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Yuri Chekalin20.07.2026

Great powers devote enormous attention to military strength, economic leverage, and geopolitical competition. Yet history suggests that trust between nations is rarely built through official communiqués. More often, it begins with something remarkably ordinary: a concert, a university exchange, a sporting event—or even a game of Go. “The Bureaucrat’s Song” “To move a sheet of […]

Serg Levine16.07.2026

The news genre delivers timely and factual information about current events, developments, and issues of public interest. The primary purpose of our news content is to inform the audience about what’s happening in the world around them, providing them with essential facts, analysis, and context. Okay, so we’re writing all this… But why do people […]

Yuri Chekalin04.07.2026

On this Independence Day, we honor the courage, vision, and enduring principles that gave birth to the United States and continue to inspire generations. It is also a day to celebrate the freedoms that allow ideas to be shared, history to be explored, and meaningful conversations to flourish. Thank you to every author for your […]

Robert Reich24.06.2026

Today I start my ninth decade on earth. It’s astounding and distressing, but I suppose it’s better than the alternative. In his latter years, my father would always answer my weekly phone question, “How are you, Dad?” with a brisk “Still here!” Several of my joints ache, I can’t remember shit, I can no longer […]

Yuri Chekalin08.05.2026

Memory, Meaning, and Modern Relevance. Victory Day, observed on May 8 or May 9 depending on the country, marks the end of World War II in Europe and the defeat of Nazi Germany. It is one of the most significant commemorations in modern history, symbolizing not only military triumph but also the resilience of societies […]

Yuri Chekalin30.04.2026

May 1st is a date that carries layered meanings across cultures, histories, and political traditions. Known widely as International Workers’ Day, it is both a celebration of labor and a reminder of the struggles that shaped modern working conditions. At the same time, it retains older, more pastoral associations with springtime renewal, showing how a […]

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 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 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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