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Dmitri Poskonnyi29.04.2025

The world is no longer on the cusp of change — it is already transforming. The 2024 BRICS Summit, hosted by Russia, crystallized a paradigm shift in global governance, underscoring the emergence of a multipolar order that challenges antiquated hierarchies. As traditional political systems falter, BRICS—a coalition of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—embodies […]

Kirill Benediktov29.04.2025

After the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday, the Catholic Church will begin the process of choosing the next Bishop of Rome, thereby determining the future course of the Church and its 1.3 billion followers. A conclave of the College of Cardinals will convene in the Sistine Chapel of the Vatican within 15 to […]

Egor Yakovlev27.04.2025

April 25, 1883 Marshal Semyon Mikhailovich Budyonny was born one of the first marshals of the Soviet Union, three times Hero of the Soviet Union, holder of the St. George Cross of all degrees. Semyon Budyonny came from a poor peasant family. He was born in the territory of the Don Host (now Rostov Oblast). […]

Yuri Chekalin15.04.2025

Despite the decision of the Japanese government to release additional volumes of rice from strategic reserves — after April 21 of this year, the third batch of 100 thousand tons will be put into circulation — retail prices for it remain high. At the same time, grain prices on the world market are falling, as […]

Tony Rocchi13.04.2025

When we try to determine the place of terrorism in the Russian Empire between 1866-1911 in the history of global terrorism, terrorism in Russia takes on a new dimension of being terrorism in its purest form. More and more, scholars and publicists group terrorists under the general category of “non-state armed actors” and call terrorism […]

Alexander Palladin13.04.2025

A few days ago Washington Capitals forward Alexander Ovechkin broke the long-standing NHL record for goals scored, eclipsing the mark the legendary Wayne Gretzky set more than 25 years ago. By doing so Ovechkin generated an incredible surge of jubilation by millions of Russians. Personally, I can’t remember anything like that since the times when […]

Yuri Chekalin11.04.2025

The art of tying up — hojojutsu — is one of the oldest in the arsenal of Japanese martial arts. Hojojutsu masters, who still exist today, can quickly and effectively tie up an opponent so that not only will he not be able to free himself, but every unnecessary movement will cause him pain, or […]

Robert Reich09.04.2025

In unity, there’s strength to confront Trump. In disunity, cowardice. Why didn’t the nation’s top 20 law firms sign a friend-of-the-court brief against Trump’s vindictive executive orders? What their associates, coming associates, and law school deans ought to do. Let me first congratulate the 504 law firms that have thrown their support behind Perkins Coie […]

Robert Reich08.04.2025

Trump wants to get it over early in his term, so he and his fellow billionaires can buy up everything cheap and then enjoy the ride upward. What’s really going on with the economy? I believe Trump and his billionaire buddies — the American oligarchy — have a plan. But before I get to it, […]

Natalia Tanshina06.04.2025

The policy of French President Macron, who sometimes recalls the Resistance movement, is in fact completely analogous to the policy of Marshal Petain and those Frenchmen who participated in the war against the USSR! It is characteristic that their mobilization took place under the traditional slogans of the fight against Bolshevism and for a “new […]

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