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Andrey Vedyaev28.07.2025

On July 10, 1900, the legendary Soviet intelligence officer Maria Aleksandrovna Fortus was born into the family of a Kherson banker. She had to look death in the eye more than once, but still stayed alive — it seemed that Fortune herself was on her side. At the age of 16, Maria, carried away by […]

Igor Filonenko25.07.2025

The history of mankind is the history of sedentarism. Nomadic tribes, who for centuries followed herds of animals and seasonal harvests, one day stopped. The transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture and livestock breeding became the first great revolution that gave birth to stationary settlements. But the real revolution occurred when the division of […]

David Tilman24.07.2025

The attitudes of the early Greeks toward nature were shaped by their religion. They saw the natural environment as the sphere of activity of the gods. Greek religion was in large part the worship of nature, and the old Greek gods were essentially nature deities. The gods ruled nature, they appeared in it, they acted […]

Nikita Tokarev21.07.2025

In line with political changes that call into question cultural and economic globalization, architects and clients in Russia are increasingly turning to the idea of a national style. The concept of Russian style refers us to national and even ethnic affiliation. It seems to me that in this way we find ourselves again in the […]

Kirill Benediktov21.07.2025

African Americans live in some kind of socialism, but it may end soon. In a very short and simplified form, the meaning of the Big Beautiful Act, signed by Trump on Independence Day, can be reduced to the following: those Americans who are employed in manufacturing or the service sector, which makes up almost 80% […]

Sergey Stankevich20.07.2025

So, the EU has finally agreed (on the fifth attempt) on the 18th package of sanctions against Russia. The most significant thing in the package is a new attempt to cut Russia’s income from oil exports. The “price ceiling” for the sale of oil from Russia has been reduced from $60 to $47.6 per barrel […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky16.07.2025

Senate Committee Rejects Trump’s Plan to Move Bureau Headquarters Within Washington. The issue of moving the FBI’s headquarters has been around for a long time. The Hoover Building, designed under Kennedy, laid out under Nixon and opened in 1975, has long been criticized by architects and urban planners, as well as the agents themselves: it […]

Sergey Stankevich14.07.2025

For some reason, Donald Trump announced some extremely important statement that he will make on Monday, July 14. In fact, this is a holiday that is solemnly and publicly celebrated in France. For France, this is the National Day (La Fête Nationale). With a parade, receptions and other official bells and whistles. Donald Trump is […]

Vladimir Morozov12.07.2025

The liberal power groups, which still control the Russian economy through the socio-economic block of the Government and the Central Bank in the interests of financial globalists, by all indications are entering the final stage of its strangulation. The goal is to finally deprive the Russian Federation of the opportunity to break through to the […]

Alexander Palladin08.07.2025

During the Great Patriotic War, a total of 649 signals about enemy air raids and 3,087 reports of artillery shelling were transmitted by Leningrad Radio station, managed by Pyotr Aleksandrovich Palladin. On such occasions, the city radio used to be disconnected from the broadcast network. Instead, the metronome beating was put on the air. For […]

Maria from Kherson

A Millennial Symbiosis of Cities and Villages

Greek Religion and the Natural Environment

Is a “Russian Style” Possible in Architecture?

Possible End of “Socialism” for African American

They Want to Cut off Russian Oil

The FBI Needs to Be Relocated. But Where?

What Will Trump Say to the World

A Liberal Blow to the Economy in the Hope of a Knockout

As It Happened in Sieged Leningrad

Maria from Kherson

A Millennial Symbiosis of Cities and Villages

Greek Religion and the Natural Environment

Is a “Russian Style” Possible in Architecture?