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The U.S. Capital is Decorated with Portraits of Trump

Democrats are talking about authoritarianism and suspect misappropriation of funds. Large banners with a portrait of President Donald Trump have appeared on three federal buildings in Washington, D.C. The National Guard’s checkpoints, which continue to serve in the capital, add a sense of severity to the image (with Trump squinting grimly in the portraits). Democrats […]
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22.09.2025 Tony Rocchi

Reluctant Rulers in Russia, February to October 1917

Nobody really ruled Russia between the February and October Revolutions of 1917. A governmental and legal vacuum opened in Russia in 1917 with the overthrow of Tsar Nicholas II in the February Revolution. Neither the Provisional Government nor the Petrograd Soviet of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Deputies showed much enthusiasm in establishing themselves as rulers of […]
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21.09.2025 Vladimir Morozov

Is it Possible for Small Towns to Survive?

On behalf of President Putin, the Government has allocated 500 million rubles for subsidizing loans for construction companies that build housing in small towns (Order No.2524-r dated September 12, 2025). This is only for the current year. In 2025, companies that are building 390,000 square meters of housing and plan to complete it the following […]
2min 130
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20.09.2025 Andrey Vedyaev

One of the Last Intelligence Officer Survivors

On December 5, 2024, Colonel Ivan Pavlovich Evtodyev, a veteran of the illegal special purpose intelligence service, an honorary employee of the state Security Service, celebrated his 100th birthday. The last of the surviving employees of General Sudoplatov. Ivan Pavlovich was born in 1924 in the village of Subbottsy in the very center of Ukraine […]
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19.09.2025 Vladimir Morozov

Russian Pharma, Import Substitution, and the Need for Structural Reforms

Recently, the media reported on the creation of three domestic analogues of the drug “Ozempic” (used to treat diabetes and obesity) by Russian manufacturers, which was previously supplied by foreign companies that have left Russia. The head of Roszdravnadzor, Samoilova, has already reported to Prime Minister Mishustin that the country is currently equipped with its […]
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23.09.2025 Dmitri Drobnitsky

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What Was Seized from John Bolton During the Search

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John Bolton’s House Searched

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Senators Started Earlier Than September

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27.06.2025 Sergey Stankevich

Campaign to Expand Abraham Accords

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13.06.2025 Dmitri Drobnitsky

Iran-Israeli Fork in the Road

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Robert Kennedy Fires All Vaccine Advisers

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14.09.2025 Vladimir Golstein

Who Benefits from the Murder of Charlie Kirk?

I don’t know who benefits from the murder of Charlie Kirk, but it is clear who loses very big. A couple of days ago, the media and its sidekicks in politics were screaming about the Russian drones invading Polish airspace. Oh, horror! Some harmless decoy drones which ended up in Poland instead of Ukraine, provoked […]
1min 370
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12.09.2025 Kirill Benediktov

What the Assassination of Charlie Kirk Means to Us?

Charlie Kirk (and the youthful part of MAGA that he represented) was one of those rare US politicians with whom it was possible to establish normal relations on the basis of the protection of traditional values. The fact that no steps in this direction have been taken so far (on our part) is due to […]
1min 428
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11.09.2025 Tatiana Kasatkina

About the Author’s Voice in Dostoevsky’s Novels

The author’s voice is never equal to the character’s voice — but often sounds through it. In the case of Dostoevsky’s novels, everyone regularly wants one thing: to find where it is no longer the hero who speaks, but the author himself. The presupposition here must be absolutely unbreakable: where the Dostoevsky’s hero speaks, we […]
3min 299
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04.09.2025 Vladimir Morozov

A Liberal Approach to Economic Sovereignty

The first decrees of the liberal Gaidar government in 1992 dealt a blow to those industries of the deceased USSR, which formed the basis of the technological leadership of the Soviet Union. The Americans demanded from their new vassals the immediate defeat of the aerospace industry, which was done. One of the first orders of […]
2min 536
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03.09.2025 Robert Reich

AI is Our Real Future

Today I’d like to talk about AI, because it’s real and it’s coming at us at extraordinary speed. AI is just getting started. I live a few miles away from the heart of where it’s being devised, and that heart has no beat. I ask questions of the people working on it, who tell me […]
2min 706
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03.07.2025 Kirill Benediktov

Is the Current Quarrel Between Trump and Musk Staged?

Perhaps, the current quarrel between Trump and Musk may be a well-staged performance. It flared up again at the right time — after the reconciliation reached three weeks ago. Right now, the decisive battle is unfolding in the US Congress over the “Big Beautiful Bill”, which — if Trump wins — will give him powerful […]
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12.09.2025 Yuri Chekalin

Japanese Atheists and Faithless Japanese

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City of Brotherly Love

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Are You a Slouching Dog or a Losing Dog?

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Characteristics of Shinto

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Christianity and the Natural Environment

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Trump in Washington — Mayor to a Resort

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