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Michael Mozzhechkov25.03.2026

The enduring fascination of the Japanese public with Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky is not merely a niche literary preference but a cornerstone of modern Japanese identity. For over a century, Dostoevsky has served as a mirror for a nation navigating the turbulent waters of rapid modernization, cultural alienation, and existential dread. From the first tentative translations […]

Pavel Chirkov24.03.2026

I was born a year after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Since my birthplace wasn’t very far from the site of the horrific accident, I think it had an impact on me and my family, but I didn’t begin to think about that until much later. Three months before I was due, my mother had an […]

Alexey Savvateev23.03.2026

We carefully listened to the report of Minister of Education to President. It was truly a pleasure to listen — the level of education was maintained (was it declining?), it wasn’t let go, all challenges were met, and all assignments were fulfilled. And school life is so favorable, even blissful — just like in the […]

Egor Yakovlev23.03.2026

Today, together with Alexei Belomoykin, we will learn how the French Revolution influenced the gastronomic spread of tomatoes in Europe, and when their nutritional properties became widely known in Russia. If Eris had thrown the goddesses of love, Hera, and Athena an apple of love instead of an apple of discord, the Trojan War might […]

Alexander Burenkov21.03.2026

Our subject of Russian history is the state-forming people and the political nation. The Russian people exist as a political nation, and it is precisely due to the characteristics of their national principles that they have always been able to rally people of other ethnic identities around themselves. For example, in Alaska, the Aleuts always […]

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 […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky20.03.2026

The former head of the White House Commission on Religious Freedom stated that the US government is “occupied by a foreign state”. Carrie Prejean Bollea, a former model and Miss California, once became an important pro-Trump public opinion leader. She was one of those who mobilized conservative youth for the 2024 elections. In May 2025, […]

Vitaly Golovkov19.03.2026

Death has always been the only “impenetrable” boundary of human existence. Religions offered faith in an afterlife, while science offered resignation to biology. Digital immortality promises us what was for centuries the preserve of religion—eternity. Today, it is proposed to create avatars of the deceased, who continue to “live” in instant messengers, respond to messages […]

Vyacheslav Golovkov18.03.2026

These numbers will make you wake up in a cold sweat. 43%. That’s how many people worldwide seriously fear that artificial intelligence will leave them jobless in the next two years. These aren’t just statistics—they’re an epidemic of fear sweeping the planet. Every morning, millions of people open the news and read scary headlines: “AI […]

Kirill Benediktov18.03.2026

From the “voice of MAGA” to a foreign agent. Tucker Carlson may face serious legal consequences in the US. This was announced by the journalist himself on Saturday evening, explaining that, according to his information, the CIA recommended that the Department of Justice charge him with being an unregistered foreign agent. This is a rather […]

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The Dostoevsky Sickness: A Century of Russian Fever in the Japanese Psyche

My Beautiful, Humble Life

It’s Not Life, it’s a Fairy Tale in the Land of Pink Unicorns

And why not try an apple of love… about tomatoes

What is Russian Civilizational Nationalism?

Memorandum on the “Days of Dostoevsky” Festival in Japan

Former Trump Supporter: “MAGA is Deader than Dead”

Digital Immortality

An Epidemic of Fear: Is AI a Gravedigger or a Catalyst for Your Career?

Carlson, get out of here!

The Dostoevsky Sickness: A Century of Russian Fever in the Japanese Psyche

My Beautiful, Humble Life

It’s Not Life, it’s a Fairy Tale in the Land of Pink Unicorns

And why not try an apple of love… about tomatoes