Society & Philosophy

Vyacheslav Golovkov03.05.2026

Why Supporting Families with Children with Disabilities Is a Matter of Our Conscience and National Security? We’re accustomed to talking about children with disabilities in terms of ramps, tactile tiles, and ABA therapy. This is true, but it’s woefully inadequate. Behind the dry list of rehabilitation services, we forget about those who are with the […]

Robert Reich01.05.2026

Okay, so maybe I am grouchier — but I have reason. I was driving my car yesterday, heading home after doing some errands, when someone ran a red light and just about hit me. I swerved to avoid him, then stopped my car, got out, and stood in the middle of the road screaming at […]

Yuri Chekalin19.04.2026

Disability in Japan is a complex and multifaceted issue, intertwining traditional cultural attitudes, government policy, and contemporary social change. Japanese society has historically placed great value on harmony, collectivism, and social responsibility, which significantly influences attitudes toward people with disabilities. On the one hand, Japan has a well-developed social support system. The government provides medical […]

Alexander Burenkov30.03.2026

The authorities’ explanation that Telegram’s very existence poses a threat to the state and society is utterly unconvincing. Let’s focus on the deeper reasons behind this decision: it fully fits into the “confessed” principles of state governance by the “Order of the Ruling Bureaucracy” — excessive administration of all processes in society. For example, the […]

Michael Mozzhechkov25.03.2026

Dedicated to Dostoevsky Days: August 7 to 16, 2026, in Tokyo and Osaka. 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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Alexander Burenkov16.03.2026

Russia, not the Czech Republic or other Slavic countries, has been and remains a bastion of Slavicism. It’s the fifth year of Russia’s war against the West, which for the first time in history has fully united. It was only due to our “Europeanism syndrome” (according to Danilevsky) that the West was able to use […]

Alexander Burenkov12.03.2026

For the first time, the West, in the form of the USA, declares a claim to Global Dominance and a Unipolar World on behalf of the entire Western Civilization. Rubio’s speech on February 14, 2026 at the Munich Security Conference is primarily presented in our media as evidence of disagreements between the EU and the […]

Robert Reich07.03.2026

I haven’t retired. I still work. And frankly, I resent anyone thinking otherwise. It happened again this morning. I was in the locker room of a local gym when someone I didn’t know asked me: “So, are you retired?” I mumbled something indecipherable and looked away. I hate that question. Just as bad is: “So, […]

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For the Right to Live, Not to Survive

Please Tell Me I’m Not Becoming a Grouchy Old Man

Disability in Japan

The Real Reasons for the Authorities’ Decision to Block Telegram

A Century of Russian Fever in the Japanese Psyche

What is Russian Civilizational Nationalism?

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

Russia vs. Czech Republic

Rubio’s Doctrine

Please Don’t Ask Me if I’ve Retired or “Still Work”

Gold Is Moving Back Into the Settlement System

Markus Wolf and the Intelligence War of the Cold War

The Man Who Survived Both Atomic Bombings: Tsutomu Yamaguchi

America’s Water Systems Have a Cybersecurity Problem

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