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Yuri Chekalin02.08.2026

There are movie stars, there are action heroes, and then there is Arnold Schwarzenegger—the man millions simply know as the Terminator. On July 30, 2026, Schwarzenegger celebrated his 79th birthday, marking nearly eight decades of a life that has repeatedly defied expectations. His story reads less like a Hollywood screenplay than a modern myth. Born […]

Dmitry Litvinov02.08.2026

The 90th Anniversary of the Outbreak of the Spanish Civil War: The Rebels Take the Offensive. The Beginning of the Spanish Civil War The uprising began in the city of Melilla, in Spanish Morocco, an hour ahead of schedule. Many soldiers and officers who remained loyal to the Republican government were killed, followed by a […]

Andrey Vedyaev01.08.2026

One day in 1980, a handsome young man walked into the Soviet Embassy in Rome. Introducing himself as a sailor in the United States Navy, he calmly announced that he wished to emigrate to the Soviet Union. The officials in the consular section could scarcely believe what they were hearing. Suspecting that the visitor might […]

Yuri Chekalin31.07.2026

Everything has converged in this Midwestern state: socialists vs. the establishment, the debate over tariffs, and the battle for the political machinery that has shaped elections from 2020 to 2028. Michigan has long been considered a so-called “swing state” or “battleground state” on the American political map. The way voters cast their ballots here often […]

Yaroslav Listov30.07.2026

Seventy years ago, in the final days of July 1956, the world changed. How the USSR Defeated Britain and France A former colony delivered a resounding slap in the face to its imperial rulers. Standing before a crowd in Alexandria’s Al-Manshia Square, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced the nationalization of the Suez Canal. He […]

Yuri Chekalin29.07.2026

U.S. public health authorities are facing a growing series of food-safety challenges, as concerns over a cyclosporiasis outbreak have been compounded by salmonella cases and the unexpected reappearance of flesh fly larvae. The cyclosporiasis outbreak initially appeared to have been traced to a contaminated shipment of iceberg lettuce imported from Mexico. Within weeks, however, investigators […]

Yuri Chekalin29.07.2026

The comparative analysis developed in this article has examined two of the most influential revolutions in modern history through a common historical question: how is political legitimacy reconstructed after the collapse of an established political order? Comparative Interpretation: Canetti and the Historical Study of Revolutionary Legitimacy Rather than seeking identical patterns or universal laws, the […]

Alexander Rimov28.07.2026

How a mathematician from Nizhny Tagil and ChatGPT found a counterexample that had eluded researchers for nearly thirty years. Until recently, the idea that a language model could contribute to a genuine mathematical discovery belonged more to science fiction than to serious research. That assumption was shattered this week by an unlikely collaboration between a […]

Yuri Chekalin28.07.2026

“Hasten to Do Good”: Fyodor Haass — The Man Who Restored Humanity to the Condemned. There are names that survive not because they are associated with power, wealth, or spectacular victories. Their legacy cannot be measured in palaces, official titles, or monuments. They leave behind not possessions, but transformed human lives. Fyodor Petrovich Haass was […]

Yuri Chekalin27.07.2026

The preceding articles have examined how revolutionary governments reconstructed legitimacy through political language, symbolic practices, and public participation. Yet no revolution can remain permanently in its founding moment. Institutions and the Consolidation of Revolutionary Authority Governments that derive their authority from revolutionary change eventually confront the practical responsibilities of governing. They must administer territory, enforce […]

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Terminator Is about 80 Years Old

The Spanish Civil War at 90: the Rebels’ Post Victories

The Cry of the Albatross, or Spy Games

The Battlefield is Michigan

The Last Stand of the Colonial Powers

U.S. Still Struggles to Contain Cyclosporiasis Outbreak

Political Myths: Authority and Legitimacy (Part.11)

An Ugly Graph, a Beautiful Breakthrough

The Man Moscow Followed

Political Myths: Authority and Legitimacy (Part.10)

Terminator Is about 80 Years Old

The Spanish Civil War at 90: the Rebels’ Post Victories

The Cry of the Albatross, or Spy Games

The Battlefield is Michigan