Politics & Army Popular

08.05.2025

My Platoon of the Immortal Regiment

My great-uncle, Colonel Alexei Afanasyevich Reshetnikov, was wounded twice during the Battle of Moscow. At the end of the war, as Deputy Chief of the Artillery Supply Directorate of the 2nd Belorussian Front, he took part in the largest battles with the Nazis. He was awarded two Orders of the Red Banner, the Order of […]

4min 59

Actuality News Popular

07.05.2025

Yuri Chekalin

The Immortal Regiment in Tokyo

The “Immortal Regiment” event and a concert in honor of the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War were held on May 5th at the Russian Embassy in Japan. Descendants of the victors with portraits of their relatives and friends, participants in the Great Patriotic War and home front workers, honored the memory […]

3min 4825

Popular Society & Philosophy

05.05.2025

Dmitry Narinsky

The City As an Opportunity for Personal Development

The image of the city of the future is one of the eternal questions that torments the minds of both architects and those responsible for urban development. This question was asked both in ancient times at the dawn of the current civilization and in our days. At different times, different thinkers described various models of […]

4min 219

History & Persons Popular

04.05.2025

Alexander Palladin

US President’s Wreath At SS Burial Site

During his state visit to Germany on the eve of the 40th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe, on May 5, 1985, Ronald Reagan stopped in Bitburg, where he laid a wreath at the burial site of German soldiers who died in both world wars. US 40th President did just that […]

7min 223

History & Persons Popular

04.05.2025

Alexander Palladin

Spirit of the Elbe Is Gone?

During my stay in Washington, D.C. as bureau chief of Izvestia, I took part in numerous TV and radio programs, discussing Soviet-American relations with US politicians, journalists, and political scientists. One of those occasions stucks out in my mind as it dealt with a unique event at American television. On April 19, 1985, I got […]

7min 9582

News

Actuality News Popular

07.05.2025

Yuri Chekalin

The Immortal Regiment in Tokyo

3min 4825

Actuality News Popular

02.05.2025

Dmitri Drobnitsky

Trump’s Ratings are Slowing

2min 8056

Actuality News Popular

15.04.2025

Yuri Chekalin

Bread Instead of Rice

1min 353

Actuality News Popular

08.04.2025

Robert Reich

Why We’ll Have a Recession

3min 350

Actuality News Popular

31.03.2025

Israel Shamir

Atrocious Crime

1min 460

Actuality News Popular

19.03.2025

Dmitri Drobnitsky

Publication of JFK Assassination Documents Has Begun

1min 714

Actuality News Popular

26.02.2025

Kirill Benediktov

The Brave New World of Trump

4min 1397

Actuality News Popular

22.02.2025

Yuri Chekalin

Miklouho-Maclay Jr. brought to Papua New Guinea skulls taken by his ancestor

4min 7022

Review & Opinion

VIEW ALL

Popular Review & Opinion

09.04.2025

Robert Reich

In Unity, There’s Strength to Confront Trump

In unity, there’s strength to confront Trump. In disunity, cowardice. Why didn’t the nation’s top 20 law firms sign a friend-of-the-court brief against Trump’s vindictive executive orders? What their associates, coming associates, and law school deans ought to do. Let me first congratulate the 504 law firms that have thrown their support behind Perkins Coie […]

4min 354

Popular Review & Opinion

06.04.2025

Natalia Tanshina

Has Macron Forgotten the Fate of Nazi Puppet Petain?

The policy of French President Macron, who sometimes recalls the Resistance movement, is in fact completely analogous to the policy of Marshal Petain and those Frenchmen who participated in the war against the USSR! It is characteristic that their mobilization took place under the traditional slogans of the fight against Bolshevism and for a “new […]

3min 426

Popular Review & Opinion

05.04.2025

Vladimir Grigoryan

About the Marshall Plan

You see, I heard this nonsense about the Marshall Plan and the like when they were breaking up the USSR, inspiring Georgia, ruining Ukraine. I have already written about this, but the topic seems to be eternal. The enthusiasts just can’t calm down — they continue to pester, and I can’t find the strength to […]

5min 431

Popular Review & Opinion

04.04.2025

Robert Reich

Additional Small Reasons for Modest Optimism

In many ways this was another horrific week. Like a terrible hurricane, the Trump dictatorship is sweeping more people into its maw while further destroying our public institutions and wrecking what’s left of our civil norms. Yet this week also featured 11 reasons for modest optimism: 1. Wisconsin Supreme Court vote Despite Elon Musk’s hysterical […]

12min 447

Popular Review & Opinion

01.04.2025

Robert Reich

It Would All Be Comic if Not So Tragic

The past week has been another horror show, and I share your anxiety and sleeplessness. But the past week also reveals the utter incompetence of Trump and his regime. Even The Wall Street Journal criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for trying to dismiss “Signalgate” as a hoax, calls Trump negotiator Steve Witkoff “out of his […]

3min 500

Popular Review & Opinion

25.03.2025

Vladimir Golstein

Naive Zelensky Believes in Europe

In his War and Peace, Tolstoy has an amazing image of Napoleon, as the French army is being kicked out of Russia. Tolstoy compares him to a child sitting deep in a horse carriage, who pulls the curtain strings and thinks that these actions direct the horse. For Tolstoy, Napoleon’s invasion had unleashed the forces, […]

3min 578

Society & Philosophy

VIEW ALL

Popular Society & Philosophy

05.05.2025

Dmitry Narinsky

The City As an Opportunity for Personal Development

4min 219

Popular Society & Philosophy

11.03.2025

Robert Reich

Why I’m So Short

9min 2028

Popular Society & Philosophy

07.03.2025

Yuri Chekalin

The Forgotten People of Japan

14min 796

Popular Religion & Beliefs

23.03.2025

Prot. Victor Harakas

Antichrist

3min 516

18.03.2025

Great Scientists Who Believed in God

04.03.2025

Wolf Messing’s Magic is Immortal

20.02.2025

About the Publican and the Pharisee

29.01.2025

Nuclear War

Politics & Army Popular

08.05.2025

Alexander Palladin

My Platoon of the Immortal Regiment

4min 59

03.04.2025

Is the Threat Gone?

30.03.2025

Vance: America Will Be Here

21.03.2025

How to Stop the Fire

19.03.2025

The Moscow-Washington Talks in a Gist

History & Persons Popular

04.05.2025

Alexander Palladin

US President’s Wreath At SS Burial Site

7min 223

04.05.2025

Spirit of the Elbe Is Gone?

27.04.2025

About the Revolution Hero And Marshal Budyonny

03.04.2025

Russo-Japanese War: Stalin’s Revanche

31.03.2025

CIA’s Cent and My Kopeck on JFK Assassination

08.05.2025

My Platoon of the Immortal Regiment

07.05.2025

The Immortal Regiment in Tokyo

05.05.2025

The City As an Opportunity for Personal Development

Galleries

Sahsya Kanetanaka

Nivaki

Kaori Ishijima “Keika” 石嶋かおり圭香

Ikebana

Okayama Shiro (岡山城)

Syunga

Chashaku

Korakuen (後楽園)

Taiko in-Spiration

Ensemble

Kyoto

Ritsurin Koen (栗林公園)

Culture & Art

VIEW ALL

Culture & Art Popular

16.02.2025

Egor Sennikov

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, […]

4min 15348

Culture & Art Popular

21.01.2025

Yuri Chekalin

How Did the Statue of Liberty Appear in New York?

The Statue of Liberty was originally intended to go to Egypt. It was created as a gift to commemorate the construction of the Suez Canal by the French. However, the Egyptians refused the gift, and France decided to give the statue to America. In August 1875, the creation of the Franco-American Union was announced. The […]

1min 1808

Culture & Art Popular

28.10.2024

Lada Zhinova

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

December 1945. Japan. The war has just ended. In the center of Tokyo, in the half-destroyed building of the Yurakuza Theater, the first post-war premiere is Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard. The play was last shown in 1937. Then it was directed by Aoyama Sugisaku, who 8 years later would return to Chekhov again, gathering all […]

11min 10621

Culture & Art Popular

25.10.2024

Alexander Palladin

My Tribute To Mark Twain

At the end of January 1985, the 35th boxing match between the USSR and USA teams took place in Reno, Nevada. In connection with this, I visited this city, where I spent several days in the company of our boxing team. Before the match, the organizers of the competition arranged for us a bus tour […]

9min 16199

Culture & Art Popular

02.09.2024

Yuri Chekalin

The real Crocodile Dundee

The prototype of “Crocodile Dundee” was a Latvian. But there is a nuance… You’ve probably watched the multi-episode comedy blockbuster “Crocodile Dundee” with the charming Australian comedian Paul Hogan in the lead role. A fearless crocodile hunter from the Australian outback charms an American reporter, defeats bad guys and travels through the megalopolises of America, […]

3min 6964

Culture & Art Popular

09.08.2023

Olga Makarova

Naughty Children: Nuisance or Blessing

Once in a while, every parent, to one degree or another, faces the disobedience of their child. In France in the 60s, even a kid named Nicolas was popular — a character in children’s illustrated books, on which more than one generation of French grew up. He is curious and restless, mischievous but a dreamer, […]

2min 9473

Culture & Art Popular

15.07.2023

Olga Makarova

Romance at the Tip of the Pencil

2min 9620

Culture & Art Popular

13.04.2023

Yuri Chekalin

Seppuku and Death in Japan

19min 21097

Culture & Art

25.02.2023

Kathryn Kazantseva

Sincerity is Somewhere Inside Us

3min 12366

Culture & Art Popular

14.02.2023

Olga Makarova

The Attractive Force of Bad Luck

1min 24703

SHOW MORE NEWS

My great-uncle, Colonel Alexei Afanasyevich Reshetnikov, was wounded twice during the Battle of Moscow. At the end of the war, as Deputy Chief of the Artillery Supply Directorate of the 2nd Belorussian Front, he took part in the largest battles with the Nazis. He was awarded two Orders of the Red Banner, the Order of […]

07.05.2025

News

Review & Opinion

Society & Philosophy

Categories

Galleries

Culture & Art

Popular