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Sergey Stankevich29.06.2024

QUESTION: Who is better for Russia: Biden or Trump? ANSWER: As a researcher of macro-history, it is perhaps more correct for me to ask a more general question: which of these two political veterans is more necessary and useful — for America itself, for the Western world, as well as for the rest of the […]

Tony Rocchi29.06.2024

Because political terrorism in the Russian Empire remains the Great Unknown, we will go on having huge difficulties in understanding many tendencies in terrorism in today’s world. While it is true that terrorism happens under specific historical circumstances in different countries and periods during different periods, the fact remains that the history of political terrorism […]

Sergey Stankevich28.06.2024

In Britain, the final debate between the leaders of the Conservatives and Labor Party took place before the parliamentary elections on July 4. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his possible opposition replacement, Keir Starmer, came face to face. Sunak personally and his party have nothing to lose: they are doomed to a disastrous defeat. The […]

Kirill Benediktov25.06.2024

Sounds interesting, right? Read on: “Two English women were verbally attacked for swimming in the pool of a Sicilian hotel in Islamic swimwear over the weekend. Two tourists, aged 19 and 25, from London, were attacked by two male hotel guests, Italian citizens. One one of them said: “Who knows what you are hiding under […]

Klim Zhukov24.06.2024

A monstrous missile attack on Sevastopol, 153 wounded including 27 children, and 5 dead, including 3 children — the latest official data says so. Strength and patience to everyone. Naturally there are no words. However, something needs to be said, in addition to expressions of sympathy that are quite understandable to any normal person. You […]

Natalia Tanshina23.06.2024

A very interesting article by the famous French journalist and writer Renaud Girard in Le Figaro under the title “Why America defends Ukraine so much.” Let me emphasize that Renaud Girard is not pro-Russian (although some commentators consider him as such and are outraged that he is allowed to write in such a respected newspaper!) […]

Alexander Schmidke22.06.2024

Today, 81 years ago. Lindemannstadt, occupied territory of the Leningrad region under the control of the military administration of Army Group North. June 22, 1943 / Gatchina, Leningrad region. May 2020 To mark the anniversary of the invasion of the Soviet Union, the occupation authorities organized public events on June 22, 1942 and 1943, called […]

Tony Rocchi22.06.2024

Of all the topics in the history of the Russian Empire, one of the most unknown topics is the history of political terrorism in the Russian Empire between 1866-1911. It seems that the history of terrorism in pre-1917 Russia is likely to stay a Great Unknown for a long time. I first encountered terrorism in […]

Natalia Tanshina21.06.2024

On July 2, 1644, the famous Battle of Marston Moor took place, in which the parliamentary army under the command of Oliver Cromwell and the Earl of Manchester was victorious. This was the first serious victory of the parliamentary army. But the Civil War in England had been going on for almost two years. Moreover, […]

Andrey Buravtsev21.06.2024

The concept of periodic cycles of the world economy, alternating booms and busts lasting 45-60 years, has been actively researched and developed throughout its existence, but a broad consensus in the community of economic scientists has not been achieved regarding its practical applicability. The main essence of the theory of large cycles of economic conditions […]

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