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The Tragedy of “Not-Having-Any”

Shinto has no founder, no doctrine, no commandments, no idols, and no organization. What it does have are ambiguous characteristics like sympathy and silent experience. This is the very reason why it has been often considered a non-religion by Japanese scholars as well as foreign intellectuals. Japan’s unique historical circumstances and cultural background explain the […]
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22.10.2025 Vladimir Grigoryan

Spy Games

An interesting story happened to Yevgeny Gomberg. A millionaire and philanthropist, he is known in Latvia as a defender of the historical heritage of the Russian Empire. Among other things, he bought monuments to Peter the Great and Barclay de Tolly, which local authorities had decided to get rid of. The case concerns a lawsuit […]
3min 68
Review & OpinionPopular
21.10.2025 Vladimir Golstein

How Trump Continues to Out-ukrainian Ukrainians

In national folklore, which frequently reflects and perpetuates national stereotypes, Ukrainians are the smartest. Through all sort of tricks they always outsmart everyone, from petty devils to Russians. Even Jews frequently come as losers when confronted by a skillful Ukrainian con-artist. If you don’t believe me, read Gogol. Russians — known for their hero, Ivan-the-Fool, […]
2min 83
NewsActualityPopular
21.10.2025 Dmitri Drobnitsky

Lavrov-Rubio Meeting “Postponed”

CNN reported: “President Donald Trump’s hopes for a quick meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin may be dashed after sources familiar with the situation told CNN that a preliminary meeting of key foreign policy advisers to world leaders planned for this week has been postponed, at least for now.” Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov […]
2min 79
History & PersonsPopular
20.10.2025 Tony Rocchi

Lenin—Rebel Against the Bolshevik Party in 1917

In his own way, Vladimir Lenin had to rebel against his own Bolshevik Party to lead the Bolsheviks to overthrow the Provisional Government in the October Revolution of 1917. Beginning with his April theses almost immediately after his return to Russia from Switzerland, Lenin’s calls to launch a socialist revolution left many Bolsheviks, Mensheviks, and […]
6min 188

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21.10.2025 Dmitri Drobnitsky

Lavrov-Rubio Meeting “Postponed”

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18.10.2025 Dmitri Drobnitsky

Trump & FBI Director Patel on “Operation Summer Heat”

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Trump and the Elusive Nobel Peace Prize

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09.10.2025 Dmitri Drobnitsky

Trump vs Mayor of Chicago and Illinois Governor

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

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07.09.2025 Dmitri Drobnitsky

What Was Seized from John Bolton During the Search

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John Bolton’s House Searched

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NewsActuality
04.08.2025 Dmitri Drobnitsky

Senators Started Earlier Than September

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21.10.2025 Vladimir Golstein

How Trump Continues to Out-ukrainian Ukrainians

In national folklore, which frequently reflects and perpetuates national stereotypes, Ukrainians are the smartest. Through all sort of tricks they always outsmart everyone, from petty devils to Russians. Even Jews frequently come as losers when confronted by a skillful Ukrainian con-artist. If you don’t believe me, read Gogol. Russians — known for their hero, Ivan-the-Fool, […]
2min 83
Review & OpinionPopular
07.10.2025 Vladimir Morozov

Matviyenko is Striving to Reduce Russia’s Population

Irresponsible, unemployed citizens are draining regional budgets. And the question is how does this square with historically low unemployment? The head of the Federation Council Matviyenko and Moscow Mayor Sobyanin proposed reconsidering the approach to paying for health insurance for able-bodied unemployed Russians from regional budgets and considering a mechanism whereby such citizens would bear […]
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Review & OpinionPopular
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 832
Review & OpinionPopular
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 875
Review & OpinionPopular
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 629
Review & OpinionPopular
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 […]
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23.10.2025 Yuri Chekalin

The Tragedy of “Not-Having-Any”

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12.09.2025 Yuri Chekalin

Japanese Atheists and Faithless Japanese

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Society & PhilosophyPopular
20.08.2025 Yuri Chekalin

City of Brotherly Love

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19.10.2025 Victor Aliyev

Dreams in Contemporary Protestantism

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Common Questions

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6 Lutheran Churches in Russia

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An Important Lesson

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Trump in Washington — Mayor to a Resort

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The Left Agrees with the Right

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My Platoon of the Immortal Regiment

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Is the Threat Gone?

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20.10.2025 Tony Rocchi

Lenin—Rebel Against the Bolshevik Party in 1917

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Life and Death of Mikhail Andreyevich Miloradovich

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Invisible Terror of East Prussia

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From Multi-Party Russia to One-Party State

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