Yuri Chekalin

Yuri Chekalin20.04.2026

Six years ago, in the midst of a world paused by uncertainty, our magazine was born. It emerged not from stability or abundance, but from disruption—the kind that forces reflection, reinvention, and, sometimes, unexpected creation. What began during the COVID-19 pandemic was less a business decision than a response to a shared emotional moment: isolation […]

Yuri Chekalin19.04.2026

Disability in Japan is a complex and multifaceted issue, intertwining traditional cultural attitudes, government policy, and contemporary social change. Japanese society has historically placed great value on harmony, collectivism, and social responsibility, which significantly influences attitudes toward people with disabilities. On the one hand, Japan has a well-developed social support system. The government provides medical […]

Yuri Chekalin13.04.2026

Nanny robots in Japan are more than just a technological innovation; they reflect the profound social changes facing the country. Japan has long been known for its leadership in robotics and its commitment to incorporating innovation into everyday life. With an aging population and declining birth rate, such developments are especially relevant. One of the […]

Yuri Chekalin13.04.2026

Across civilizations, education was often shaped by spiritual beliefs, moral teachings, and the need to preserve sacred knowledge. This relationship evolved over time, influencing not only what people learned but also how societies understood knowledge, authority, and human purpose. HISTORY The history of education and religion is deeply intertwined, as religious institutions have been among […]

Yuri Chekalin11.04.2026

The Japanese education system is widely regarded as one of the most structured and effective in the world, known for its strong academic outcomes, disciplined environment, and emphasis on social responsibility. Rooted in a combination of traditional values and modern reforms, it reflects Japan’s broader cultural priorities: respect, perseverance, and group harmony. Compulsory education in […]

Yuri Chekalin09.04.2026

A Milestone of Vision, Voice, and Collective Effort. Reaching the publication of the 1,000th article in a magazine is far more than a numerical achievement—it is a testament to sustained vision, collaborative effort, and an enduring commitment to storytelling. Behind that single number lies a long journey shaped by countless ideas, dedicated contributors, editorial refinement, […]

Yuri Chekalin20.03.2026

At a time of growing geopolitical tension, we, a group of authors of the international online journal “The CommentaTHOR,” express concern about the current state of cultural exchange, as well as the negative processes that are redefining the generally accepted values of literature and art in general. It is clear that world culture represents a […]

Yuri Chekalin02.02.2026

In times of turmoil, when we seem to hit rock bottom, with newspaper headlines screaming bloody murder and talking heads on TV predicting disasters of Biblical proportions, it’s always nice to just sit back, relax, take a deep breath, and to reflect on events long ago. Take American second President, John Adams. His biographer John […]

Yuri Chekalin19.01.2026

On January 8, 1918, US President Woodrow Wilson presented the Fourteen Points to Congress — a draft peace treaty that would establish US hegemony in international politics and ensure favorable conditions for American monopolies in the global market. From the very beginning of World War I, Wilson had been nurturing and expressing the idea of […]

Yuri Chekalin25.12.2025

As we bid farewell to the past year and welcome the new one with open arms, we wanted to take a moment to extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to you. May this new year bring you an abundance of joy, good health, success, and prosperity. May your days be filled with moments of […]

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Our Magazine is 6 Years Old!

Disability in Japan

Nanny Robots Will Raise Japanese Children

Education and Religion

Modern Japanese Education is Based on Traditions

Publishing the 1000th Article

Memorandum on the “Days of Dostoevsky” Festival in Japan

American Leaders

The American World Doctrine of Dominance

Dear Readers, Happy New Year!

The Backwards Clock

Who’s Raking it in as the National Debt Explodes?

Trump’s View of Everything in the World

Trump is Interested in Chinese AI