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The Reasons the Ottoman Empire Entered the WW1

The Armenian Genocide of 1915 was not a consequence of the First World War—it was one of the reasons the Ottoman Empire entered into the war. I didn’t arrive at this conclusion quickly. For at least twenty years I tried to understand why the Turks embarked on the gamble of joining Germany. One common explanation […]
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29.06.2026 Robert Reich

Why Won’t the Media Call This for What it Is?

Trump’s war with Iran is continuing. Today, Iran launched attack drones at Bahrain — which hosts the U.S. Navy’s Fifth Fleet headquarters, a major logistical base for U.S. military operations. Iran also struck an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, its second attack on a ship since Thursday. Those attacks came after the United […]
3min 100
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29.06.2026 Alexander Rimov

AI for Nanny with a Child

The world of domestic childcare is undergoing a quiet revolution. Not long ago, the qualities most sought after in a nanny were a background in education, fluency in foreign languages, kindness, and the ability to cook a lump-free bowl of porridge. Today, however, an unexpected new requirement has climbed to the top of the list: […]
3min 115
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29.06.2026 Egor Yakovlev

The Great Russian Scientist Mendeleev

Once upon a time, Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev invented a smokeless pyrocollodion powder. At the time, European armies were rearming, and the Russian Naval Ministry reasoned that it would be better to have its own smokeless propellant technology than to rely on pyroxylin, which was already being produced at the Okhta Powder Works using French technology […]
2min 146
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28.06.2026 Dmitri Drobnitsky

John Bolton Pleads Guilty

John Bolton pleads guilty to charges of mishandling classified documents. John Bolton—one of Washington’s most prominent hawks, a staunch Russia critic, and a frequent political firebrand—served for a time as National Security Advisor during Trump’s first administration. Shortly after leaving office, he became one of the president’s fiercest critics. He later published a memoir about […]
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28.06.2026 Dmitri Drobnitsky

John Bolton Pleads Guilty

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Beware of Trump’s 250th Rally on the Mall

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Democrats Resume Attacks on ICE and the Deportation System Overall

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24.05.2026 Sergey Stankevich

Plans for Power in France

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Trump vs Kentucky Republicans: Conflict Gaining Momentum

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26.06.2026 Vladimir Golstein

Modern Relevance of Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky sets the events of his Brothers Karamazov in the style of Greek Tragedy. At least the events concerning Fyodor Karamazov, the father of all Karamazov’s brothers. Throughout the novel, Fyodor is on the collision course. All he does is challenging invisible hand of justice, pushing further and further into moral black hole. He rapes […]
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15.06.2026 Yuri Chekalin

The Importance of Trade Unions and Strikes

Trade unions and strikes have played a significant role in improving the lives and working conditions of employees throughout history. They serve as important tools that help workers protect their rights, negotiate fair treatment, and influence workplace policies. In many countries, trade unions have contributed to social and economic progress by ensuring that workers have […]
2min 327
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13.06.2026 Alexander Rimov

The End of the Strikes: Why Trade Unions Must Become Professional Development Corporations

For a century and a half, the image of a trade union has been inextricably linked to that of struggle. Red flags, strikes, wage-indexation negotiations, and ironclad protection against layoffs. This toolkit was created for the industrial era, where humans operated machines. Today, this model is not only bursting at the seams — it is […]
5min 361
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03.06.2026 Robert Reich

You’re Not Alone, and You’re Not Crazy

A brief conversation on the way to breakfast. Someone I didn’t know approached me early this morning on my way to breakfast. He looked about 60 years old, with dark hair graying at the temples. He was dressed in a tie and jacket. He asked me if I was Robert Reich. I admitted to it. […]
4min 818
Review & OpinionPopular
31.05.2026 Vladimir Golstein

Grand Inquisitor for Europe

Why is EU leadership, the Collective Brussels, is so Much United in its Russophobic Policies? Despite economic and pragmatic interests. Despite shared religious, cultural and historical destinies. Despite thousands of things that unite Russia and Europe, all of the sudden, Europe had become a version of Hillary Clinton and her “Russia, Russia, Russia” mantra. Well, […]
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06.05.2026 Robert Reich

The AI Job Apocalypse Is Already Happening

And What Democrats Should Pledge to Do About it. How can the stock market be rising to record levels while jobs and wages are going nowhere, most Americans are paying higher prices for just about everything, and consumer sentiment is in the dumps? Answer: Stock prices reflect corporate profits, which have risen to record levels. […]
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For the Right to Live, Not to Survive

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Please Tell Me I’m Not Becoming a Grouchy Old Man

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War and Christianity

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Why Won’t the Media Call This for What it Is?

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The Great Russian Scientist Mendeleev

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Oda Nobunaga: The Unifier Who Changed Japan

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