28.02.2026 Sergey Stankevich

Trump Explains His War

1min 717
NewsActuality
19.02.2026 Kirill Benediktov

Trump and Aliens

2min 976
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16.02.2026 Dmitri Drobnitsky

The CIA is Trying to Recruit PLA Soldiers through YouTube

1min 1936
NewsActualityPopular
05.02.2026 Michael Mozzhechkov

Japan’s Supreme Court Upheld the Sentence

1min 1015
NewsActuality
04.02.2026 Dmitri Drobnitsky

FBI Conducts Searches in the Election Commission in Georgia

1min 971

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18.03.2026 Kirill Benediktov

Carlson, get out of here!

From the “voice of MAGA” to a foreign agent. Tucker Carlson may face serious legal consequences in the US. This was announced by the journalist himself on Saturday evening, explaining that, according to his information, the CIA recommended that the Department of Justice charge him with being an unregistered foreign agent. This is a rather […]
5min 1343
Review & OpinionPopular
17.03.2026 Robert Reich

Trump’s Stupidest Cabinet Member

A hard call, but there’s a clear winner of the stupidity. At a press briefing on Friday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth complained about a CNN report that the Trump administration had underestimated Iran’s ability to disrupt global oil traffic by closing the Strait of Hormuz. “Patently ridiculous,” Hegseth told reporters, adding — even as the […]
4min 801
Review & OpinionPopular
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, […]
4min 1028
Review & OpinionPopular
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 703
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 984
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 996

Society & Philosophy

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25.03.2026 Michael Mozzhechkov

A Century of Russian Fever in the Japanese Psyche

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21.03.2026 Alexander Burenkov

What is Russian Civilizational Nationalism?

2min 3842
Society & PhilosophyPopular
18.03.2026 Vyacheslav Golovkov

An Epidemic of Fear: Is AI a Gravedigger or a Catalyst for Your Career?

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23.02.2026 Prot. Victor Harakas

Rapture

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Ashes Instead of a Mask

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Can AI Become God?

23.12.2025

Reflections on My Trip to Washington, DC

15.12.2025

One Nation Under God

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11.03.2026 Robert Reich

The Biggest, Most Tragic Failure of All

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Seizing God by the Beard

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Trump’s Real Reason for War

24.02.2026

True Lies

14.01.2026

From Ukraine to Greenland

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27.02.2026 Egor Yakovlev

The Feat of Alexander Matrosov

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The Creator of the Izhevsk Rifle: Designer Yevgeny Dragunov

18.02.2026

Memory of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

08.02.2026

Revenge is a Dish that’s Served Cold

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13.03.2026 Klim Zhukov

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I envy those who haven’t watched it, because I want to erase this film from my memory and watch it again. Peter Weir’s “Master and Commander” is not just a battle film. It’s a hymn to male friendship, duty, and the romance of the sailing era, shot with epic grandeur and stunning attention to detail. […]
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The End of Cinema

This is very, VERY sad news. I don’t want to exaggerate or draw premature conclusions, but this turn of events in the film industry is, to put it mildly, frightening and shocking. I dare to suspect that everyone has noticed how the quality of global cinema has plummeted recently. Many complain about stupid plots, incompetent […]
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Russian and Soviet theater director, teacher, and founder of the Moscow Art Theater, Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko, was born on December 23, 1858. Nemirovich-Danchenko became fascinated with theater while still in high school. He set up a “windowsill theater” in his room. The young director assembled a troupe of actors from playing cards: kings, jacks, and queens. […]
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Karolina Karlovna Pavlova, born Karolina Karlovna Jaenisch, was born in 1807 in Yaroslavl, but died in 1893 in Dresden, Germany. Pavlova’s removal from her native Russia was not merely an accident; she had fled the country of her birth four decades prior, having suffered years of ridicule and ostracization as a result of her literary […]
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The Last Mask of the Great Actor

I often think about what it is like to create something with full effort, being on the threshold of death. We are all doomed to it, of course, but we drown out thoughts about it with the vanity of life, work and idleness, feelings and entertainment. But when it has already knocked on the door, […]
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How Did the Statue of Liberty Appear in New York?

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Chekhov and Emptiness: Why Do the Japanese Love to Read and Stage Chekhov?

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My Tribute To Mark Twain

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Naughty Children: Nuisance or Blessing

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